Questions and Answers
How long should you wait after local anesthesia for major aero work?
With a current altimeter setting of 29.82, when should you set it to 29.92 when flying from Altimeter Setting Region to Standard Pressure Region?
During approach, upon encountering wind shear where the headwind changes to a tailwind, what should you do?
For an ETOPS flight with one engine failed, how long can you keep cruising without landing?
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Which of the following describes a hung start?
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Which is true regarding a free turbine engine?
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Study Notes
Local Anesthesia and Flight Operations
- Local anesthesia requires a waiting period of 24 hours before performing major aero work.
Altimeter Settings
- When the current altimeter setting is 29.82, the setting should be changed to 29.92 after entering the new altitude.
Wind Shear Encounter
- During an approach, if wind shear is encountered, and the headwind changes to a tailwind:
- Increase power higher than normal initially.
- Further increase power when encountering the headwind.
- Decrease power subsequently.
Long-Range Charts
- Long-range charts are used for flights lasting 8 hours and 48 minutes.
Engine Failure and Cruise
- If one engine fails during flight and you want to maintain cruise altitude, you can continue flying without landing for 60 minutes.
Hung Start
- A hung start occurs when the engine lights up (ignites), but the N1 (compressor speed) does not increase to low idle.
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