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ATPL FPP Referring Fig. 4.24, why does the curve for an equivalent weight of 35000kg only start 4 mins after engine failure? a. all the curves start at the same point higher up b. at that altitude the engine takes longer to spool down after failure c. at that weight the aircraft has a higher TAS and therefore more momentum d. at that weight the aircraft takes longer to slow down to the optimum drift down speed - correct answers d. at that weight the aircraft takes longer to slow down to t...

ATPL FPP Referring Fig. 4.24, why does the curve for an equivalent weight of 35000kg only start 4 mins after engine failure? a. all the curves start at the same point higher up b. at that altitude the engine takes longer to spool down after failure c. at that weight the aircraft has a higher TAS and therefore more momentum d. at that weight the aircraft takes longer to slow down to the optimum drift down speed - correct answers d. at that weight the aircraft takes longer to slow down to t...

ATPL HUMAN FACTORS (CASA - AHUF) Exam Questions and Answers (2024 / 2025) With Verified Answers These are up to date flashcards as of SEP2022. All information is from the CASA resources listed for the AHUF exam or official CASA documents. There is conflicting information from old textbooks. All cards are verified against official CASA documents. Turn over for official documents. The official textbooks CASA lists as exam resources are: - Human Being Pilot (ATC) - Human Factors for Pilots (...

ATPL FPPReferring Fig. 4.24, why does the curve for an equivalent weight of 35000kg only start 4 mins after engine failure? a. all the curves start at the same point higher up b. at that altitude the engine takes longer to spool down after failure c. at that weight the aircraft has a higher TAS and therefore more momentum d. at that weight the aircraft takes longer to slow down to the optimum drift down speed - correct answers d. at that weight the aircraft takes longer to slow down to the...

ATPL FLIGHT PLANNING EXAMWhat does DCT & -DCT mean? - correct answers DCT means direct track between waypoints -DCT means that mileage has been increased for that segment to allow for circuitous routing On the CFP, why may there sometimes be a change in the route profile by 1000ft instead of the RVSM standard 2000ft? - correct answers Because there is a change of track from an easterly to a westerly and vice versa. Why may lower than normal cruise altitudes be planned? - correct answers 1...

ATPL: fuel What should the tank/bowser be bonded to - correct answers Earth and to each other before refueling Why is fuel density measured - correct answers To enable accurate weight too be calculated for the volume loaded What is the function of the fuel booster (auxiliary pump) - correct answers To ensure positive fuel pressure at the inlet side of the engine driven pump fuel pump What happens if a fuel tanks booster pump fails - correct answers The engine driven pump take up the lo...

ATPL HUMAN FACTORS (CASA - AHUF) Questions with Complete Solutions Graded A+ These are up to date flashcards as of SEP2022. All information is from the CASA resources listed for the AHUF exam or official CASA documents. There is conflicting information from old textbooks. All cards are verified against official CASA documents. Turn over for official documents. The official textbooks CASA lists as exam resources are: - Human Being Pilot (ATC) - Human Factors for Pilots (Roger G. Green...

ATPL FLIGHT PLANNING EXAMWhat does DCT & -DCT mean? - correct answers DCT means direct track between waypoints -DCT means that mileage has been increased for that segment to allow for circuitous routing On the CFP, why may there sometimes be a change in the route profile by 1000ft instead of the RVSM standard 2000ft? - correct answers Because there is a change of track from an easterly to a westerly and vice versa. Why may lower than normal cruise altitudes be planned? - correct answers 1...

ATPL: fuelWhat should the tank/bowser be bonded to - correct answers Earth and to each other before refueling Why is fuel density measured - correct answers To enable accurate weight too be calculated for the volume loaded What is the function of the fuel booster (auxiliary pump) - correct answers To ensure positive fuel pressure at the inlet side of the engine driven pump fuel pump What happens if a fuel tanks booster pump fails - correct answers The engine driven pump take up the load...

ATPL - AGK SET 3 (92/137)125. Which maximum range factor decreases as weight decreases? A. Angle of attack. B. Altitude. C. Airspeed. - correct answers C. Airspeed. 126. Which procedure produces the minimum fuel consumption for a given leg of the cruise flight? A. Increase speed for a headwind. B. Increase speed for a tailwind. C. Increase altitude for a headwind, decrease altitude for a tailwind. - correct answers A. Increase speed for a headwind. 127. At what speed, with refere...