Take Off

Question 1

What is the start of takeoff called?

Answer 1

Brakes release.

Question 2

The take off ends once the aircraft had passed blank.

Answer 2

Screen height.

Question 3

What does the screen height depends upon?

Answer 3

The class of aircraft.

Question 4

What is the screen height for a class B aircraft taking off?

Answer 4

50ft.

Question 5

What is the screen height for a class A aircraft taking off of a dry runway?

Answer 5

35ft.

Question 6

What is the screen height for a class A aircraft taking off of a wet runway?

Answer 6

15ft.

Question 7

What is reference zero?

Answer 7

Elevation of runway at the departure end,

Question 8

What speed is reached at the screen height?

Answer 8

Take off safety speed.

Question 9

When do we reach VLOF?

Answer 9

Just before rotation.

Question 10

When will VMBE be low : light or heavy a/c.

Answer 10

Heavy.

Question 11

When will VMBE be low : cold or hot?

Answer 11

Hot.

Question 12

What does wind do to the climb angle?

Answer 12

Nothing.

Question 13

What does a headwind increase with regard to angles?

Answer 13

Climb flight path angle.

Question 14

What does CLTOM stand for and what does it mean?

Answer 14

Climb limited take off mass. The heaviest mass at which a certain climb
gradient can be achieved.

Question 15

TRUE OR FLASE : the CLTOM takes into account
- obstacles
-wind

Answer 15

False flase

Question 16

What is a gradient and which is a clearance height : OLTOM / CLTOM?

Answer 16

OLTOM : clearance vs CLTOM : gradient

Question 17

How do you measure angle of climb?

Answer 17

Vertical/horizontal x 100

Question 18

How do you know your optimum flap setting on a TOD vs flaps graph?

Answer 18

Where RLTOM and CLTOM cross.

Question 19

The Maximum Performance-Limited TOM, which ensures compliance with the applicable operational requirements for a Commercial Air Transport operation is the blank of the lowest mass limits for each Flap/Slat position setting:

Answer 19

Higher