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Quiz by tsampikos pompou, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by tsampikos pompou
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Question 1
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193 A runway with true bearings 147/327 and magnetic 151/331. Find the magnetic variation.
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O 04° W
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O 05° E
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O 05° W
Question 2
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194 Variation is 02° W and deviation 04° W.What's the compass heading to maintain a true track of 360°.
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O 006°
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O 000°
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O 354°
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O 358°
Question 3
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195 A transponder is used for ………………radar.
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O secondary surveillance
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O primary
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O both primary and secondary surveillance
Question 4
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196 Τhe letters VDF stand for:
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O VHF Direction Finders
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O Visual Direction Finders
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O Visual Deviation Finders.
Question 5
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197 The benefits of radar are:
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O It gives air traffic control the ability to handle a large number of aerodromes in the same space safely and reduces the amount of air to ground communication.
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O It enables the pilot to fly on auto-pilot and to rely on air traffic control for accurate terrain clearance information.
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O It prevents collisions between aircraft.
Question 6
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198 Α radial is the ……..(i)……..bearing……….(ii)……….a VOR ground station.
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O (i) magnetic (ii) TO or FROM
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O (i) magnetic (ii) FROM
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O (i) true (ii) FROM
Question 7
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199 . Which of the following statements is most accurate regarding an NDB(Non Directional Beacon)?
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O The NDB is ground-based transmitter which transmits radio signals in all directions.
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O The NDB operates as a radio compass.
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O The NDB employs a loop aerial and a sense aerial which together determine the signal detection.
Question 8
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200 What feature is most visible at about (40° 05' N, 22° 30' E) and (40° 10' N, 24° 30' E) coordinates?
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O Olympos and Athos.
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O Pindos and Ossa moundains.
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O Paikon and Belles
Question 9
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201 For a VFR flight from Phillipos-Kozani to Arnissa airfield, what (i) MSF, is appropriate for this route, what (ii) is the heighest obstacle in feet AMSL and what (iii) is the highest visible of their tops above ground level.
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O (i) 9500 ft, AMSL (ii) 2854 ft, AMSL (iii) 660 ft,AGL
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O (i) 6926 ft ,AMSL (ii) 3000 ft, AMSL (iii) 2120 ft,AGL
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O (i) 8500 ft,AMSL (ii) 2520 ft, AMSL (iii) 492 ft,AGL
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O (i) 8500 ft, AMSL (ii) 2660 ft,AMSL (iii) 660 ft,AGL
Question 10
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202 GPS stands for:
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O Global Positioning System
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O Global Piloting System
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O Ground Positioning System
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O Ground Proximity System
Question 11
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203 The VOR, is a radio navigation aid which operates in the …………………….band.
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O VHF
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O HF
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O MF
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O UHF
Question 12
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204 An ADF (Automatic Direction Finder), consists of:
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O a receiver
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O a transmitter
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O an aerial system
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O a transceiver
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O a non-directional beacon
Question 13
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205 Indications given:
From the altimeter(sub-scale set to1013.2) 8000 ft.
From thermometer that records environment temperature of 0°C.
From GPS that estimated the true airspeed of 150 kts.
Determine RAS.
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O 145 knots.
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O 132 knots
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O 150 knots
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O 170 knots
Question 14
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206 .Find the correct sequence representing the symbology on aviation charts (Fig. 6).
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O DME station. TACAN station. co-located VOR beacon and DME station. VORTAC (co-located VOR and TACAN)
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O co-located VOR beacon and DME station. TACAN station. DME station. VORTAC (co-located VOR and TACAN)
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O DME station. VORTAC (co-located VOR and TACAN) co-located VOR beacon and DME station. TACAN station.
Question 15
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207 Αirborne Distance Measuring Equipment, indicates:
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O The slant range.
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O The ground range.
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O The horizontal distance flown.
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O The distance between a VOR ground station and a Non Directional Beacon.
Question 16
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208 Your aircraft is in a state of distress (May Day).
What SSR Code should you select on Mode "A/C" ?
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O 7700
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O 7600
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O 2000
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O 7004
Question 17
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209 Τhe VOR is a radio navigation aid which operates in the ………………..band.
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O VHF
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O HF
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O MW
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O SW
Question 18
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210 Τhe letter in NDB, stand for:
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O Non Directional Beacon.
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O Non-directedBeacon.
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O Nil Directional Beacon.
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O Non Dihedral Beam-finder.
Question 19
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211 Αn aircraft has IAS 100 knots and Instrument and Position error +5.
And flies on FL 050 with OAT +10°C. TAS is requested.
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O 114 knots.
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O 97 knots.
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O 100 knots.
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O 110 knots.
Question 20
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212 Αn aircraft has IAS 160 knots and Instrument and Position error +5. And flies on FL 100 with
OAT -10°C. TAS is requested.
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O 190 knots.
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O 135 knots.
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O 178 knots.
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O 182 knots.
Question 21
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230 One nautical mile equals
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O 1852 m
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O 1609,3 m
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O 5280 ft
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O none of them
Question 22
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231 One statue mile equals
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O (i) 1609,3 m
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O (ii) 5280 ft
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O (iii) 1852 m
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O (iv) (i) & (ii) are correct
Question 23
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232 What is the Minimum Safety Altitude for the entire route, from LGLR to LGPZ rounded up the nearest 100 feet? (Assume the calculation is based on the highest ground/fixed object with 10 nautical miles of track, plus 1000 feet)
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O 9100
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O 8100
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O 7500
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O 4000
Question 24
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233 What is the minimum Safety Altitude for the entire route, from LGIO to LGKR rounded up the nearest 100 feet? (Assume the calculation is based on the highest ground/fixed object with 10 nautical miles of track, plus 1000 feet)
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O 9500
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O 6200
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O 8500
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O 4000
Question 25
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234 A direct trip from LAMIA to MEGARA, with G/S of 83kts. Calculate the minimum fuel required given the following data:
Start, taxy,power checks and take- off 9.5 LT
Planned route time at a consumption rate of
6 USG/H
30 minutes diversion fuel at consumption rate of
6 USG/H .
Plus 10% of the above as contingency fuel.
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O 44 LT
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O 57 LT
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O 78 LT
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O 79 LT
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