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hipratik2005 21st Mar 2015 18:08

MARCH 2015 NAV ORAL MUMBAI
 
I was asked about

rvsm.
Mnps
edto vs etops
holding patterns with speed and wind corrections
climb segments
rod calculations
atpl cross country requirement
enroute charts '
taxi charts '

thats all i recall.

pilotOfeliz 23rd Jun 2015 16:07

ATPL VIVA june 2015
 
Hey..
Anyone appeared for ATPL orals in april attempt..
Please post the questions asked.

Cheers..:O:O

ShivamSaxena 24th Jun 2015 05:23

ATPL VIVA JUNE 2015
 
hello,

I gave both, but cleared only Nav, there were two people on the panel. I was asked the following

MNPS: where do they exist, I had read only about NAT MNPS so told them Atlantic Ocean,but he wasn't satisfied

Difference between RNAV and RNP

In Dubai if we lose RVSM capability and are out of radar coverage how much will we have to deviate to get out of the airway? I don't know the answer to this one, please let me know. I said it should be 15nm but he said we will get into another airway.

Going from Bom to Cok out of radar coverage have to deviate 50nm due weather will we climb or descend?

Can we fly Anoli1A if we do not have gps?

Variation line in Jeppesen

If we have blocked AOA probes what do we do to ADR? A320 question

If we enter a speed lower than green dot in the fmgs will the aircraft decelerate?

On a 3 degree GP what is our height at 4.5 nm

What is the ROD on a 4 degree GP if GS is 120kt? I couldn't get this one either, please let me know

Stryder_00 28th Nov 2015 08:51

@Shivam
 
are you a320 rated or flying, and is that the reason he asked you those questions?

avl998 29th Nov 2015 07:25

hey shivam
 
i am not quite sure with the last question but i believe the answer to calculate rate of decent could be 800feet per minute
ROD= GP ANGLE MULTIPLY GROUND SPEED MULTIPLY 100 DIVIDE BY 60
HOPE IT HELPS.

avl998 30th Nov 2015 06:53

hey guys
 
this perhaps is the wrong thread to share , but had to discuss it guys before i go any further into it

This is regarding the concept called as frozen atpl , i dont understand the reason why the written and orals validity is 5 years and then if lapsed we go over it again already being competent enough to pass it once just because the flying requirements are not fulfilled in the particular time frame thats my main question here,

compare it with the west(USA and Europe) where you only pass and slog it out once and then whenever you fulfill the flying requirement you get it issued .

i dont see any good reason that why the papers should lapse , secondly i do know even in the airlines the co pilots are just about managing to finish the requirement in about 5 years time from the time of induction forget about the guys who are not employed yet.

So i did make an attempt to right it to concerned authority stil waiting for the response but let me know guys if this is making any sense , i just want a provision to be made something like the atpl frozen or may be the written validity could be renewed.

the advantages would be more qualified people in the market who just dont have the hours and the cpl guys would be motivated to study even further while they look for employment and the overall standards of theoretical knowledge would improve.This is not a selfish motive lot other guys in the flying and waiting to get hired will get effected.

avl998 30th Nov 2015 06:54

hey
 
this was the mail i had put in a couple of months back to the authorities:


Good Evening Sir, I am an Indian commercial pilot license holder, like many other fellow pilots I was also looking for a job just after finishing my training but I soon realized that there are not many jobs in the market for fresher's, finally sir the only way to get into the airlines is either i pass my ATPL papers with oral exams or go for a type rating to get some preference among others, since sir I was not financially stable I gave the atpl exams.
I passed my orals and my papers are valid for 5 years now just need to fulfill the flying requirements for issue of Atpl.
Sir now the problem comes that even pilots within the airlines and the ones without the airline jobs need to get the required flying hours which becomes challenging especially for the fresher's like me.
As sir there are a lot many cpl holders with papers passed but sir over the time most of us are not able to fulfill the flying hours within the time span and have to attempt everything again.
Therefore sir my only request to you is if in case pilots have passed the atpl papers and there validity is coming to an end if it can be renewed or if there could be a provision for frozen atpl issue, just like in Europe and USA, so that the pilots just need the required hours to issue the Atpl and don't have to pass orals again since there competency is already been checked once while passing the orals and the frozen atpl can be renewed.
From the pilots and airlines point of view also it could create a difference as it will become an added advantage for the airline and encouragement to the cpl holders also the training standard will also improve sir in terms of theoretical knowledge. Request you sir to give it a thought once.
WarmRegards
Sent by Outlook for Android

cyrilroy21 1st Dec 2015 02:36

The FAA ATP written used to be valid only for 2 years . Since the ATP CTP program has come up and it became expensive to write the FAA ATP exam the validity has been extended to 5 years.

In Europe if its been more than 7 years since your IR expired then you have to give the ATP papers all over again.

avl998 1st Dec 2015 04:04

Thanks cyril for the reply really appreciate , well reading the above lines looks like it's not worth the attempt I am making here. So be it then.

Stryder_00 13th Dec 2015 06:25

Anyone who gave the Mumbai attempt?
 
any tricky questions do put them up, Please

AviatorGNamaste 20th Dec 2015 04:34

OCT 2015 NAV VIVA QUESTIONS
 
1. 3 nm in on 3 deg ILS, what is your height.
2. Established on ILS , G/S goes out, what will you do?
3. Advantages of IRS
4. CP, PNR
5. Difference between RNAV and RNP approaches
6. How does aircraft maintain an RNP 0.5 approach/Track
7. Can IRS be aligned in air? And why?
8. What will you do if you loose IRS data in flight?
9. What is more accurate, DME approach or GPS approach?
10. How does FMS generate aircraft's position?

INTERGLOBE 8th Jul 2016 13:08

ATPL VIVA DELHI APRIL ATTEMPT
 
Hello Guys

Can anyone share Nav Viva questions asked this time in Delhi.

Thanks

aryen87 21st Sep 2016 10:37

JULY 2016, DELHI

GEN NAV
NAV
1) define FAF
2) SLOP
3) RRSM, what is RRSM- reduced runway separation minima
4) DDA, what is this ?
5) diff between RNAV 5 and RNAV 10, where it used and give example
6) enroute chart projection

Radio AIDS

Radio
1) what all instruments in your aircraft
2) what are advantages of MLS Over ILS
3) significance of outer marker
4) DVOR and VOR difference, why DVOR IS BETTER??
5) RVSM contingency, in case of instrument failure
6) what is RVSM
7) things to remember while entering from RVSM to non RVSM airspace
8) which all gyros are there name any two
9) DGI has which gyro
10) TSI has which gyro
11) GPWS all modes, how many are there in GPWS AND HOW MANY in EGPWS
12) What is mode 7, predictive or reactive ?
13) what is predictive wind shear
14) instruments for RVSM

Onidaheights 7th Dec 2016 17:20

Any body pls update on viva questions latest oct session delhi

sarvajanik_pilot 10th Jun 2017 00:39

Hi all.
Any updates on questions asked in Mumbai ATPL orals, April 2017..??

removebeforeflight03 19th Jul 2017 01:54

anyone got some updated questions for DGCA ATPL VIVA , much appreciated .

cap26052001 22nd Aug 2017 11:17

ATPL Oral
 
Any one with the info on what kind of ATPL oral questions being asked in Delhi for july2017 session?

captainjetman 14th Dec 2017 06:35

Radio Aids:
Duct Propagation
Frequency of Weather Radar / Transponder / DME
Components of ILS, Minimas of CAT 1,2&3

Navigation:
ICAO Max Holding speeds
Airspace requirements of Airspace A
Defintion of magnetic dip
Whats the final approach fix (x) called? Ans: Maltese cross
Climb segments/gradients
Approach charts in detail
Enroute charts find longest runway of particular airffield
Difference between RNP and RNAV
Difference between GMT and UTC, why is it called UTC
Which city does tropic of Cancer pass through in India Ans: Gandhinagar (gujarat)
Which city does Indian mean time longitude pass through And: Allahabad (UP)

anirudh_rao 21st Dec 2017 06:12

What about the written?
 
Hope everyone is having a wonderful day and end of 2017!

What book(s)/ questionnaire(s) etc. would you recommend to pass the ALTP written? I have gotten mixed opinions about this; some recommending OXFORD and some others pointing me towards the Keith Williams question banks and Sahil Khurana notes.

Any help would be appreciated.

Best,
Anirudh

Amit Karad 23rd Jun 2018 08:12

DGCA ATPL ORAL QUE
 
:ok:

Originally Posted by Prop.Time (Post 6901906)
An appeal to all those who have cleared/ appeared for the Oral part of the ATPL Examination which the Indian DGCA conducts from time to time :

Kindly take some time out, try to recollect and post a few questions here, that you were asked on that fateful day.

Could be anything ranging from a general idea as to how the session progressed to verbatim questions as barked out by the people on the panel.

---All in an effort to try an create a bank of questions, which could prove useful to the others in our fraternity.


Hello Aviators,

following are some of the ques asked in recently DGCA ATPL ORALS - JUNE 2018,
For Only CPL holders without type rating,


1. What is VMCA
2. What is VMCG
3. RVSM
4. EGPWS and GPWS differences
5. VOR and DVOR difference
6. Propogation
7. Modulation
8. Polarisation
9. What will be the ALTIMETER reading error on Static tube blockage
10. ISOGONAL
11. ISOBAR
12. SKIP DISTANCE
13. DEAD SPACE
14. TCAS
15. ILS components.

these are a FEW of many DGCA ques so I suggest do prepare these with other ques too.

thanks and All the Best ! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

-Amit Karad.

palprthi 24th Jun 2018 09:40

Hi guys,

Can some one share questions asked in CHENNAI @june 2018 ?

Thanks in advance
Pavan.

Bored_Aviator 17th Nov 2018 07:56

Anyone have any questions from the last july attempt ?

CaptGalaxy 25th Apr 2019 05:05

Atpl viva
 

Originally Posted by Bored_Aviator (Post 10313435)
Anyone have any questions from the last july attempt ?

Bored_Aviator or anyone who attempted the last viva sessions... Could you kindly payp questions that were asked?
Is there any change in pattern?

Thanks in advance

DJ Flyboy 6th May 2019 10:19

Some of the questions I was asked in Radio Aids and Instrumentation:
1) Why is there a negative number indicated on the Radio Altimeter readout? What happens to this number at touch down and after strut compression?
2) What are the errors of Radio Altimeter?
3) What happens when you put the IRS switch to align and leave it there? why does it start flashing after sometime?
4) Advantages of IRS over INS
5) What are the limitations of IRS? What are the north and south latitude limitations? Why is the south latitude less than North?
6) If you are in 'Unsafe landing Configuration' and get an RA (resolution advisory) what would you do. [This was supposed to mean Unsafe terrain closure when not in landing config]
7) If you have an engine failure and notice an A/C on reciprocal heading at same level what will be your action?
8) What is the bypass ratio of your a/c?
9) What is the priority between Stall, Wind shear, GPWS, TCAS?
10) Explain the working of a conventional Mach Meter.
11) If static port is blocked, what would the ASI read in descent and why? What is the consequence of such a reading.

Some of the questions asked in Gen Navigation:
1) What is RNAV? What is RNP? What is PBN? What is the difference between RNAV and RNP?
2) Explain the basic workings of the GPS system. What is RAIM?
3) Explain the basic working of IRS?
4) What is a Nautical mile? How much is it in feet? How much is 1 km in feet?
5) In case of Nav accuracy down grade in RNP how will you be notified?
6) What is True/ Magnetic/ Compass North?
7) What is GAGAN?
8) Takeoff segments and requirements.
9) Jeppesen en route chart symbols.

These are all the questions I remember.
Would really appreciate the answers of Radio Aids questions: 1, 2, 3, 5 with references if possible.
Thanks & all the best.



raghuflying 9th May 2019 08:09


Originally Posted by DJ Flyboy (Post 10464358)
Some of the questions I was asked in Radio Aids and Instrumentation:
1) Why is there a negative number indicated on the Radio Altimeter readout? What happens to this number at touch down and after strut compression?
2) What are the errors of Radio Altimeter?
3) What happens when you put the IRS switch to align and leave it there? why does it start flashing after sometime?
4) Advantages of IRS over INS
5) What are the limitations of IRS? What are the north and south latitude limitations? Why is the south latitude less than North?
6) If you are in 'Unsafe landing Configuration' and get an RA (resolution advisory) what would you do. [This was supposed to mean Unsafe terrain closure when not in landing config]
7) If you have an engine failure and notice an A/C on reciprocal heading at same level what will be your action?
8) What is the bypass ratio of your a/c?
9) What is the priority between Stall, Wind shear, GPWS, TCAS?
10) Explain the working of a conventional Mach Meter.
11) If static port is blocked, what would the ASI read in descent and why? What is the consequence of such a reading.

Some of the questions asked in Gen Navigation:
1) What is RNAV? What is RNP? What is PBN? What is the difference between RNAV and RNP?
2) Explain the basic workings of the GPS system. What is RAIM?
3) Explain the basic working of IRS?
4) What is a Nautical mile? How much is it in feet? How much is 1 km in feet?
5) In case of Nav accuracy down grade in RNP how will you be notified?
6) What is True/ Magnetic/ Compass North?
7) What is GAGAN?
8) Takeoff segments and requirements.
9) Jeppesen en route chart symbols.

These are all the questions I remember.
Would really appreciate the answers of Radio Aids questions: 1, 2, 3, 5 with references if possible.
Thanks & all the best.

1- is the residual height as RA is calibrated to read Zero on first contact of the lowest part of the undercarriage ie the wheels in extended condition.
after the strut is compressed that’s when u get th -ve value ie the residual height.
2. 3% error or +or- 1 feet which ever is higher. So 2450 to 33feet is 3% and below 33ft is 1ft.
3. IRS will align but it will not complete the alignment because there is no position entered. That’s why it’s flashing because of no present position.
5. Limitations north 70-85deg from 90W to 120w and above 85N 0 to 180E/W.
south 60 to 85 from 120 E to 160E and below 85s it’s 0 to 180 E/W
its higher because of the earths magnetic pole and the poles are not exactly opposite and these areas are magnetic cut out regions so irs will not give you magnetic heading.


Hope this is good enough was this in delhi oral..

Raulehl 8th Aug 2019 03:38

Oral examination
 
Question I remember was:
What are the flight regions in India
Difference between QNH, QFE and QNE
What India's airports has CAT II landing approach
Flight duty times
Alcohol tolerance
WHAT IS THE MAXIMUM ALTITUDE AN AIRPLANE CAN FLY???

ruslan1 12th Sep 2019 05:53

Delhi August 2019
 
Hi I had my orals for radio aids and these were the questions asked to me
1)What is apparent wander?
2) what is the difference between ins and irs
3) explain ring laser gyro
4) errors in a compass
5) rvsm requirements
6) gpws questions?

All the best

dobump 23rd Feb 2020 07:29

Hi
Gave my radio aids viva in delhi nov 19 attempt. Questions asked were
1)what is dda
2)where can DME be located at an airfield
3)working principle of ILS & DME
4)questions on TCAS, radio alt and EGPWS.

Ppl were also asked about autoland2.

dobump 18th Feb 2021 15:50

Am posting again after one full year. Amazing to see people not putting up questions asked to them. This time I appeared for nav orals in jan 21. I was asked the followingRvsm contigenciesRvsm requirementsAbove what ht is grid mora magenta and whyDifference between rnp and rnavTake off segmentsQuestions on approach chartsDifference between mora moca msaAnd gagan( don't know why they asked this)

king_maker 26th Mar 2021 13:24

Hello, Questions for March 2021

1) Radio altimeter magnitude of error
2) SLOP
3) EDTO vs ETOPS
4) EDTO critical fuel
5) Suitable vs Adequate alternate
6) TCAS
7) TCAS version 7 vs old version
8) GPWS vs EGPWS

idiotdiotic 31st Mar 2021 15:03

Mumbai March 2021
 
1.What is a stall? What will happen while I keep the elevator pulled back during a stall?
2.GPS3.Radio Altimeter, errors,how many radio alts do you think an aeroplane should have?
4.High speed taxi5.What is ADS? Describe ADS-C?6.I was asked about "squitter"
7.RNP,RNP alerting and monitoring8.Transmissiometer9.ILS10.RVR ILS cat II

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siddhanta_alc 31st Mar 2021 16:48

DGCA 2021 exams advice
 
Hello fellow pilots.
I am appearing for DGCA cpl exams this year and RTR as well. Is anyone on to the same thing ? Would like to connect with them for exchange and advice. Thanks .


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