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aroumika 18th Feb 2011 10:46


@aroumika

Well as I said you'll have to follow up on your application with Parul Huria and or Radhika H at CAE.
thanks, can you help me out with their contact (phone/mail)? have you been called for this exam too?

RterO 18th Feb 2011 10:52

any idea what fleet jet is recruiting for?

superdunkaroos 18th Feb 2011 11:01

737 Next Generation

Vertigo911 18th Feb 2011 11:15

@Aroumika
 
Authorized representatives of CAE Ms Parul Huria ([email protected]) and Ms. Radhika HS ([email protected]).

aroumika 18th Feb 2011 11:23


@Aroumika
Authorized representatives of CAE Ms Parul Huria ([email protected]) and Ms. Radhika HS ([email protected]).
thanks! :ok:

Uniform. 18th Feb 2011 14:47

If some1 could explain me these 2 question :
Oxford Book no. 13, chapter 11 CONTROLS. Q 35 and 36

35. an a/c has a tendency to fly right wing low with hands off. it is trimmed with a tab on the left aileron, the trim tab will :

ans. move down causing the left aileron to move up, right aileron to move down


36. an a/c takes off with the elevator control locks still in position. it is found to be nose heavy :

ans. backward movement of the trim wheel would increase nose heaviness.

HOW ??????? :sad:

superdunkaroos 18th Feb 2011 15:23

"When a trim tab is employed, it is moved into the slipstream opposite to the control surface's desired deflection. For example, in order to trim an elevator to hold the nose down, the elevator's trim tab will actually rise up into the slipstream. The increased pressure on top of the trim tab surface caused by raising it will then deflect the entire elevator slab down slightly, causing the tail to rise and the aircraft's nose to move down."

cobracommander 18th Feb 2011 15:49

uniform:

A.35) tip: think tab down, wing down. And vice versa.
Here,u wanna raise right wing, hence u got
lower left wing. Therefore, tab dn. 4 wing dn. Remember the aileron in d middle goes up,as tab goes dn.

Could u plz paste other options of Q.36

cobracommander 18th Feb 2011 15:53

PP351:

Mate, 1 of ur Q. Doesnt make much sense, as far as I know and I'm sure about it ; non-releif valve, check valve,One-way valve all are the same kind!

sudeep6258 18th Feb 2011 15:57

@superdunk
 
Copy/paste from wikipedia ;).. But even though it talks about elevators.. it does convey the message :D.. even I was lazy to type it all.. and copy/pasted.. was gonna edit.. but too much language change lol :D

superdunkaroos 18th Feb 2011 16:01

Whats wrong with wiki?
As long as you verify the sources, and in no way I claim it as mine hence the quotations.

The example given is that of an elevator but it clearly tells how it is used in conjunction with a control surface.

PP351 18th Feb 2011 16:05

yup true superd,and the same thing goes for the aileron trim tabs,so as per the Q 35 the trim tab of the left aileron will move down causing the left aileron move up and due to that the right aileron will move down to counter the tendency to fly right.
As far as the next Q 36 is concerned in that case,If the aircraft takes off with the elevator is locked as with a control lock, the use of trim will be backwards(i.e opposite). Any use of the trim wheel will be as an elevator. To raise the nose of the aircraft you must raise the trim tab. Confusing but true.

cobracommander u might be right as they all having same meaning but m not too sure what were the option given at tht time

hinitin123 18th Feb 2011 17:25

Examination center change
 
hi guys i had applied for mumbai center and they gave me CHENNAI
well n e idea if v can get our center's changed ( wierd Q. ) but just in case
if ne 1 has done tht plz reply .:sad:

Soulplane787 18th Feb 2011 18:13

-effect of PNR if fuel flow is reduced to 3%. ?

-effect of 90 deg crosswind in CP movement..?

Jus need a conformation on these 2 qns ...?? thnx

PP351 18th Feb 2011 18:48

soulplane if fuel flow is reduced by 3% then distance to pnr will increase by 3%,as pnr is directly proportional to endurance as quoted in previous posts by someone and in ur next question cp will remain same but the ETA increases.
Just wonder are you having the jet aug 10' paper.

SuperflyTNT 18th Feb 2011 19:30

Hey everyone,

One of the subjects we will be tested on is Performance according to the Call letter. Any books you guys would recommend to study performance?

av8er1990 18th Feb 2011 22:50

i had applied for mumbai as well and got chennai as my centre....my reference was 82XXX ...whats yours? i hope its not because of overcrowding that they have sent us to chennai. im trying to get in touch with hr department of jetairways.

av8er1990 18th Feb 2011 22:52

ground up is good for performance,,,they used it last time as well to extract questions

Uniform. 19th Feb 2011 04:11

Thanks all for sharing knowledge :)
in the 35th i am confused with the que itself, wht they really want to ask.
is it abt wht is making the a/c to fly with right wing low or what action shud be taking to compensate that?? :rolleyes:

35. an a/c has a tendency to fly right wing low with hands off. it is trimmed with a tab on the left aileron, the trim tab will :

ans. move down causing the left aileron to move up, right aileron to move down



it is trimmed with a tab on the left aileron, the trim tab will -> according to me it is asked abt the trim condition which is making it to fly with right wing low...... then the left trim shud go up, i.e. opposite to aileron :ugh:

superdunkaroos 19th Feb 2011 05:26

Uniform the question is what would you do with trim tab on the left wing to counter this situation

so left aileron up ---> this means left trim tab down

CaptGalaxy 19th Feb 2011 05:43

@ Aroumika
 

i might sound rather stupid, but i'm just curious, my roll number is around 4300, does this mean there's approximately 4500 applying for just 40 vacancies (from what i've heard) or are the roll numbers based purely on the centres?

if it's 40:4500, that's less than 1:100, pretty slim ratio :ugh:
i think its more like certain first numbers relate to certain exam centers
something like a hotel room number. 501 means 5th floor, room number 1 :)

cheers,
P

alpha_victor_romeo 19th Feb 2011 06:31

same here guys applied for mumbai gt chennai......as center.... never been to chennai have called jet hr dept....hopfully they do smthing bout it....
they just put me on standby....said they will get back to me....:ugh:

cyrilroy21 19th Feb 2011 08:39

Hope everyone got their call letters by now...

Is there anyone who still haven't received their call letter ?

CB Burst 19th Feb 2011 08:53

applied for chennai but got delhi!!!:ugh:

yash 19th Feb 2011 09:13

applied delhi got chennai , anyone had a word with HR if it can be fixed anyhow ???

VT-ASB 19th Feb 2011 09:33

meteorology, help needed !!
 
In India, how often are the following issued? what is the duration of validity? what area is covered??
METAR, TAF, Sigmets.

there was also a question in the last Jet examination regarding the time for which the winds are sampled for a Metar??

any response is much appreciated.

CaptGalaxy 19th Feb 2011 10:58

Help please
 
Hi,

Can anybody help me out with these questions ?

1. In an aircraft with 100 seats but 49 passengers only, how many cabin crew should be present?

2. In a flight from Europe to North America in Summer will you have a headwind or a tailwind?

thanks in advance, if you can also tell me where i can study more about the two mentioned questions, would be great!

cheers,
P

sslbalaji 19th Feb 2011 11:37

i got two centers to write exam...
 
Guys i got delhi as my center 2 days before and i have got chennai as my center today..what excatly should i do...u guys got any idea for this confussion?????

CaptGalaxy 19th Feb 2011 13:47

@sslbalaji
 
Mate, all you can do is call up Jet on Monday and see if they have a solution for you :)

planeboy_777 19th Feb 2011 14:29

@ puneeth
 

2. In a flight from Europe to North America in Summer will you have a headwind or a tailwind?
Dude, Obviously itzz headwind.:):):ok::ok::ok::ok:

Aviator_Skies 19th Feb 2011 14:31

@VT-ASB
 
Metar Winds Are Sampled For 10 Mts(jet March 2008)

Metar Issued Every Hour By Met Watch Office

Taf Covers An Area Of 25 Nm..

PP351 19th Feb 2011 15:15

trying to pull some strings hmmmm;):p

planeboy_777 19th Feb 2011 15:32

Rai8
 

guys anyone has an idea that who is the one who corrects the paper and complete in-charge of written test please post it or pm me thanks
i don't want to convey it but its me who is in charge of all
i take only DD's please.......ROFL:ugh:ROFL

CaptGalaxy 19th Feb 2011 15:43

@ planeboy
 
please check your pm.
would be great if you can explain.

any other logic besides the weather movement in the NE direction?

any idea about the other question i posted ?

cheers,
P

Oscalima 19th Feb 2011 17:13

Hey can someone please post the answers for JAA ATPL BOOK 5 Oxford-Instrumentation..or can please tell where to find them...

Any help wud be greatly appreciated....

cvchetan 19th Feb 2011 17:25

lateral axis..

aroumika 19th Feb 2011 18:07


hav a doubt..dihedral is the angle btwn wing and the horizon OR it is btwn wing and the lateral axis?
it is the upward inclination of the wing from the wing root to the wing tip :ok:

sudeep6258 19th Feb 2011 20:04

36. an a/c takes off with the elevator control locks still in position. it is found to be nose heavy :

ans. backward movement of the trim wheel would increase nose heaviness.

I guess you should consider the elevator "locked" and then do the quesiton you should understand the things then :D trim tab is not helping ;)

flyygirl 20th Feb 2011 03:11

has onlyone from delhi still not got the roll number?is jet airways still sending?

fly.low 20th Feb 2011 03:18

@vt-ASB

Metar-A METAR is not valid for any time period. It is an actual observation at a specific time. They are normally made at hourly or half hourly intervals. If the weather changes by a significant degree a special observation,SPECI, will be made and issued.

TAF- it is issued by CLASS I met offices, valid for 9hrs with maximun upto 24hrs. TAF valid for 9hrs issued every 3hrs and taf valid for 12-24hrs issued every 6hrs.

SIGMET- it is issued for each FIR every 3hrs commencing from 0100UTC. AND if sigmet is issued for volcanic ash or cyclone it is issued for 12hrs before the validity period and reviewed every 3hrs.
it is issued bye MWO. :ok:


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