Aircraft Control Systems Quiz

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What is the consequence of the CM2 control column being jammed?

Options B and C are correct. (correct)

Both elevators can be moved with the left control column above 195 kts IAS.

Only the left elevator can be moved below 195 kts IAS.

It is not possible to move any elevator above 195 kts IAS.

What systems can you switch off the hydraulic supply to by means of the SERVO CTL PB switches?

All three systems.

Maximum one system.

Maximum two systems, the third PB is locked in this case. (correct)

Maximum two systems; pushing the third system PB reactivates all three systems.

What does the SERVO CTL JAM light indicate a jam of?

A control valve of the primary flight control units. (correct)

The horizontal stabilizer.

The roll spoilers.

A flap or slat motor.

What happens if a wing tip brake of the flaps system has engaged?

You may not extend the flaps further, but retraction is still possible. Signup and view all the answers

What action is required to regain compass information after pushing the ATT/HDG PB switch?

Push the ATT/HDG PB switch again Signup and view all the answers

What is the minimum pavement width needed to make a 180° turn?

39 m Signup and view all the answers

How is the Main Deck Cargo Door operated?

Hydraulically operated by the yellow system and mechanically latched and secured Signup and view all the answers

Which statement about the Main Deck Cargo Compartment is true?

Automatically protected against fire hazards by an automatic fire extinguishing system Signup and view all the answers

What does a UNLK red light for the RH main landing gear indicate?

The gear is unsafe and must be considered up regardless of other indications Signup and view all the answers

What happens when the stickshaker is activated?

Automatic trim will start Signup and view all the answers

What must be met to engage an AP?

Both engines running Signup and view all the answers

When the ALT HLD mode PB is pushed during climb with V/S mode active and the altitude selected is not reached, what happens?

AP/FD performs a level off and keeps the resulting altitude Signup and view all the answers

When performing a landing in LAND mode, until what altitude must the LAND PB be pushed?

400 ft Signup and view all the answers

What happens when the ALT SEL knob is turned during a climb to a new flight level with ALT HLD / SPD active?

Then the V/S knob and thereafter you pull the V/S knob Signup and view all the answers

What occurs when actuating the rocking lever in AP 1 in CMD?

AP 1 engage lever will trip to OFF Signup and view all the answers

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What is the consequence of the CM2 control column being jammed?

What systems can you switch off the hydraulic supply to by means of the SERVO CTL PB switches?

What does the SERVO CTL JAM light indicate a jam of?

What happens if a wing tip brake of the flaps system has engaged?

What action is required to regain compass information after pushing the ATT/HDG PB switch?

What is the minimum pavement width needed to make a 180° turn?

How is the Main Deck Cargo Door operated?

Which statement about the Main Deck Cargo Compartment is true?

What does a UNLK red light for the RH main landing gear indicate?

What happens when the stickshaker is activated?

What must be met to engage an AP?

When the ALT HLD mode PB is pushed during climb with V/S mode active and the altitude selected is not reached, what happens?

When performing a landing in LAND mode, until what altitude must the LAND PB be pushed?

What happens when the ALT SEL knob is turned during a climb to a new flight level with ALT HLD / SPD active?

What occurs when actuating the rocking lever in AP 1 in CMD?

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