midterm

Question 1

Allows the aircraft to be operated with inoperative equipment determined to be nonessential for safe flight.

Answer 1

Minimum Equipment List

Question 2

______ shall be placed near the appropriate switch, control or indicator.

Answer 2

placard

Question 3

are used to notify aircraft owners and other interested persons of unsafe conditions and to specify the conditions under which the product may continue to be operated.

Answer 3

Airworthiness Directives

Question 4

Two categories of ADs:

Answer 4

those of an emergency nature requiring immediate compliance prior to further flight.

Those of a less urgent nature requiring compliance within a specified period of time.

Question 5

The ability of an aircraft to accomplish certain things that make it useful for certain purposes.

Answer 5

Aircraft Performance

Question 6

The forces of flight performance are in equilibrium and involves steady-state flight conditions of the aircraft.

Answer 6

Straight-and-Level Flight

Question 7

occurs when an aircraft gains potential energy by increasing altitude through these factors:
Using excess power above that required to maintain level flight, and/or
Converting airspeed (KE) to altitude (PE)

Answer 7

Positive climb performance

Question 8

• achieves maximum altitude with minimum horizontal travel over the ground.

Answer 8

Angle of Climb (AOC)

Question 9

• gains the greatest vertical distance over a period of time.

Answer 9

Rate of Climb (ROC)

Question 10

The ability of an aircraft to convert fuel energy into flying distance.

Answer 10

Range Performance

Question 11

• consideration of flying distance.

Answer 11

Range

Question 12

• consideration of flying time.

Answer 12

Endurance

Question 13

• the ability of the fuel system to provide fuel at a specific rate.

Answer 13

Fuel flow

Question 14

Factors that affect specific range versus speed.

Answer 14

Aircraft gross weight
Altitude
The external aerodynamic configuration of the aircraft.

Question 15

the condition of accelerated and decelerated motion.

Answer 15

Takeoff and Landing Performance

Question 16

• vary widely from one airport to another; may be concrete, asphalt, gravel, dirt or grass.

Answer 16

Runway surface

Question 17

• the amount of change in runway height over the length of the runway; expressed in percentage.

Answer 17

Runway gradient

Question 18

Allows an aircraft to fly legally within the airspace where it is registered.

Answer 18

Certificate of Aircraft Registration

Question 19

A certificate that is issued by the country’s aviation agency after the aircraft is found to meet the requirements for its category and model and is in condition for safe operation.

Answer 19

Airworthiness Certificate

Question 20

• The nationality and registration number assigned to the aircraft.

Answer 20

Nationality and Registration Marks

Question 21

• Indicates the manufacturer, ake, and model of the aircraft.

Answer 21

Manufacturer and Model

Question 22

• Indicates the manufacturer’s serial number assigned to the aircraft.

Answer 22

Aircraft Serial Number

Question 23

• Indicates the category in which the aircraft must be operated.

Answer 23

Category

Question 24

• Indicates the aircraft conforms to its type certificate and is safe for operation.

Answer 24

Authority and Basis of Issuance

Question 25

- Indicates the Airworthiness Certificate is in effect if the aircraft is maintained.

Answer 25

Terms and Conditions

Question 26

is issued for all aircraft certificated in other than the Standard classifications, such as Experimental, Restricted, Limited, Provisional, and Light-Sport Aircraft (LSA)

Answer 26

A Special Airworthiness Certificate

Question 27

Maintenance requirements vary from different types of aircraft, and is influenced by the kind of operation, climatic conditions, storage facilities, age, and construction of the aircraft.

Answer 27

Aircraft Maintenance

Question 28

supply maintenance manuals, parts catalogs, and other service information that should be used in maintaining the aircraft.

Answer 28

Manufacturers

Question 29

All civil aircraft are required to be inspected at specific intervals to determine overall condition.

Answer 29

Aircraft Inspection

Question 30

All inspection should follow the _______

Answer 30

current manufacturer’s maintenance manual.

Question 31

Any small aircraft weighing 12,500 pounds or less, flown for business or pleasure and are not flown for compensation or hire.

Answer 31

Annual Inspection

Question 32

All aircraft under 12,500 pounds (except turbojet/turbopropeller - powered multi-engine airplanes and turbine powered rotorcraft) used to carry passengers for hire.

Answer 32

100-Hour Inspection

Question 33

Requires the inspection of altimeter and related system within 24 months prior to operating in controlled airspace under IFR.

Answer 33

Altimeter System Inspection

Question 34

Requires the inspection of transponder within 24 months prior to operation, regardless of airspace.

Answer 34

Transponder Inspection

Question 35

Requires the inspection of ELT within 12 calendar months after proper installation, battery corrosion, operation of controls and crash sensor and presence of sufficient signal from its antenna.

Answer 35

Emergency Locator Transmitter

Question 36

the nationality mark of the philippines

Answer 36

RP-C

Question 37

how many gallons per hour does cessna 150 have

Answer 37

6. gal per hour

Question 38

it is the responsibility of the _________ to ensure compliance with all pertinent ADs, including those ADs that require recurrent or continuing action.

Answer 38

aircraft owner or operator

Question 39

- the total weight of an aircraft, including its own structure, fuel, payload (passengers, cargo, and baggage), and other operational items.

Answer 39

grossweight

Question 40

-impedes acceleration and results in a longer ground run during takeoff; landing on an upsloping runway typically reduces the landing roll.

Answer 40

An upsloping runway

Question 41

aids in acceleration on takeoff resulting in shorter takeoff distances; landing on a downsloping runway increases landing distances.

Answer 41

A downsloping runway

Question 42

Maintenance is defined as

Answer 42

preservation inspection repair

Question 43

Certificate of Aircraft Registration is what part of PCAR?

Answer 43

part 4 aircraft registrations

Question 44

Aircraft Inspections is what part of PCAR?

Answer 44

part 8- operations

Question 45

annual inspection shall be performed by a

Answer 45

certificated airframe and powerplant (A&P)

Question 46

LT batteries must be replaced/recharged when:

Answer 46

1. transmitter has been in use for 1 cumulative hour 2. 50% of the battery useful life

Question 47

how many years before an airworthiness certificate expires

Answer 47

1 year

Question 48

the Philippines aviation agency

Answer 48

CAAP

Question 49

the highest governing individual of CAAOP

Answer 49

Director general

Question 50

2 types of runway gradient

Answer 50

downsloping and upsloping runaway

Question 51

4 forces of flight

Answer 51

thrust weight lift drag

Question 52

2 types of airworthiness certificate

Answer 52

standard airworthiness certificate special airworthiness certificate

Question 53

3 other inspection programs

Answer 53

altimeter system inspection transponder inspection ELT inspection

Question 54

2 types of aircraft inspections

Answer 54

100 hr inspection annual inspection

Question 55

4 categories of AC under standard airworthiness certificate

Answer 55

transport utility normal aerobatics

Question 56

3 categories of AC under special airworthiness certificate

Answer 56

provisional restricted limited