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Leveling Procedures for Airplanes

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What is the first step to level the airplane?

Deflate the nose wheel tire until level.

Level it laterally using a spirit level on the baggage compartment floor. (correct)

Partially withdraw the leveling screws immediately below the left front side window.

Level it longitudinally by adjusting the jacks.

How should the airplane be leveled for weighing?

Only on jacks before weighing starts.

Using a spirit level on the baggage compartment and adjustment of tire pressure or jacks. (correct)

With no specific leveling procedures required.

With the wheels on scales and adjustment only by tire inflation.

Where should the spirit level be placed for longitudinal leveling?

Across the rear bulkhead of the cargo area.

On the baggage compartment floor.

On the nose wheel tire.

On the leveling screws below the left front side window. (correct)

What should be adjusted if the bubble of the level is not centered when laterally leveling?

<p>Deflate the tire on the low side or adjust the jacks.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of leveling an airplane?

<p>To ensure accurate weighing and rigging procedures.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Leveling Procedures for Airplanes

Airplanes must be leveled longitudinally and laterally for weighing and rigging procedures.
Leveling can be performed:
- While on jacks
- During weighing with wheels on scales
- When wheels are on the ground

Lateral Leveling

Use a spirit level across the baggage compartment floor at the rear bulkhead.
If the bubble is not centered:
- Deflate the tire on the higher side of the airplane.
- Alternatively, adjust the jack until the bubble centers.

Longitudinal Leveling

Locate the two leveling screws beneath the left front side window.
Partially withdraw these screws to prepare for leveling.
Use a spirit level on the screw heads for accuracy.
If the bubble is not centered:
- Deflate the nose wheel tire.
- Adjust the jacks as necessary to achieve a centered bubble.

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This quiz covers the essential leveling procedures for airplanes, focusing on both longitudinal and lateral leveling techniques. Understand how to perform accurate leveling using spirit levels, jacks, and tire adjustments during weighing and rigging. Test your knowledge on the methods to ensure aircraft safety and precision.