Airplane General

19 Questions

At what cabin altitude do passenger oxygen masks drop automatically?

14,000 feet

What is the minimum width of pavement required for a 180° turn for the B737-800W?

24.3m

At what altitude does the passenger oxygen system automatically activate on the B737-800W?

14,000 feet

What is the minimum width of pavement required for a 180° turn of a B737-800W?

24.3m

How many independent oxygen systems are there on the airplane?

Two

What is the purpose of the emergency exit lights on the B737-800W?

To indicate approved emergency exit routes

What type of fire extinguishers are available on the airplane?

Both water fire extinguishers and chemical fire extinguishers (Halon or equivalent

How many oxygen systems are provided on the B737-800W?

Two independent systems, one for flight crew and one for passengers

What type of masks/regulators does the flight crew oxygen system use?

Quick-donning, diluter-demand masks/regulators

Where are fire extinguishers located on the B737-800W?

Both in the flight deck and passenger cabin

How many passenger entry doors are on the B737-800W?

Two

What happens if a Halon bottle or equivalent fire extinguisher is discharged on the flight deck?

All crewmembers in the flight deck must wear oxygen masks and use 100% oxygen with emergency selected

Can passenger oxygen be used with cabin altitude below 14,000 feet when smoke or an abnormal heat source is present?

Which flight deck window can be opened by the flight crew on the B737-800W?

Number two window

At what wind speed should the entry or service doors not be operated on the B737-800W?

More than 40 knots

Can the flight crew open the flight deck number two windows?

Yes

What is the span of the B737-800W?

35.79m

What is the total length of the B737-800W?

39.50m

What is the total height of the B737-800W?

12.50m

Study Notes

Different Non-Normal Checklists (NNC) have different memory items.
The "Aborted Engine Start" NNC has one memory item.
The "Engine Limit or Surge or Stall" NNC has two memory items.
The "APU FIRE" NNC has two memory items.
The "ENGINE OVERHEAT" NNC has three memory items.
The "Engine Fire on the Ground" NNC has six memory items.
Memory items include actions like disengaging autothrottle, confirming and closing thrust levers, and pulling engine fire switches.
Different NNCs are used in different situations such as engine overheating, APU fire, and engine fire on the ground.
NNCs are used to address non-normal situations in aircraft operations.
Following NNCs properly can help ensure the safety of the aircraft and its occupants.

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