SARON 10-8

What defines balanced field length?

Which of the following illusions can lead to a low approach by pilots?

What happens to air as it enters the compressor fan of a turbo-fan engine?

What is the requirement for crew rest?

What is the function of the stator vane in a turbine engine?

When is it acceptable to take off with cold-soaked frost on the wings?

What should be monitored when using a fuel dump system?

Where can you find information about single engine failure ceiling and range?

What is the purpose of compressor bleed in turbine engines?

What is the Accelerated Stop Distance Available (ASDA)?

Where to check in the airport has low visibilty operation procedure:

Which of the following is a cause of roll upset?

You are starting a turbo prop engine. What indications should you see to the power levers and the ITT gauge respectively?

What is the function of a diffuser section in a turbine engine?

Leading edge flap increase lift by?

Balanced field length: the distance required for an aircraft to accelerate to V1, experience an engine failure, and either reject the takeoff or continue to takeoff safely, with enough runway remaining.

Turbo-prop engine start: ground idle temperature should be increased.
Diffuser function in a turbine engine: not specified.
Stator vane function in a turbine engine: not specified.
Turbo-fan engine: as air enters the compressor fan, pressure increases, and velocity decreases.

TOA (Takeoff Distance Available): the distance available for takeoff.
ASDA (Accelerated Stop Distance Available): the distance available for stopping during an accelerated stop.
Maneuvering area: includes runways and taxiways.

Low approach illusions:
- Rain on the windshield
- Downslope runway
- Upslope terrain
Collision avoidance scanning technique: 45-degree visibility check.

Single engine failure ceiling and range: 21700 ft and 401 nm.
Single engine failure information: can be found in notes based on specific situations.

Fuel dump systems: monitor fuel dumping process.
De-icing and cold-soaking frost: avoid taking off with frost attached to the wing; keep formed frost adhered to the wing.