Perf Flashcards

1
Q

Engine anti-ice must be included in take-off performance calculation if planned to be used below what altitude

A

EOACC

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2
Q

If a runway is wet and NOTAMed ‘slippery when wet’, what is the correct EFB TO PERF input for RWY COND?

A

Slippery Wet

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3
Q

What take-off performance limit codes indicate perfo limiting take off when using TOGA thrust (and so a rolling takeoff cannot be performed)?

A

RWY and OBS

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4
Q

Which of these is an appropriate wind entry for a METAR reading VBR03KTS?

A

TL03

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5
Q

On an EFB PERF page where on the ISA value be located (to calculate TREF for example)?

A

Next to OAT

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6
Q

If departing from an intersection with a longer TORA than planned, what is required?

A

No Action Required

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7
Q

In EFB LDG PERF, how do we correctly adjust for a NOTAMed shortening of a runway?

A

Modified Rwy

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8
Q

After a landing performance calculation, Flysmart generates amber figures in the computations area. What does this mean?

A

Factored landing distance exceeds available landing distance

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9
Q

For an inflight landing calculation what is the appropriate EFB input for RWY COND with ‘Wet’ runway?

A

5- Good

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10
Q

At landing, what is included in EFB calculations but Not in QRH calculations?

A

A 1.15 factor on landing distance

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11
Q

When would you recalculate the performance?

A

If >250kg or TOGA TO planned or >2% MAC difference from pre LMC Calculation

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12
Q

A Category A aerodrome must meet which of the following requirements

A

Night Operations Capability

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13
Q

For a takeoff alternate to be usable, it must be within a defined flying time from the departure airport. Which of the following best describes this?

A

One Hour (1 Engine)

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14
Q

For selection as an alternate, met reports/forecasts must indicate that the weather at the selected aerodrome will be at or above the applicable landing minima for how long

A

+/- 1 hour of the aircrafts ETA

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15
Q

What height shall be used for the purposes of the approach ban if there is no outer marker or equivalent position?

A

1000ft AAL

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16
Q

Which of the following is NOT used by the FMGC to calculate OPT altitude?

A

Max flap extension altitude

17
Q

Which of the following statements is correct?

A

FLEX temperature takeoff is not allowed on contaminated runways

18
Q

On a normal landing, what are the correct actions for PM?

A

Check and confirm
‘Spoilers, Reverse Green, Decel’

19
Q

Regarding the classification of children, which of the following is most correct?

A

Persons who are at least 2 years old but less than 12 years old

20
Q

What is the maximum wind speed for operation of passenger doors?

A

65kts

21
Q

Which statement is true with respect to aircraft weight limits?

A

The difference between MZFW and MTOW can only be used for fuel

22
Q

Which of the following statements best describes a category B aerodrome? The aerodrome has:

A

Unusual local weather conditions

23
Q

An alternate aerodrome has only non-precision/circling approaches available. Which of the following must be taken into account?

A

Ceiling

24
Q

Final reserve fuel should account for how much holding time and at which altitude above aerodrome elevation?

A

30mins/1500ft

25
Q

With an engine failure over high ground, what are the correct actions?

A

Set MCT, A/THR OFF, Notify ATC, Decelerate to Green Dot Speed

26
Q

Regarding normal checklists, which statement is correct?

A

Called for by the PF to check that appropriate actions have been performed

27
Q

Following a normal takeoff, which is the correct statement?

A

A positive climb must be observed on the radio altimeter or barometric altimeter before the gear is selected up

28
Q

What is the standard mass value for flight crew?

A

85kg

29
Q

The RTOW of the aircraft must never be higher than which of the following?

A

Maximum structural takeoff weight

30
Q

Which of these factors may reduce the maximum landing weight?

A

All of the answers may reduce the MLW

31
Q

Regarding inoperative equipment, which is the correct statement?

A

Checked against the MEL for any dispatch restrictions