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Old 10th Apr 2009, 06:11
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Here's what I have from some exams


1) In Southern Hemisphere flying from High to Low and flying constant heading, initial heading will be:
a) Left of the track.
b) Right of the track
c) Initially left and than right of the track.
d) Initially right and than left of the track.
2) What are the inputs to the Wind shear computer?
a) Static, Pitot, RA
b) Vertical gyro, AOA transducer and temp.
c) Same as ADC
d) B & A are correct.
3) How doest the wind shear computer generates a warning?
a) It monitors the changes in ground speed and indicated airspeed.
b) It monitors the variation in vertical speed.
c) It monitors the variation in ground speed and compares it with indicated airspeed.
d) It monitors the changes in temperature.
4) In Radio Altimeter the formula used to calculate the height uses the time period for waves to return as:
a) Half the time
b) Total time
c) Double time
d) None of the above
5) Flying in constant head wind and the TAS is reduced, the DCP will:
a) Increase
b) Decrease
c) No changes
6) Flying in nil wind conditions and the TAS is reduced, the DCP will:
a) Increase
b) Decrease
c) No changes
7) The DPNR is 800 nm. During flight it is observed that the TW is 40 kts rather than 20 kts. New DPNR?
a) 800 nm
b) Less than 800 nm
c) More than 800 nm
d) Not enough information to calculate the answer.
8) In Cyclonic storm wind speed is
a) 34 knots to 63 knots
b) 34 knots to 48 knots
c) Less than 34 knots
d) More than 63 knots
9) If you are flying at 30000 feet, which chart will you use:
a) 300 mb
b) 180 mb
c) 200 mb
d) 600 mb
10) LMT at 15S 000E is 15:23 on 22 July 2006. What is the GMT and date at 50S 180W?
a) 15:23 on 22/7/06
b) 03:23 on 22/7/06
c) 15:23 on 23/7/06
d) 03:23 on 23/7/06
11) It’s reported as break in monsoon, the rain fall can be experienced in:
a) Sub Himalayan western Bengal
b) Ganges area of western Bengal
c) NW India
d) Central India
12) You are flying at constant power and you fly in a region of low temperature. TAS will:
a) Increase and true altitude will Increase
b) Decrease and true altitude will decrease
c) Decrease and true altitude will Increase
d) Increase and true altitude will decrease.
13) When a “tempo” is given in a TAF, what is the maximum duration of tempo:
a) 2 hours
b) 4 hours
c) 30 minutes
d) Less than an hour.
14) What conditions are associated with dissipating thunderstorms:
a) Rain fall
b) Up drafts
c) Down draft
d) Up drafts and down drafts
15) When will the SPECI be issued on the bases of Winds?
a) Wind changes from 180/05 to 210/10
b) Wind changes from 180/10 to 210/05
c) Wind changes from 210/05 to 280/10
d) Wind changes from 210/05 to 270/05
16) Once triggered “Terrain Terrain Pull Up”, how often the EGPWS warning is repeated until the aircraft is in safe environment?
a) Every 7 seconds
b) Every 10 seconds
c) Every 15 seconds
d) Non stop
17) What is the descending order of composition of gases in the environment?
a) N2, O2, A2, H2
b) O2, N2, A2, H2
c) N2, H2, O2, A2
d) N2, A2, O2, H2
18) Three elements in Pitch attitude are:
a) Air density, airspeed and weight.
b) Weight, power and airspeed.
c) Temperature, power and weight.
19) The time taken to complete a 360 degrees turn at rate 3 is:
a) 40 seconds
b) One minute
c) Two minute
d) Three minute
20) What is the sequence of marker beacons:
a) Outer Marker Blue, Middle marker Amber, Inner Marker White
b) Outer Marker White, Middle Blue, and Inner Amber
c) Outer Marker Amber, Middle White and Inner Blue.
21) When is it said to be absolute stable:
a) When ELR>SALR
b) When ELR<SALR
c) When ELR>DALR
d) When ELR<DALR
22) If an aircraft flies from position 50S 90W at a ground speed of 400 knots, one hour north, one hour east, one hour south followed by on hour west. The position reached will be:
a) West of original position
b) East of original position
c) North of original position
d) South of original position.
23) ACAS, RA stands for:
a) Radar Advisories
b) Radar Active
c) Range Advisory
d) Resolution Advisory
24) Flying at constant power in nil wind conditions; over a period of time:
a) Ground nm per hour will decrease
b) Ground nm per hour will increase
c) Ground nm per hour will remain same
25) The symbol “////” is used to indicate:
a) 24 hours of twilight.
b) 400 ft of runway available.
c) 24 hours of night.
d) Met conditions not available.
26) Pilot is landing at an airport where airport elevation is 7000’. What will be indicated airspeed:
a) Same as MSL, higher power may be required.
b) Same as MSL and lower power will be required.
c) Less than MSL
d) More than MSL.
27) In AWR, heavy precipitation is shown in :
a) Red
b) Yellow
c) Green
d) Not displayed
28) A tropical low pressure system is distinguished from an extra tropical low by:
a) Frontal Characteristics
b) Wind speed
c) Pressure distribution
d) None of the above
29) Ekman layer is the layer of atmosphere:
a) Below 0.9 km
b) Between surface and 100 mts.
c) Above 3.1 km
d) Between 10 to 20 km
30) Storm surge primarily depends on:
a) SST
b) Temperature of the core of the storm
c) Pressure
d) Winds
31) For 3D navigation and position fixing by Satellites using GPS, how many minimum satellites are required:
a) 3
b) 4
c) 5
d) 6
32) What does a GPS receiver measures to compute its position?
a) The range from satellites
b) The difference in time from signal transmission and reception
c) The Doppler difference in signal speed from transmission to reception
d) The difference between satellite clock and receiver clock.
33) How does the GPS receiver determines from which satellites it is receiving the signal?
a) Each satellite uses its own frequency
b) The signals are sent on the same frequency and coded
c) Each satellite sends its signals at different times
d) The signals are sent on different frequencies are coded

34) Under normal circumstance, a DME station can transmit ranges to:
a) 50 aircrafts locked on to it.
b) 100 aircrafts locked on to it.
c) 50 aircrafts in search mode
d) 100 aircrafts in search more.
35) What does the “land/sea” switch of Doppler system do?
a) It reduces sea movement error
b) It increases the calculated groundspeed by 1%
c) It switches the memory circuit when flying over calm sea
d) It compensates for coastal effects
36) Reception of signals from an off-airway radio facility may be inadequate to identify the fix at designated MEA. In this case, which altitude is designated for the fix?
a) MRA
b) MAA
c) MCA
d) MOCA
37) ATC may assign the MOCA when certain conditions exists, and when within
a) 22 NM of a VOR
b) 25 NM of a VOR
c) 30 NM of a VOR
d) 35 NM of a VOR
38) If no MCA is specified, what is the lowest altitude for crossing a radio fix, beyond which a higher minimum applies?
a) The MEA at which the fix is approached.
b) The MRA at which the fix is approached.
c) The MAA for the route segment beyond the fix.
d) The MOCA for the route segment beyond the fix.
39) Question on TAF but actual TAF was missing in the exam paper !!!
40) Question on TAF but actual TAF was missing in the exam paper !!!
These Questions were four marks each
41) Calculate Moonrise time in GMT at 45N, 120W (almanac was provided)?
42) Flight A to B total distance 600 NM. The aircraft flies at constant TAS, with winds for three different distances within 600 NM. The question asked to calculate average wind speed?
Flight A to C via B with alternate Y. In event of engine failure aircraft to return to Y via B. Total fuel on board is 1900 lbs. Route details are as below:
Route Track W/V Dist. TAS N TAS E/F F/C N F/C E/F DCP-535 NM
A-B 075 090/10 340 220 180 240 lbs/hr 190 lbs/hr TCP-2:34
B-C 120 110/15 760 220 180 240 190 DPNR-831 NM
B-Y 300 110/10 460 220 180 240 190 TPNR-4:00

43) Find distance and time to CP in the event of an engine failure?
44) Find distance and time to PNR in the event of an engine failure?
Question 45-56 on flight planning. All the flight planning questions were three marks each!!
Route details were given, the flight planning involved two climbs. First one from 1000 to 16000 feet. Second one from 16000’ to 19000’. In both cases the air NM and time in minutes for climb could be found and that had to be converted to TAS for climb. Other than this the Flight planning was pretty straight forward. Total 11 questions with first one as catch question.
MTOW: 124,000 lbs RTOW: 121,500 lbs. Start up and Taxi fuel (from chart): 750 lbs.
45) What is the TOW? 121,500 – 750 = 120,750 lbs (many students used 124000 – 750 to calculate the answer).
Question 46 to 51 were based on the actual flight plan itself
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