Route Check

Question 1

Determine lead onto arc
Determine lead radial off arc

Answer 1

.5% GS = .9 = 1NM
60/DME

Question 2

Vt/Wf Max

Answer 2

The maximum value of specific range for a given weight and altitude.

Question 3

99% (Vt/Wf) MAX

Answer 3

The value of specific range resulting from increasing true airspeed from the speed
at (Vt/Wf) MAX to give a value of specific range which is one percent less than (Vt/Wf) MAX.

Question 4

Long range cruise

Answer 4

The term which identifies flight of the aircraft at the speed for 99% (Vt/Wf) MAX.

Question 5

Factors affecting endurance

Answer 5

Airspeed and altitude, number of operating engines, bank angle, and fuel burnoff

Question 6

Best Climb Speed

Answer 6

The larger of the speed for MAX ROC or the flaps up air minimum control speed.

Question 7

Flaps Up Safety Speed (FUSS)

Answer 7

The minimum speed recommended for normal operation with the flaps
retracted. FUSS is the larger of 1.25 times the flaps up power off stall speed or the flaps up air minimum control
speed. Operation at FUSS provides 1.7g of maneuvering capability with all engines operating or 1.3g of
maneuvering capability with one engine inoperative.

Question 8

10,000 foot
ETP

Answer 8

Using 245 knots is recommended, since it is the average TAS on four engines, long range cruise.

Question 9

Deliberate Course Deviations

Answer 9

Temporary deviations from track are sometimes necessary due to weather; however, such deviations may cause
navigation errors. The following procedures are recommended:
* Utilize the OFFSET function on the ACT RTE 1/_ page.
* Program the cleared distance from track into the CNI as the XTK limit to generate an advisory if
the distance is exceeded.
* Use the Heading mode to maneuver the aircraft.
* Use the NAV-RADAR and/or digital map display with flight plan overlay to maintain situational
awareness of relation to original track, restricted airspace and terrain.
* Steer back to original track using the heading mode and the navigation capture mode.
* Report abeam of original waypoint or actual crossing location of significant longitude/latitude values as
required.

Question 10

Cruise Ceiling

Answer 10

The altitude at which the maximum rate of climb capability at maximum continuous
power and best climb speed is 300 FPM.