Knowledge Flashcards
2602 - What is the standard minimum climb gradient, if one is not published in SID/DP/ODP?
200 ft/nm
2798 - Max holding speeds and altitudes
MHA-6000: 200 KIAS
6001-14000: 230
14001 and above: 265
(AIM Chapter 5, Section 3)
2809 - What color are runway centerline lights?
White - until the last 3000 ft of rwy
Alt red/white - for the next 2000 ft
Red - last 1000 ft of runway
2700 - What is the required forecast weather to file a civil airport with a precision approach as an alternate in an airplane?
600ft and 2sm
2972 - Holding pattern entry when on V264 to POM
Correct answer assumes you are flying from the east
Direct
1295 - Lowest ILS Cat 2 Mins
DH 100 ft and RVR 1200 ft
1026 - If you are 60nm from a Nav station, how much is each degree?
60 to 1 rule: at a distance of 60nm, each degree is equal to approx. 1nm
1319 - When you are flying a procedure turn for an instrument approach procedure, it should be flown at or below ___
200 KIAS
2678 - What is the symbol for MALSR on the airport diagram?
A5
1553 - What is the approximate rate unsaturated air will cool flowing upslope?
2709 - What is the cooling rate of dry air? Fahrenheit and Celsius
Dry Adiabatic Rate of Temp Change
3C (5.4F) per 1000 ft
1652 - What condition is reported at Dallas (KDAL)
Altimeter setting 30.07
8C is also a choice, but it is a typo in the testing center computer and should be 8F, so DO NOT CHOOSE THIS
2905 - What causes ADVECTION FOG?
Moist air moving over a cold surface causing the temperature to drop below the dewpoint.
2489 - What conditions are favorable to RADIATION FOG?
What time of day will it most likely occur?
Clear sky, little or no wind, and small temp- dew point spread (high relative humidity).
When rain soaks the ground, followed by clearing skies, radiation fog is not uncommon.
Forms almost exclusively at night or near daybreak.
How often are maximum turbulence potential charts (GTG-2) are issued?
hourly
2339 - “You are PIC in an aircraft with 17000 pounds of cargo scheduled for a 1550nm flight in still air. Can you take another 1000 pounds of cargo and still be under MTOW?”
What figure should you use and what is the answer?
Figure 459 and “Yes”
- some testing centers have error in this question and figure is not referenced (do not choose “need more info” option)
(Refer to figure 458) With a reported temperature of 10c, a 1% slope, 4000 feet, and 10kt headwind, the maximum permissible quick turn-around landing weight is ___
80,500
This is a bad question - with 1% upslope or downslope you will get closer to 87000 or 88000, however 80500 has been reported as correct
2215 - A rule of thumb states that a 1000- foot increase in density altitude for a turbojet with a HIGH thrust-to-weight ratio will cause a takeoff distance increase of __
7%
At what speed, with reference to L/D Max, does a maximum rate-of-climb for a jet airplane occur?
A speed greater than that for L/D Max
2204- At what speed does drag divergence occur relative to the critical Mach number?
5-10 percent higher
2591 - What is the N(2) indication in a turbine-powered engine?
The high pressure section compressor speed
At what minimum speed will dynamic hydroplaning begin if a tire has an air pressure of 70PSI?
speed = sqrt(tire pressure) * 9 75 = sqrt(70)*9
2504 - Under 14 CFR 121, a required flightcrew member of an unaugmented two-pilot flag operation may not exceed how many hours duty in a seven consecutive day period?
32
2257 - Investigations of air carriers have shown that human error is a contributing factor in ___ percent of all accidents.
60-80%
2225 - A bank angle of 30 degrees will increase induced drag by ___
Induced drag = load factor ^2
load factor = 1/cos(bank angle)
= 33%
2216 - Friction braking becomes effective at ____ percent of touchdown speed
70-80
2224 - The specific range for a turbojet at 40,000 feet is approximately ___ percent greater than at sea level
150
1782 - What limits a turbine engine from developing a compressor stall?
Compressor bleed valves
2243 - The most efficient cruise control in a turbojet is
the climbing cruise
2249 - For an airplane with a relatively low thrust-to-weight ratio, a 10% increase in takeoff gross weight would result in a takeoff distance increase of approximately ___ percent more
25-30
2808 - Which type of transponder is required for operations in Class A airspace?
Automatic Dependent Surveillance - Broadcast (ADS-B) Out transponder on 1090 MHZ
2907 - Which airspace requires ADS-B with extended squitter?
Class A
2652 - If the VGSI and verticle descent angle do not coincide, the VGSI will be ____
below the descent angle
2203 - How does the minimum landing distance increase if the airplane landing weight has increased 10%
10% (directly proportional)
2266 - Supercooled water droplets have been observed at temperatures as low as
- 40c
2205 - A bank angle of 15 degrees will increase induced drag by
2207- A bank angle of 60 degrees will increase induced drag by __
7%
300%