ATPL Sample

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ATPL Sample Quiz

Test your knowledge and understanding of aviation concepts with this comprehensive ATPL sample quiz. Covering crucial topics such as air law, performance, meteorology, and human factors, this quiz is designed for aspiring pilots and aviation enthusiasts.

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Multiple choice questions covering a variety of topics
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15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by FlyingFalcon321

Air Law: A controlled airspace extending upwards from a specified limit above the earth is a...

Control area

Control zone

Vertical advisory airspace

Flight information region

General Knowledge: Should a hydraulic pump seize during operation:

An Audio signal will warn the pilot

The quill drive will shear to protect the gearbox

The inner barrel will rotate to protect the driveshaft

The pressure will restore with an accumulator

Instruments: Concerning the flight warning system, warning messages:

Are inhibited by caution messages

Are highest priority alert messages

Are never associated to an engine fire

Indicate that subsequent crew action may be required

Mass & Balance: The operating mass:

Is the max zero fuel mass minus the traffic load

Is the take-off mass minus the basic empty mass and crew mass

Is the landing mass minus the traffic load

Is the take-off mass minus the traffic load

Performance: Which force compensates for weight in unaccelerated flight?

Lift

Drag

Thrust

The resultant from lift and drag

Human factors: Galucoma is due to:

Damage to the eyeball due to altitude

Excess light on the eyeball

A drop in pressure of liquid around the eye

Increased pressure of liquid within the eye

Meteorology: What conditions can you expect flying from Zurich to London at 24000ft?

Severe turbulence and icing

No turbulence

Microburst at 23500ft

Lines of squall and CB’s

G-NAV: What causes the length of the solar day to constantly change?

The equation of time

The fact that the earth is closest to the sun on 1st July

The fact that the earth is closest to the sun around 1st January

The tilt of the earth’s axis and the elliptical orbit of the earth around the sun

R-NAV: The ILS market identified audibly by a series of alternate dots and dashes is the:

Middle marker

Outer marker

Inner marker

Localiser

Ops: Who is responsible for ensuring that the cabin crew are competent?

The national authority

The Civil Aviation Authority

The commander of the aircraft

The operator

Principles of Flight: What decreases the ground distance during a glide?

Tailwind

Headwind

Decreased mass

Increased mass

VFR: How shall a pilot request QFE?

Request Queen Fox Easy

Request Quebec Fox Easy

Request Quebec Fox Echo

Request QFE

IFR: When is the braking condition reported as ‘unreliable’

Normal runway conditions

Runway covered with ice

Runway covered with dry snow

Runway covered in slush

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