Take off Flashcards

Chapter 5

1
Q

Screen height for a class A aircraft?

A

35ft

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2
Q

Screen height for a class B aircraft?

A

50ft

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3
Q

What is the screen height?

A

It is an imaginary curtain which needs to be cleared by the lowest part of the aircraft

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4
Q

What is the take-off distance?

A

It is the distance from brake release until reaching screen height

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5
Q

What is the take-off run?

A

It is the distance from brake release until lift off

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6
Q

In the absence of a headwind, what happens to Vr?

A

It increases

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7
Q

What happens to TOD & TOR with an increase Vr?

A

Causes both distances to increase

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8
Q

What happens to V1 with a heavy aircraft?

A

It increases

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9
Q

An up-sloping runway results in…?

A

Longer take off distance and a slower acceleration

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10
Q

What happens to take off distance with a down sloping runway?

A

It decreases

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11
Q

What does wet and contaminated runways do to take off distance?

A

Increases it

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12
Q

What happens to an acceleration with an increase in flap setting?

A

As the drag increases it causes the acceleration to decrease so a longer take off distance is needed as it takes longer to reach the needed speed.

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13
Q

What happens to the landing distance required with a tailwind?

A

Increases

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14
Q

What happens to the landing distance with a headwind?

A

It reduces it due to the lower ground speed

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15
Q

What is the factor for headwind?

A

50%

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16
Q

What is the factor for tailwind?

A

150%

17
Q

With an aerodrome at a high pressure altitude, what happens to the take off distance?

A

It increases as the air is less dense causing a slower acceleration

18
Q

If the air conditioning packs are on during the take-off run, what happens to the thrust and take off run?

A

Thrust is reduced and take off run is increased

19
Q

What is displacement drag?

A

The drag from the extra effort of pushing the tyres through a contaminant

20
Q

What is impingement drag?

A

The drag caused when the contaminant is thrown up onto the undercarriage and aircraft surfaces

21
Q

What happens to the accelerate-stop distance with a downslope?

A

It reduces