Questions and Answers
The speed for the critical engine failure is:
If an ATPL pilot's medical is out of date, what license do they change to?
For a 42-year-old ATPL pilot, the medical effective time for two-operation a/c is:
What is the defined ELT test time?
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What is the buffet boundary limit?
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Study Notes
Critical Engine Failure
- Critical engine failure speed is V1.
Pilot's Decision Making
- A CPL pilot with a strong intention to do VFR for XC plan must confirm good information and discard counter information.
Takeoff and Climb Safety Speed
- Takeoff and climb safety speed for a multi-engine aircraft is V2.
Definition of V2
- V2 is the speed an aircraft must reach before climb.
ATPL License Expiry
- If an ATPL medical is out of date, it can be changed to a PPL license (C).
ATPL Pilot Medical Effective Time
- An ATPL pilot flying two-operation aircraft has a medical effective time of 12 months at 42 years old.
ELT Test
- ELT testing occurs in the first 5 minutes of UTC hours and lasts no longer than 5 seconds.
Buffet Boundary Limits
- Buffet boundary limits are between 0.738 and 0.826.
Carbon Monoxide Effects
- Carbon monoxide poisoning requires several days to recover from.
Cockpit Voice Recorder
- The CVR starts working as soon as the electrical power is turned on.
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Test your knowledge of aviation rules and regulations, including critical engine failure speeds, pilot decision-making, and medical requirements for pilots.
