Test 1
Test 1
E2. What is the approximate wind direction and speed over airport
Astana (UACC) according to the chart?
a) 105/ 75 knots
b) 285/ 75 knots
c) 090/ 45 knots
d) 105/ 45 knots
M3. Below you can see the symbols which are used in SWC (Significant
Weather Charts).
Find the correct answer:
a) 1 – squall line, 4 – mountain obstruction, 8 – severe icing
b) 6 – CB clouds, 5 – severe turbulence, 8 – severe icing
c) 6 – mountain waves, 4 – moderate turbulence, 8 – severe icing
d) 1 – thunderstorm, 5 – moderate turbulence, 8 – moderate icing
M8. Calculate the Minimum Total Fuel Required for the flight:
Fuel burn per Hour – 1000 kgs, taxi time – 15 minutes, trip time – 2 hours,
trip time to alternate – 1 hour.
For simplicity, note: Fuel burn per hour during taxi and hold are the same
– 1000 kgs
Answer: _________ kgs.
M9. METAR UACC 150730Z 25008MPS 5000 SNGS OVC001 M5/M7 Q998
NOSIG RMK QFE741/0972
The Crew decided to de-ice the aircraft with only Type I Fluid, what is the
HOT (Holdover time):
a) 0:06 – 0:15
b) 0:05 – 0:08
c) 0:02 – 0:05
d) No holdover time.
D10. What is the difference between NADP 1 and NADP 2 (NADP – Noise
Abatement Departure Procedure)?
a) NADP 1 is used to reduce noise in close proximity to airport whereas
NADP 2 provides reduction of noise to more distant areas.
b) NADP 1 provides reduction of noise to more distant areas whereas
NADP 2 is used to reduce noise in close proximity.
c) NADP 1 requires late flaps retraction.
d) NADP 2 requires take-off with reduced power.
E12. The Operational Empty Weight (OEW) is the weight of the empty
aircraft including:
a) Crew and passenger baggage, unusable fuel, water and chemicals.
b) Crew and their own baggage, unusable fuel, water and chemicals,
contingency fuel.
c) Crew baggage, catering and other special equipment, portable water
and lavatory chemicals
d) Crew and their own baggage, unusable fuel, engine usable oil, portable
water and lavatory chemicals.
M13. If the MAC (Mean Aerodynamic Chord) is 100 cm and the leading
edge of the wing is 20 aft of the datum, and the CG is 35 cm aft of the
datum, what is the CG position as a percent of MAC?
+a) 15%
b) 55%
c) 42,8%
d) 18,5%
M14. According to the Weight and Balance sheet, what is the MLW and
CG limit in MAC for MLW?
a) -8.3
b) -92.2
+c) -9.2
d) Not enough information to find the index.
a) UATT
b) UATG
c) UATE
d) UARR
M18. The ATC cleared you to hold as published over fix GONSO. HDG to
GONSO from you present position is 030. What entry will you perform?
a) Direct
b) Parallel
+c) Teardrop
d) Teardrop and parallel
M19. What is the elevation of the highest obstacle on the chart of UACC?
a) 1772
b) 1785
c) 3000
d) 1166
D20. Decode the NOTAMs below:
Note: write the validity period and the main information presented in
NOTAMs
1) UATE K7926/23
____________________________________________________________
______________________________________________
2) UATE K8850/23
____________________________________________________________
______________________________________________
Performance:
E21. How will the takeoff distance and lift-off speed change if the flaps
are increased from 0 to 5?
a) TOD and lift-off speed are reduced.
b) TOD and lift-off speed are increased.
c) No Change
d) TOD is reduced, lift-off speed is increased.
M24. You're flying an aircraft that isn't certified for flight into known ice.
On an IFR flight, you inadvertently pick up considerable amounts of ice on
the leading edge of the wings and tail. Should you extend full flaps for
landing?
a) No, extending the flaps will put you at a high risk of a tail plane stall.
b) Yes, extending them will help break off the ice.
c) No, the ice buildup will cause the camber of the wing to increase,
creating more lift.
d) Yes, the buildup has no direct effect on the normal usage of flaps on
approach.
D255. Find the unfactored landing distance in UACC using the chart:
Elevation of UACC – 1166 feet
Slope – 2 % up
Runway heading – 215
Wind – 275/15 MPS
Weight – 28123 kg
Answer: ______