Aircraft Systems flashcards
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This Aircraft Systems flashcards page gathers user-made decks covering flight controls, hydraulics and aircraft-specific systems. It offers university students and professional candidates material to practise system knowledge, and teachers resources for lessons. There are over 60 flashcards spanning university and professional levels. Pick a deck and start reviewing.
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- Aircraft Engines and Auxiliary Power Units15
- Aircraft Fuel Systems8
- Aircraft Electrical and Lighting Systems14
- Aircraft Pneumatic Systems7
- Air Conditioning, Pressurization and Oxygen20
- Aircraft Hydraulic Systems14
- Aircraft Flight Controls11
- Landing Gear and Brakes7
- Aircraft Ice and Rain Protection14
- Fire Protection and Emergency Equipment6
- Avionics, Navigation and Warning Systems12
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28 cardsATR ORAL GOUGE OVHD 2 Which EXT lights are powered by DC and which by ACW?
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9 cardsAircraft Systems DA42/737 DA42 Heating System
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13 cardsEXAMEN ATR 72-600 On the ATR600, the IESI (Integrated Electronic Stand-by Instrument)
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200 cardsSystem Quiz 1
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40 cardsHydraulics Verbal What is a basic hydraulic system consist of?
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170 cards1_102 exam When does peak pressure happen?
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88 cardsGPWS what is the GPWS catagorised as
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83 cardsPneumatics what is APU bleed air used for
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33 cardsM11 Hydraulics 4 main things hydraulic systems are used for?
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35 cardsWeather Protection System When can ice appear?
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28 cardsElectrical How many zone do air conditioning packs supply
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57 cardsASA 737
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44 cardsChallenger 350 System Review Questions Which doors are monitored by the Door Warning System?(5)
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42 cardsAVN1102 - Week 3 - Part 2 Powerplant and Flight Controls What is the purpose of the lubrication system?
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58 cardsChapter 2. Sec A. Airplanes Requirements for most airplane structures include
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33 cardsATR ORAL GOUGE NON-OVHD What causes the ATPCS to trigger? What happens on ground versus in flight?
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26 cardsPneumatic System Ground Idle, Take off and Cruise compressor pressure and air temperature
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53 cardsOil Systems what are the three main purposes of oil
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22 cardsFlight Control System Push-pull control rod system
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31 cardsHydraulic System
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27 cardsATR ORAL GOUGE OVHD 3 For the DE ICING panel, what would cause FAULT light to come on for ENG 1 or ENG 2
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45 cardsChapter 4 - Icing Although not particularly relevant to the military environment, what are the two distinct areas associated ...
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52 cardsICE DETECTION AND PROTECTION how many sets of boots does the AC have
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37 cardsGeneral Aviation Knowledge - Week 1 (27/Feb/2017) What is the fuselage?
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45 cardsAPU what is a basic description of the APU
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23 cardsATR ORAL GOUGE OVHD 1 What is the purpose of the storm light?
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38 cardsNAVIGATION, WARNING SYSTEMS & RADAR What are the four occasions that the ALIGN light will flash on the ADIRS panel? (4)
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29 cardsVENTILATION study guide what range of temps can the compartments be set to?
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27 cardsChallenger 350 Tech Questions Aircraft General: How is the passenger door normally closed?
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45 cardsgeneral and doors what is the ZFW
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33 cardsA/C Familiarisation Study Guide what are the basic functions of the push button on the overhead panel if pressed in?
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33 cardsLighting Systems what does the 'Test Caution Advisory" Light do?
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36 cardsChapter 6 - Hydraulics and Undercarriage Systems What is meant by the term hydraulics?
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30 cardsUntitled Where does the APU fuel come from?
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15 cardsCPL - Systems What is the function of the Right Squat Switch?
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12 cardsATR 72-600 conditions What conditions have to be met to allow the prop brake to be engaged or disengaged (i.e. to get the ready l...
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25 cardsPRESSURISATION study guide what is the Outflow Valve position when the AC is on the ground?
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21 cardsYaw damper what is the purpose of the yaw damper
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24 cardsICE AND RAIN PROTECTION - Studyguide what is ICING CONDITIONS on the ground
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25 cardsChapter 7 - Pneumatic Systems What is the major operational weakness of a pneumatic system?
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About aircraft systems flashcards
GoConqr OriginalAircraft Systems flashcards for revision
The decks on this page range from general topics to questions about particular aircraft. Flight Controls covers primary and secondary controls, including flaps and trim tabs. Hydraulics includes questions about brakes and hydraulic pressure.
For aircraft-specific practice, Aircraft Systems DA42/737 includes heating, engines, electrical systems and hydraulics. The Challenger 350 System Review Questions deck asks about doors, battery switches and the auxiliary power unit.
Choose a starting point
Flight Controls is a useful starting point for reviewing a general system. For practice tied to an aircraft, the DA42/737 deck brings several systems together. Work through a small set of cards, note the topics that need another look, and return to those cards later.
When you want to see how ideas connect, switch to a mind map on the Aircraft Systems unit page. A quiz can offer another way to check the same topic. Choose a deck that matches what you are studying.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
For a general topic, Flight Controls is a place to start: its cards cover primary and secondary controls, flaps and trim tabs. If you are studying a particular aircraft, Aircraft Systems DA42/737 brings together questions on several systems for those aircraft.
Do the flashcards cover particular aircraft?
Yes. Aircraft Systems DA42/737 includes cards on DA42 heating, engines and fuel, as well as 737 electrical and hydraulic systems. Challenger 350 System Review Questions covers topics including doors, battery switches and the auxiliary power unit. There are also ATR decks on the page.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users, rather than GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
What can I use alongside the flashcards?
The Aircraft Systems unit page also has mind maps and quizzes. A mind map can help you review how a system's parts connect, while a quiz offers another way to check your knowledge. You can then return to the flashcards for further practice.