Are You Prepared for Aircraft Emergencies?

Level 2

Level 1

Level 4

Level 3 (correct)

Level 3 failures correspond to an abnormal configuration, while Level 2 failures do not

Level 2 failures require immediate corrective action, while Level 3 failures do not (correct)

Level 2 failures trigger an aural warning, while Level 3 failures do not

There is no difference between Level 2 and Level 3 failures

To require immediate corrective action from the flight crew

To provide information on aircraft configuration that requires monitoring (correct)

To trigger an aural warning for the flight crew

To alert the flight crew of an emergency configuration