Planning & Performance Flashcards

1
Q

What are the factors affecting Performances ?

A
Aicraft Mass
Air Density
Wind strenght and direction
Flap settings
Runway conditions
Other sources of degraded performances
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2
Q

What are the components of Air Density?

A

Altitude Temperature Humidity

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3
Q

What is ICAO

A

International Civil Aviation Organization

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4
Q

What is ISA?

A

ICAO Standard Atmosphere (Density Altitue = 10.000 feet)

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5
Q

What is QFE?

A

Quick Fix Engineering (Reglage de l’altimetre en prenant en referance la pression au sol sur l’aerodrome)

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6
Q

How to calculate density altitude?

A

Altitude Density = Pression Altitude +/- (Isa Deviation x 120)
Altitue Pressure = 1013 - QFE = Chiffre HpA. Sachant que 1hpa/30feet. on multiplie et ça donne la pression altitude de l’aerodrome.
ISA deviation = Actual temperature - ISA temperature at AD altitude pressure.
ISA temp at sea level: 15degré
2°temp decrease every 1000 feet increase.

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7
Q

What is the take off safety speed?

A

> =1,2 Vs

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8
Q

What is the the take off distance?

A

Take off run + Initial Climb (50 ft screen height)

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9
Q

What is VRef?

A

VRef = 1,30 VSo (Salling spead in landing configuration)

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10
Q

What is VAC?

A

Visual Approach Care

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11
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What is LDA?

A

Landing Distance Available

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12
Q

What is TORA?

A

Take-Off Run Available (excluding any stopway)

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13
Q

What is Stopway?

A

An extansion to the runway used to bring an aicraft to a stop (emergency for a rejected take-off)

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14
Q

What is ASDA?

A

Acceleration Stop Distance Available = TORA + Stopway

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15
Q

What is clearway?

A

Area Beyond the end of the runway. The clearway can include the stopway.

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16
Q

What is TODA?

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Totale Take Off Distance Available = TORA + Clearway

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17
Q

Conditions required for Landing and Take-Off?

A

TORR (Take off run Required) : Minimal Runway Distance required
TODR (Take off Distance Required): TORR + 50 ft
LDF (Landing Distance Required)

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18
Q

What are the available conditions in a AD?

A

We can find the available conditions on VAC. (TORA, TODA, LDA)

19
Q

What are the safety factors when calculating TODR and LDR?

A

For take off performance: 1.33 factor

For landing performance: 1.43 factor

20
Q

What is POH?

A

Pilot Operating Handbook

21
Q

What are the different speed values of an aircraft?

A

Vx = Best angle of climb airspeed
Vy= Best rate of clim
Speed values for a particular aircaft can be found in a POH

22
Q

What are the factors affecting angle and rate of climb?

A
Speed
Aircraft mass
Aircraft configuration
Air density
Wind
23
Q

What is SFC ?

A

Specific Fuel Consumption? Fuel Flow per unit of power per unit of time.

24
Q

What is the range?

A

The maximum distance an aircraft can fly for a given quantity of fuel consumed?

25
Q

What is the best lift/drag ratio?

A

It’s the speed for the best glide performance

26
Q

What are the factors affecting glide angle?

A

Flaps
Speed:
HeadWind
Mass

27
Q

Mass and Balance?

A

Image

28
Q

What are the effects of overloading an aircraft?

A
Increase structural Loads
Reduced acceleration
Increased TO and Landing Speed and Distances
Reduced flight performances
Meneuvrerability reduced
Increased stalling speed
Tyres and brakes excessive deterioration
29
Q

What is MTOM?

A

Maximum Take Off Mass (indicated in the POH)

30
Q

What is MLM?

A

Maximum Landing Mass

31
Q

What is Datum line?

A

Datum: Leading edge of wing

It’s an imaginery line defined by aircraft’s designer to set the the limit of the GC of

32
Q

What is the formula of the moment?

A

Mass (lb) * Arm (ins) = Moment (lb-ins)

33
Q

What is the formula of the total aircraft center of gravity?

A

Sum of moments / sum of mass

34
Q

What are the different things that a Pilot should have before a flight?

A
Meteorological Briefing 
VAC (Visual Approach Chart)
AIP (Aeronautical information Publication)
Temporary Modifications
RTBA
Fuel Management
35
Q

What should the pilot check for meteorological forecast before departue?

A

TEMSI RADAR WINTEM (charts) TAF METAR

36
Q

What are the 4 crietias to met in order for CAVOK to appear in the METAR?

A

Cf 4 criterias Slide 42

37
Q

What information are available in the VAC?

A

All available in SIA (Aeronoticaul Information service)

Everything related to an aerodrom. (Location and configuration)

38
Q

What is AIP?

A

Aeronautical Information Publication. Updated every 28 days. Divided in 3 parts: GEN (generalités) ENR (en route) AD (aérodrome)

39
Q

What could be temporary notifications?

A

NOTAM (Notic to Airmen)

SUP AIP

40
Q

What is RTBA?

A

Reseau Tres Basse Altitude (Transit prohibited during activities hours of military training)

41
Q

What are fuel management rules required for the pilot?

A

Alternate aerodrome

Manadatory resevers

42
Q

What is the night VRF fuel mandatory reserve?

A

45 min

43
Q

What is the cross country mandatory fuel reserve?

A

30 min

44
Q

What is the NATIONAL mandatory fuel reserve?

A

10 min