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1
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What is a destination alternate?

A

An alternate aerodrome to your destination

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2
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Flight time?

A

Off block - On block

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Who is responsible for making sure the crew knows what rules and regulations apply to them?

A

The Operator

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4
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When can you leave the cockpit?

A

When you physically need to (toilet) and only in non-critical phases of flight

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Does EASA require there to be 2 people in the cockpit at all time?

A

No

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6
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What is requried for operating in icing conditions?

A

Prober de-icing equipment

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7
Q

Threshold speed

A

1.3 ⋅ Vs0 /// 1.23 ⋅ Vs1g

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8
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What is required to go below 1000’ft AGL on approach?

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RVR must be within limits
(Du må gerne fortsætte hvis den bliver under limits når du er under 1000’ft AGL)

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9
Q

Which aircraft require windshield wipers?

A

Aircraft with a MTOM >5700Kg

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10
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Which aircraft require TAWS?

A

Aircraft with a MTOM <5700Kg OR MOPSC >9

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11
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How long shall a smoke hood last?

A

15 min

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12
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At what altitude are oxygen masks in the roof required?

A

> 25 000’ft

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13
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Colour of break-in points?

A

Yellow or Red; always a colour of contrast

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14
Q

Minimum age to work as cabin crew?

A

18

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15
Q

What is a MEL and Master MEL; and which is more restrictive

A

Master MEL comes from the manufacturer, the MEL is made by the operator to be at least as restrictive as the Master MEL

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16
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What type of tracks are NAT tracks?

A

Great Circle Tracks (don’t always join at the same point)

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17
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How is a SLOP (Strategic Lateral Offset) performed?

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Always to the right: 1 or 2 NM away from and parallel to original track

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18
Q

When does the holdover time start with 2 step de-icing?

A

At the beginning of the 2nd stage treatment

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19
Q

Standard Mach seperation?

A

10 min ( -1 min p. 0.01 Mach difference)

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20
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When should you report a delay in NAT HLA?

A

When the ETA exceeds +/-3 min

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21
Q

How much can icing affect aerodynamic performance?

A

Reduce wing lift with up to 30%; Increase drag with up to 40%

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22
Q

Annex 6 Part 1 covers?

A

Commercial Air Transport - Aeroplanes

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23
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Which ACAS logic version is required on which aircraft?

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Logic version 7.1; on all Aircraft with MTOM >5700Kg, or MOPSC >19

24
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Class A without ETOPS max distance from aerodrome?

A

60 min (OEI cruise speed in still air)

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Single pilot IFR autopilot requirements?
Altitude hold & Heading mode
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How often is a line check?
Every 12 months
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Speed of Wake turbulence?
5 knots
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Worst conditions for landing behind another aircraft? (wake turbulence)
Light, steady crosswind
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Requirements for emergency exits
Must be able to evacuate all passengers in 90 sec, using 50% of the emergency exits
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How fast must an aircraft be able to dump fuel below required mass?
15 minutes
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When must emergency exits be un-obstructed?
During Taxi, take-off & landing
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Where do operators require operational minima?
At destinations and alternate aerodromes
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Weather minima for noise prefferential runway?
15 knots crosswind 5 knots tailwind <2000m visibility
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Amount of fire extinguishers required on the flight deck?
At least 1
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Type of fire extinguisher required on flight deck
Must be able to deal with both liquid & electrical fires (usually HALON)
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MNPS / NAT HLA airspace covers which flight levels?
FL285 - FL420
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What is required to use an NDB?
An ADF
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When is 2 alternates required?
If the weather at destination is unavaliable or below minima
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What is in Operation Manual A-D?
A: General B: Type specific procedures & Limitations C: Minima, Aerodromes, limitations D: Crew Training
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Preffered config for ditching?
Wheels up: Maximum possible flaps
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What causes wake turbulence and when is it the worst?
Slow, Clean & heavy; Occurs due to the wing tip worticies
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What happens to the Airspeed indication in case of a pitot tube blockage?
The airspeed will increase with altitude (work like an altimiter)
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Sudden tailwind wil cause?
A descend
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Is it requiered to visually confirm fuel dumping?
If possible, yes
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Requirement: On-board Flight Data Monitoring
Operators of airplanes in excess of 27000 kg must establish and maintain a flight data program
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Recommendation: On-board Flight Data Monitoring
Operators of airplanes in excess of 20000 kg should establish and maintain a flight data program
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Cabin crew per seats
1/50 The greater of 1 CC per 50 seats, 50 passengers carried on the aircraft or the certification
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Take off minima without LVO approval - What is characterized as low visibility?
Visibility under 400 m
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What is the difference between type A and B approaches
Type A: DH ≥ 250` (2d or 3d) Type B: DH < 250` (3d)
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What is equipment not requiring approval?
- Spare electrical fuses - Independent portable lights (torches) - An accurate time piece displaying hours, minutes and seconds by an analogue sweep-second pointer or digital screen - Chart holder - First-aid kits - Emergency medical kit - Megaphones - Survival and signalling equipment - Sea anchors and equipment for mooring - Child restraint devices
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What are the classes of dangerous goods?
Classes of dangerous goods 1. Explosives 2. Gasses 3. Flammable Liquids 4. Flammable Solids 5. Oxider and Organic Peroxides 6. Toxic and Infectious 7. Radioactive 8. Corrosive 9. Miscellaneous “Every Good Female Forgets Obviously To Read Car Manuals”
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The total crew member duty periods must not exceed?
60 duty hours in any 7 consecutive days 110 duty hours in any 14 consecutive days 190 duty hours in any 28 consecutive days
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The total flight time of the sectors on which an individual crew member is assigned as an operating crew member shall not exceed:
100 hours of flight time in any 28 consecutive days 900 hours of flight time in any calendar year 1000 hours of flight time in any 12 consecutive calendar months
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Minimum rest period at home base?
At least as long as the preceding duty period, or 12 hours, whichever is greater.
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Minimum rest period away from home base?
At least as long as the preceding duty period, or 10 hours, whichever is greater. This period shall include an 8-hour sleep opportunity in addition to the time for traveling and physiological needs
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NADP1 YouTube should flimr at?
T/O thrust - V2 + 10