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  • 1. 

    46954 Can a pilot continue the flight towards the destination airport; if during the flight weather at destination alternate is forecasted to be below alternate minima; if destination alternate is required?

    • A.

      Yes; as far as the weather at the destination airport is above landing minima

    • B.

      Yes; as far as the weather at the destination airport is above alternate minima

    • C.

      No; as the weather at the alternate airport should be always at or above alternate minima

    Correct Answer
    C. No; as the weather at the alternate airport should be always at or above alternate minima
  • 2. 

    45884 Flight crew member must be able to don and use a quick donning type oxygen mask within:

    • A.

      10 seconds

    • B.

      15 seconds

    • C.

      5 seconds

    • D.

      20 seconds

    Correct Answer
    C. 5 seconds
  • 3. 

    46956 V1 may not be less than:

    • A.

      V2

    • B.

      1.1 times Vr

    • C.

      Vmcg

    • D.

      1.3 times Vso

    Correct Answer
    C. Vmcg
  • 4. 

    46950 Flight recorders are operated:

    • A.

      From takeoff to touchdown

    • B.

      From start engines to shutdown

    • C.

      From beginning of takeoff roll to end of landing roll

    • D.

      From taxi for departure to shutdown on arrival

    Correct Answer
    C. From beginning of takeoff roll to end of landing roll
  • 5. 

    50575 Do all taxiways require centerline markings?

    • A.

      Yes; but only where the aerodrome is used at night

    • B.

      No; only code 3 or 4 paved taxiways

    • C.

      Only if there is no edge lighting

    • D.

      Yes; if the runway has centerline markings

    Correct Answer
    B. No; only code 3 or 4 paved taxiways
  • 6. 

    45198 Which sources of aeronautical information; when used collectively; provide the latest status of airport conditions [e.g. runway closures; runway lighting; snow conditions...]?

    • A.

      Airman's information manual

    • B.

      Airport Jeppesen Chats

    • C.

      NOTAM

    • D.

      Aeronautical charts only

    Correct Answer
    C. NOTAM
  • 7. 

    45200 You are being vectored to the ILS approach course; but have not been cleared for the approach. It becomes evident that you will pass through the localizer course. What action should be taken?

    • A.

      Start a turn that will enable you to return to the localizer course inbound

    • B.

      Turn outbound and make a procedure turn

    • C.

      Continue on the assigned heading and query ATC

    • D.

      Start a turn to the inbound heading and inquire if you are cleared for the approach

    Correct Answer
    C. Continue on the assigned heading and query ATC
  • 8. 

    45201 The pilot of aircraft losing two-way communication shall set the transponder to:

    • A.

      Mode A; code 7600

    • B.

      Mode A; code 7700

    • C.

      Mode C; code 7600

    • D.

      Mode C; code 7700

    Correct Answer
    C. Mode C; code 7600
  • 9. 

    45204 The use of certain portable electronic devices is prohibited on aircrafts that are being operated:

    • A.

      Under VFR

    • B.

      Under IFR

    • C.

      Over water

    • D.

      At any case

    Correct Answer
    B. Under IFR
  • 10. 

    45205 What is a waypoint when used for an IFR flight?

    • A.

      A specified geographical location used to define an area navigation route or the flight path on an aircraft employing area navigation

    • B.

      A reporting point defined by the intersection of the two VOR radials

    • C.

      A location on a vector airway; which can only be identified by VOR and DME signals

    • D.

      A reporting point defined by the intersection of two magnetic bearings to facility

    Correct Answer
    A. A specified geographical location used to define an area navigation route or the flight path on an aircraft employing area navigation
  • 11. 

    45209 What are the landing minimums that should be used; in case a pilot elects to proceed to a selected destination alternate?

    • A.

      The minimums specified for the selected approach procedure

    • B.

      The minimums specified for the original destination

    • C.

      The alternate minimums shown on the approach chart

    • D.

      The minimums shown for that airport; in a separate listing called 'to file as alternate

    Correct Answer
    A. The minimums specified for the selected approach procedure
  • 12. 

    45210 What should be the missed approach procedure; in case the pilot loses visual reference while circling to land; from an instrument approach; and ATC radar service is not available?

    • A.

      Execute a climbing turn to parallel the published final approach course and climb to the initial approach altitude

    • B.

      Climb to the published circling minimums; and then proceed direct to the final approach fix

    • C.

      Make a climbing turn toward the landing runway and overhead the aerodrome where the pilot will establish the aircraft climbing on the missed approach track

    • D.

      As the pilot was already cleared for the CIRCLE TO LAND procedure; he may descend; up to the MDA minima; to gain the visual reference

    Correct Answer
    C. Make a climbing turn toward the landing runway and overhead the aerodrome where the pilot will establish the aircraft climbing on the missed approach track
  • 13. 

    45251 While on IFR flight in controlled airspace; the failure of which unit will precipitate an immediate report to ATC?

    • A.

      VOR

    • B.

      DME

    • C.

      Weather Radar

    • D.

      Any malfunction of navigational; approach or communication equipment

    Correct Answer
    D. Any malfunction of navigational; approach or communication equipment
  • 14. 

    45252 When must a pilot initiate a missed approach procedure from an ILS approach?

    • A.

      At the DH when the runway is not clearly visible

    • B.

      When the time has expired after reaching the DH and the RUNWAY environment is not clearly visible

    • C.

      At the DH; if the visual references for the intended RUNWAY are not distinctly visible; or any time thereafter that visual reference is lost

    • D.

      At 100׳ above TDZE; if performing an ILS let-down; and a 10 Kts crosswind is reported at the FAF

    Correct Answer
    C. At the DH; if the visual references for the intended RUNWAY are not distinctly visible; or any time thereafter that visual reference is lost
  • 15. 

    45257 Two aircrafts are flying on the track at the same altitude. Radio facilities for frequent determination of positions are not available. If ATC rules have been adhered to in dispatching the aircrafts; the rear airplane could expect the lead airplane to be in advance of him; by:

    • A.

      5 minutes

    • B.

      10 minutes

    • C.

      15 minutes

    • D.

      20 minutes

    Correct Answer
    C. 15 minutes
  • 16. 

    45259 What is the definition of MEA [minimum enroute IFR alt]?

    • A.

      The lowest published altitude between radio fixes that meets obstacle requirements between those fixes and measured from mean sea level [MSL]. In many countries MEA assures acceptable navigational signal coverage

    • B.

      The lowest published altitude between radio fixes that assures acceptable navigational signal coverage and measured from mean sea level [MSL]. In many countries MEA meets obstacle requirements between those fixes

    • C.

      The lowest published altitude above ground level [AGL] between radio fixes that meets obstacle requirements between those fixes. In many countries MEA assures acceptable navigational signal coverage

    • D.

      The lowest published altitude above ground level [AGL] between radio fixes that assures acceptable navigational signal coverage. In many countries MEA meets obstacle requirements between those fixes

    Correct Answer
    A. The lowest published altitude between radio fixes that meets obstacle requirements between those fixes and measured from mean sea level [MSL]. In many countries MEA assures acceptable navigational signal coverage
  • 17. 

    45260 Referring to NAPLES 10-2A. Performing ,ISKIA' holding procedure; when should you start the outbound and inbound turns?

    • A.

      The outbound turn over the ,ISKIA'; and the inbound turn 1 minute from ,ISKIA' abeam

    • B.

      The outbound turn over the ,ISKIA'; and the inbound turn 1.5 minutes from ,ISKIA' abeam

    • C.

      The outbound turn at D32; and the inbound turn at D27 from 'POM' VOR DME

    • D.

      The outbound turn at D27; and the inbound turn at D32 from 'POM' VOR DME

    Correct Answer
    D. The outbound turn at D27; and the inbound turn at D32 from 'POM' VOR DME
  • 18. 

    45261 Referring to NAPLES LIRN 11-1 .What is the RWY24 usable length for landing; if approaching VMC?

    • A.

      8694

    • B.

      7346

    • C.

      8038

    • D.

      7601

    Correct Answer
    C. 8038
  • 19. 

    45262 Referring to the T-VASI on RWY24; for NAPLES CAPODICINO [chart LIRN ll-l]. What is the descent gradient in percent?

    • A.

      5.4%

    • B.

      3.33%

    • C.

      5.8%

    • D.

      3.5%

    Correct Answer
    C. 5.8%
  • 20. 

    45263 Referring to NAPLES 10-2A. On the 'ISKIA ID' arrival; you find expression 'FL100 or TL if higher'. What is the meaning of TL?

    • A.

      Turn left

    • B.

      Time limit

    • C.

      Transition level

    • D.

      Track location

    Correct Answer
    C. Transition level
  • 21. 

    45266 The MAP for a straight-in LCTR Papa or Sierra RWY 36 approach at TORINO; ITALY; can be identified; if maintaining 120 Knots G/S [chart 16-1 TORINO]

    • A.

      When reaching 3.4 NM from 'CAS' LCTR

    • B.

      When 1 min 35 sec past 'CAS' LCTR

    • C.

      When reaching 1500׳ QNH

    • D.

      When at 0.6 NM from CAS TAC

    Correct Answer
    A. When reaching 3.4 NM from 'CAS' LCTR
  • 22. 

    45272 At TORINO airport ITALY [chart 11-1] you approach on ILS Papa or Sierra RWY 36. What are respectively the ILS localizer frequency; the LOM frequency and the VOR/DME frequency?

    • A.

      ILS 109.5; LOM 357; VOR/DME 114.50

    • B.

      ILS 109.5; LOM 392.5; VOR/DME 116.75

    • C.

      ILS 109.5; LOM 357; VOR/DME 116.75

    • D.

      ILS 109.5; LOM 357; VOR/DME 109.50

    Correct Answer
    C. ILS 109.5; LOM 357; VOR/DME 116.75
  • 23. 

    45273 Referring to chart 11-1 TORINO; ILS PAPA or SIERRA RWY 36.If going around you should:

    • A.

      Join R105 'CSL' climbing from 1500 to 4000' to D15 'CSL'

    • B.

      Join R105 'CSL' climbing from 4000׳ to D15 'CSL'

    • C.

      Join R125 'CSL' climbing from 1500'to 4000׳ to D15 'CSL'

    • D.

      Join R125 'CSL' climbing from 4000׳ to D15 'CSL'

    Correct Answer
    A. Join R105 'CSL' climbing from 1500 to 4000' to D15 'CSL'
  • 24. 

    45274 Referring to chart 11-1 TORINO; ILS PAPA or SIERRA RWY 36. What type of entry should you perform when overheads 'SIRLO' after missed approach manoeuvre?

    • A.

      Direct entry procedure

    • B.

      Teardrop entry procedure only

    • C.

      Parallel entry procedure only

    • D.

      Teardrop or Parallel procedure

    Correct Answer
    D. Teardrop or Parallel procedure
  • 25. 

    45275 Referring to NAPLES chart 10-2A; being cleared to the 'ISKIA ID' arrival; what type of entry should you perform when overhead 'ISKIA׳; if requested to hold?

    • A.

      Direct entry procedure

    • B.

      Teardrop entry procedure

    • C.

      Parallel entry procedure

    • D.

      No holding is required

    Correct Answer
    B. Teardrop entry procedure
  • 26. 

    45278 Referring to NAPLES chart 11-1 LIRN.What is the magnetic variation?

    • A.

      1 DegreesW

    • B.

      2 DegreesE

    • C.

      1 DegreesE

    • D.

      3 DegreesE

    Correct Answer
    C. 1 DegreesE
  • 27. 

    45280 Referring to ATHENS chart 10-3B. If doing the ,KARISTOS 2B' departure; what is the SID's total  distance; and what is the minimum altitude for level acceleration; respectively?

    • A.

      SID total distance is 68 NM; acc level at 5000

    • B.

      SID total distance is 33 NM; acc level at 7000

    • C.

      SID total distance is 68 NM; acc level at 7000

    • D.

      SID total distance is 35 NM; acc level at 5000

    Correct Answer
    A. SID total distance is 68 NM; acc level at 5000
  • 28. 

    45281 According to ATHENS chart 10-4; Noise abatement procedures.If your calculated V2 speed is 120 KIAS; after takeoff from RWY 15R; no wind and no turbulence; what speed should you maintain during climb-out from ׳700 AAL to 2500'?

    • A.

      Not less than 130 KIAS

    • B.

      Not less than 140 KIAS

    • C.

      Not less than 120 KIAS

    • D.

      The speed is not limited

    Correct Answer
    A. Not less than 130 KIAS
  • 29. 

    45282 Referring to ATHENS chart 10-9B.Your parking stand is east apron 28. Having turned on your GPS; what geographical position should it read?

    • A.

      The position of stand 28 is N 37:52.9; E 023:44.6

    • B.

      The position of stand 28 is N 37:53.6; E 023:43.5

    Correct Answer
    A. The position of stand 28 is N 37:52.9; E 023:44.6
  • 30. 

    45283 Referring to ATHENS chart 10-9A.What is the usable landing length for RUNWAY 33R if approaching on the ILS?

    • A.

      10991

    • B.

      10007

    • C.

      9875

    • D.

      11483

    Correct Answer
    B. 10007
  • 31. 

    45284 Referring to ATHENS chart ll-l. You were cleared for an ILS RWY 33R after reporting at the IAF [KEA VOR]. Your position is D5 'KEA' VOR. What is the minimum altitude permitted at your position; and what is the radial to maintain until D10 'KEA'; respectively?

    • A.

      Min. altitude is 2000'; Radial is 101 'KEA'

    • B.

      Min. altitude is 3000׳; Radial is 101 'KEA'

    • C.

      Min. altitude is 3000׳; Radial is 281 'KEA'

    • D.

      Min. altitude is 2000׳; Radial is 281 'KEA'

    Correct Answer
    C. Min. altitude is 3000׳; Radial is 281 'KEA'
  • 32. 

    45285 What is the elapsed time for an ILS RWY 33R approach at ATHENS [chart 11-1] localizer GS out; from FAF to MAP if your ground speed is 130 Knots?

    • A.

      It will last 3 minutes and 41 seconds

    • B.

      It will last 2 minutes and 43 seconds

    • C.

      It will last 1 minute and 45 seconds

    • D.

      It will last 1 minute and 31 seconds

    Correct Answer
    B. It will last 2 minutes and 43 seconds
  • 33. 

    45287 Referring to chart 11-1 ILS 33R ATHENS for a localizer GS OUT approach.How will you maintain the glide slope angle on final when visual contact with RWY established if your speed is 120 Knots?

    • A.

      Maintaining rate of descent 594 ft/min

    • B.

      Maintaining ILS glide angle 2.75 Degrees

    • C.

      Maintaining descent gradient 4.8%

    • D.

      Glide slope angle indicated by VASI

    Correct Answer
    D. Glide slope angle indicated by VASI
  • 34. 

    45291 Referring to chart 11-1 ILS RWY 33R ATHENS. The area marked as LG[R]-44A is:

    • A.

      A restricted area

    • B.

      A prohibited area

    • C.

      A danger area

    • D.

      An area where MSA is higher than showed for that sector

    Correct Answer
    A. A restricted area
  • 35. 

    45292 Referring to chart 11-1 ILS RWY 33R ATHENS. The area marked as LG[P]-12A is:

    • A.

      A restricted area

    • B.

      A prohibited area

    • C.

      A danger area

    • D.

      An area where MSA is higher than showed for that sector

    Correct Answer
    B. A prohibited area
  • 36. 

    45293 Referring to chart 11-1 ILS RWY 33R ATHENS. The area marked as LG[D]-85A is:

    • A.

      A restricted area

    • B.

      A prohibited area

    • C.

      A danger area

    • D.

      An area where MSA is higher than showed for that sector

    Correct Answer
    C. A danger area
  • 37. 

    45366 Referring to chart 11-1 ILS RWY 33R "ATHENS" Maintaining ILS glide slope angle, what is the runway displaced threshold crossing altitude?

    • A.

      157'

    • B.

      67'

    • C.

      58'

    • D.

      125'

    Correct Answer
    D. 125'
  • 38. 

    45368 At ATHENS, GREECE airport, (chart 11-1) you approach on ILS RWY 33R" What are respectively the ILS frequency, LOM frequency, LMM frequency, and "ATH" VOR/DME frequency?

    • A.

      ILS 114.4; LOM 294; LMM 275; VOR/DME 110.3

    • B.

      ILS 110.3; LOM 275; LMM 294; VOR/DME 114.4

    • C.

      ILS 110.3; LOM 294; LMM 275; VOR/DME 114.4

    • D.

      ILS 110.3; LOM 275; LMM 294; VOR/DME 110.3

    Correct Answer
    B. ILS 110.3; LOM 275; LMM 294; VOR/DME 114.4
  • 39. 

    45369 Referring to chart 10-2 "ATHENS". Being cleared to the "FALCO ID" arrival, what type of entry should you perform when overhead "DDM" VOR/DME, if requested to hold?

    • A.

      Direct entry

    • B.

      Parallel entry

    • C.

      Teardrop entry

    • D.

      Teardrop or Parallel entry

    Correct Answer
    C. Teardrop entry
  • 40. 

    45370 Referring to 10-2 "ATHENS" .Being cleared to the "FALCO 2B" arrival, and to unrestricted descent for an ILS RWY 33R until D13 "ATH" What is the minimum approved altitude while on QDM 036 "SUN" NDB; and what type of holding pattern is found at the initial?

    • A.

      4500'; NON-STD hold

    • B.

      ׳2500; STD hold

    • C.

      2500'; NON-STD hold

    • D.

      3000'; STD hold

    Correct Answer
    C. 2500'; NON-STD hold
  • 41. 

    45371 Referring to chart 10-3B "ATHENS" You were cleared for the "KARISTOS 2B" departure from RWY 33L. Your calculated ground speeds after takeoff are 125 Knots up to 500׳ and 150 Knots up to 4000׳. What are the minimum required rates of climb: up to 500׳ and

    • A.

      751 ft/min up to 500', 1070 ft/min up to 4000'

    • B.

      810 ft/min up to 500', 684 ft/min up to 4000'

    • C.

      972 ft/min up to 500', 810 ft/min up to 4000'

    • D.

      389 ft/min up to 500', 273' ft/min up to 4000'

    Correct Answer
    B. 810 ft/min up to 500', 684 ft/min up to 4000'
  • 42. 

    45372 You are a CAT"C" airplane coming to land at ATHENS on the RWY 33R ILS approach (chart 11-1) What is the minimum approved altitude from the intermediate fix to the final approach fix?

    • A.

      1933'

    • B.

      2500'

    • C.

      3000'

    • D.

      2000'

    Correct Answer
    D. 2000'
  • 43. 

    45373 Referring to IZMIR ILS DME -1 RWY 34 chart 21-1 Your category B airplane calculated missed approach climb gradient is 4%. The landing minima for a straight-in full ILS ALS out approach would be:

    • A.

      DA 200׳, visibility 1200 m

    • B.

      DH 564׳, visibility 1200 m

    • C.

      DA 1000׳, visibility 3200 m

    • D.

      DA 564׳, visibility 1200 m

    Correct Answer
    D. DA 564׳, visibility 1200 m
  • 44. 

    45374 You are category 'B' aircraft, doing the VOR-DME RWY 16 approach at IZMIR TURKEY (chart 23-2). When reaching MDA 1150׳ at MAP and referring to the profile. What is the meaning of the small arrows from MDA to the RUNWAY?

    • A.

      The circle־to־land inbound for RWY 34

    • B.

      Reduction of flight speed to min approach speed (Vat)

    • C.

      Continuation of the approach with visual reference to the ground only

    • D.

      The overshoot track to maintain

    Correct Answer
    C. Continuation of the approach with visual reference to the ground only
  • 45. 

    45375 Referring to IZMIR LTBJ chart 21-1. How many RVR measuring transmissiometers are mounted along that RUNWAY?

    • A.

      1

    • B.

      2

    • C.

      3

    • D.

      No information

    Correct Answer
    C. 3
  • 46. 

    45376 Referring to chart 23-2 IZMIR TURKEY. You are a CAT 'B' airplane approaching for landing on radial 065 inbound in an emergency. What is your minimum safe altitude when at a distance of D20 from 'MEN' VOR?

    • A.

      Not below 6500'

    • B.

      Not below 7000'

    • C.

      Not below 5500'

    • D.

      Not below 4500'

    Correct Answer
    B. Not below 7000'
  • 47. 

    45377 Referring to IZMIR chart 23-2. Performing missed approach procedure after left turn you reach MEN VOR at an altitude of 4000' How should you proceed from that point?

    • A.

      Direct entry to MEN VOR holding pattern

    • B.

      Parallel entry to MEN VOR holding pattern

    • C.

      Teardrop entry to MEN VOR holding pattern

    • D.

      On radial 341 MEN VOR outbound; climbing to 4500'; then left turn to join the holding

    Correct Answer
    D. On radial 341 MEN VOR outbound; climbing to 4500'; then left turn to join the holding
  • 48. 

    45378 You were cleared for a VOR DME RWY 16 approach at IZMIR [chart 23-2]. If your mean speed is 135 Knots; no wind; how long will it take to fly from MEN VOR until RWY 16 threshold?

    • A.

      8 min; 48 seconds

    • B.

      7 min; 41 seconds

    • C.

      9 min; 7 seconds

    • D.

      8 min; 00 seconds

    Correct Answer
    A. 8 min; 48 seconds
  • 49. 

    45379 Referring to IZMIR LTBJ chart 21-1.What is the TODA for RUNWAY 34 turbine powered aircraft takeoff?

    • A.

      10630

    • B.

      10827

    • C.

      11303

    • D.

      10805

    Correct Answer
    A. 10630
  • 50. 

    45380 Referring to IZMIR LTBJ chart 21-l.The PAPI for RUNWAY 16 is:

    • A.

      Located at the left side of the runway and has 3 Degrees slope

    • B.

      Located at the right side of the runway and has a 2.8 Degrees slope

    • C.

      Located on both sides of the runway and has a 2.8 Degrees slope

    • D.

      Located on both sides of the runway and has a 3 Degrees slope

    Correct Answer
    D. Located on both sides of the runway and has a 3 Degrees slope

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