Performance Flashcards

1
Q
514. According to airworthiness, what is the maximum number of passager seats on a A
320-200 :
145
180
220
A

180

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Q
  1. After TAKE OFF, pilot can engage AP :
    At 30 ft.
    5 seconds after LIFT-OFF.
    At 100 ft and at least 5 seconds after LIFT-OFF.
A

At 100 ft and at least 5 seconds after LIFT-OFF.

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3
Q
  1. What is the maximum speed for the landing gear retraction ?
    250 kt
    220 kt
    280 kt
A

220 kt

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4
Q
  1. In normal operation, what is the maximum speed with landing gear extended ?
    280 kt / M 0.67
    250 kt / M 0.67
    220 kt / M 0.60
A

280 kt / M 0.67

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5
Q
  1. The maximum altitude to extend the speed brakes is :
    FL 250
    No limitation
    FL 200
A

No limitation

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6
Q
519. Minimum usable altitude for AP during an ILS approach with CAT 1 displayed on FMA
is :
160 ft AGL
MDA
When flare is displayed on FMA
A

160 ft AGL

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7
Q
  1. On A320 the use of AP or FD in OPEN DES or DES MODES is not permitted in
    approach unless the FCU altitude is set at or above :
    No restriction
    1500 ft.
    MDA or 500 ft AGL.
A

MDA or 500 ft AGL.

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8
Q
  1. LFPG 27L - WIND = 180/31 kt.
    TAKE OFF and LANDING are allowed
    TAKE OFF is prohibited
    TAKE OFF is allowed but LANDING is prohibited
A

TAKE OFF and LANDING are allowed

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9
Q
  1. The maximun brake temperature for TAKE-OFF is :
    300°C BRAKE FAN OFF
    250°C BRAKE FAN ON
    150°C BRAKE FAN OFF
A

300°C BRAKE FAN OFF

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10
Q
  1. The pilot can disengage AUTO BRAKES system :
    Only by pressing firmly the brake pedals.
    Only by pushing the armed mode P/B.
    Either by pushing the armed mode P/B or by pressing firmly the brake pedals.
A

Either by pushing the armed mode P/B or by pressing firmly the brake pedals.

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11
Q
  1. During preflight check on a A320-200, external temperature 17°C, cabine temperature
    23°C, 1 observer is expected in cockpit, the minimum crew oxygen bottle pressure has
    to be :
    1425 PSI
    731 PSI
    959 PSI
A

959 PSI

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12
Q
  1. During PREFLIGHT on a A320-200, external temperature 17°C, cabine temperature
    23°C, the flight crew oxygen pressure is 1000 PSI :
    You can accept one jump seat
    You can accept two jump seats
    This is the minimum pressure for PEQ 2
A

You can accept one jump seat

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13
Q
526. After 3 APU STARTER CYCLES separated by 1 minute COOL DOWN, you have to
wait :
At least 60 minutes
At least 15 minutes
Mechanical check has to be performed
A

At least 60 minutes

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14
Q
  1. APU can be started :
    Up to FL 390
    Up to FL 250
    Only on ground
A

Up to FL 390

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15
Q
  1. The APU START LIMITATION with only batteries is :
    Up to FL 390
    Up to FL 250
    Only on ground
A

Up to FL 250

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16
Q
  1. In case of engine failure during TAKE-OFF, TOGA THRUST can be set for :
    5 minutes
    10 minutes
    Unlimited time
A

10 minutes

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17
Q
  1. If after 4 consecutive engine start cycles of 2 mn, start up is not completed, pilot has to
    wait :
    15 minutes to allow starter cooling before attempting a new start
    20 seconds to allow starter relubrification
    No delay is required
A

15 minutes to allow starter cooling before attempting a new start

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18
Q
  1. REVERSE THRUST can be used :
    To back track the aircraft
    IDLE REVERSE is allowed to stop the aircraft in normal operation
    Maximum REVERSE should not be used below 70 kt except in emergency
A

Maximum REVERSE should not be used below 70 kt except in emergency

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19
Q
  1. FL 190, APU GEN ON, APU AIR BLEED can support :
    1 PACK
    2 PACKS
    APU cannot support AIR CONDITIONNING
20
Q
  1. WING ANTI-ICING supplied by APU AIR BLEED is :
    Allowed.
    Not allowed.
    Technically impossible
A

Not allowed.

21
Q
  1. After one unsuccessful APU START UP, a new start can be performed :
    Immediately
    After a 1 minute cooling period
    After a 2 minute cooling period
A

Immediately

22
Q
  1. On contamined runways :
    Reduced TAKE OFF THRUST is allowed
    Reduced TAKE OFF is allowed but FLEX TEMP must be reduced by 4°C
    Reduced TAKE OFF THRUST is not allowed
A

Reduced TAKE OFF THRUST is not allowed

23
Q
  1. When items are affecting performance at take-off (like THRUST REVERSERS
    inoperative), TAKE-OFF with reduced THRUST :
    Is permitted without any restriction
    Is not permitted
    Is permitted on dry runways only
A

Is not permitted

24
Q
  1. During preflight check in winter at MOSCOW, the ECAM ENG OIL T° is - 45°C :
    Start-up is not allowed
    There is no oil temperature limitation for start-up
    Start-up may be performed
A

Start-up is not allowed

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538. During DESCENT, flying under IMC conditions, TAT = +5°C : Pilot has not to use ENG ANTI ICE Pilot has to use ENG ANTI ICE Before using ANTI ICE, pilot can wait ice emergence
Pilot has to use ENG ANTI ICE
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539. Flying FL 390, SAT = - 50°C, entering cirrus clouds : ENG ANTI ICE is required ENG ANTI ICE is not required ENG ANTI ICE is not allowed at FL 390
ENG ANTI ICE is not required
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540. On ground, A/C is under icing conditions when : OAT < 10°C OAT < 10°C and visibility less than 1600 m Visibility less than 1600 m
OAT < 10°C and visibility less than 1600 m
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541. On ground, A/C is under icing conditions when : OAT < 10°C OAT < 10°C and water patches on runway OAT < 10°C and ceiling below 200 ft
OAT < 10°C and water patches on runway
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42. IGN START must be used for TAKE-OFF when : Runway is wet Heavy rain or severe turbulences are expected Icing conditions are encountered
Heavy rain or severe turbulences are expected
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543. During CLIMB, IMC CONDITIONS, TAT - 30°C : ENG ANTI ICE is required ENG ANTI ICE is required if SAT < - 40°C ENG ANTI ICE is not required if SAT < - 40°C
ENG ANTI ICE is not required if SAT < - 40°C
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544. Extended flight in icing conditions with the SLATS extended : Is permitted because SLATS are deiced Is not permitted Extended flight in icing conditions should be avoided
Extended flight in icing conditions should be avoided
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545. In flight, the maximum fuel unbalance is : 530 kg between inner tanks 530 kg between both wings 530 kg between outer tanks
530 kg between outer tanks
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546. On A320-200, tanks must be emptied as follows : Central tanks then wing tanks Wing tank then central tanks Simultaneously if the fuel load exceeds the wing tanks capacity
Simultaneously if the fuel load exceeds the wing tanks capacity
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547. The cabin altitude reaches 9550 ft : There is no alarm There is an EXCESS CABIN ALT alarm and "FASTEN SEAT BELTS" illuminates There is only an EXCESS CABIN ALT alarm
There is only an EXCESS CABIN ALT alarm
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548. Crew want to TAKE-OFF without FD : It is permitted with this aircraft It is permitted without any restriction It is permitted, according to MEL conditions
It is permitted, according to MEL conditions
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549. When pressing T.O. CONFIG P/B for TAKE-OFF, T.O. CONFIG TEST remains BLUE on ECAM TAKE-OFF CHECK LIST. Pilot cannot check if TAKE OFF conditions are correct There is a technical procedure to check T.O. CONFIG (MEMO ECAM INOP) QRH CHECK LIST has to be performed
There is a technical procedure to check T.O. CONFIG (MEMO ECAM INOP)
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550. An AUTOLAND procedure can be conducted with one engine failure : Without any restriction If the engine failure procedure is completed before reaching 1000 ft AGL and DH is limited to 50 ft There is no AUTOLAND procedure allowed with 1 engine out
If the engine failure procedure is completed before reaching 1000 ft AGL and DH is limited to 50 ft
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551. When starting the engine in flight : EGT MAX is 725° and FADEC controls the overlimit EGT MAX is 950° and FADEC does not control the overlimit EGT MAX is 725° and FADEC does not control overlimit
EGT MAX is 725° and FADEC does not control overlimit
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552. A localizer (ILS without G/S) approach can be performed in full MANAGED mode : Yes, provided the approach exists in DATA BASE, and is performed with AP No, in any case Yes, provided the approach exists in DATA BASE and the navigation accuracy is HIGH
No, in any case
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553. When a VOR approach is performed in SELECTED MODE, with AP ON, the AP disconnects automatically when reaching MDA minus 50 ft : Yes, in any case No, and the aircraft automatically levels OFF No, and the aircraft continues to descent according to the selected rate of descent
No, and the aircraft continues to descent according to the selected rate of descent
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``` 554. In descent, with the FMA reading SPD / DES / NAV, if the HDG KNOB on FCU is pulled, the FMA will turn to : SPD / DES / HDG THR IDLE / OPEN DES / HDG SPD / VS / HDG ```
SPD / VS / HDG
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555. Normal electrical power being available, APU may be started up : 25000 ft or lower 10000 ft or lower Throughout the normal flight envelope
Throughout the normal flight envelope
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556. The MAX SPEED at which the L/G may be extended is : 260 kts 250 kts 240 kts
250 kts
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557. The maximum speed to use the windshield wipers is : 200 kts 250 kts 230 kts
230 kts
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558. What is the MAX TIRE speed ? 205 kts 195 kts 185 kts
195 kts