Want To Go Into The Aviation Industry? This Quiz Is A Must!
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Aviation is the activities surrounding mechanical flight and the aircraft industry. When asked to make a list of airline jobs, most people instantly think of pilots. But the flight crew, while their jobs are definitely important, are only a small part of what keeps an airplane flying and flight schedules on track. Airlines rely on many individuals to perform their job in order to keep them in business. For eg - The ground staff. If you want to go into the Aviation Industry, then this quiz is a must!
- 1.. What is the max allowable (NORMAL) takeoff weight for the C130J?
- A.
155,000 lbs
- B.
185,000 lbs
- C.
140,000 lbs
- D.
125,000 lbs
- 2.What is the total INTERNAL fuel the C130J can carry?
- A.
40,000 lbs
- B.
45,000 lbs
- C.
45,880 lbs
- D.
46,450 lbs
- 3.What are the six AC buses on the plane?
- A.
Right, Essential, Main, Avionics, Utility and Left
- B.
Right, Essential, Main, Essential Avionics, Left and Main Avionics
- C.
Right, Essential, Main, Utility Avionics, Left and Avionics
- D.
Right, Essential, Main, Avionics, Engine and Left.
- 4.What are the 40/50-KVA 115-volt 400Hz generators mounted to?
- A.
PUAD
- B.
GMAD
- C.
FADEC
- D.
ENGINE
- 5.When connecting external power what is your indication that the power is connected to the plane?
- A.
Green light
- B.
White eyeball light
- C.
Red light
- D.
White eyeball light encircled by a green ring
- 6.During DAY ground handling of aircraft, a Pilot gives the ground crew member this signal __?__ , by Pulling extended index finger of right hand from palm of left hand.
- A.
Remove chocks
- B.
Remove nose landing gear pin
- C.
Disconnect Auxiliary Power Unit
- D.
Disconnect External ICS
- 7.How does the plane produce and store DC power?
- A.
2 Batteries
- B.
2 Batteries and 4 Transformer rectifiers
- C.
4 Transformer rectifiers
- D.
4 inverters
- 8.What are the DC buses on the plane?
- A.
Main, Essential, Isolated, Avionics, Utility Battery, Avionics Battery.
- B.
Main, Essential, Left, Right, Utility Battery, Avionics Battery.
- C.
Main, Essential, Main Left, Isolated Left, Isolated Right.
- D.
Left, Right, Essential, Isolated, And Main.
- 9.After dropping below what voltage should you replace the aircraft battery?
- A.
25 volts
- B.
24 volts
- C.
22 volts
- D.
21 volts
- 10.If during a power up check you find an ECB strapped open what should you do?
- A.
Unstrap it
- B.
Check EAL for the reason ECB is strapped open.
- C.
Ask the pilots
- D.
Continue with flight
- 11.Where are the controls for the forward cargo compartment lighting?
- A.
B.H. 245 LFT side.
- B.
B.H. 241 RHT side.
- C.
B.H. 245 center
- D.
B.H. 617 LFT side
- 12.Where is the control panel for the aft cargo lighting?
- A.
At FS 617
- B.
Between the 617 and left paratroop door.
- C.
At FS 245
- D.
Over the ramp and doors controls
- 13.Which tanks can be fueled “over the wing”?
- A.
All tanks
- B.
Inboard tanks only
- C.
Externals only
- D.
Main tanks and Externals.
- 14.What is the max horsepower for the AE 2100D3?
- A.
4,800 (HP)
- B.
4,700 (HP)
- C.
4,600 (HP)
- D.
4,688 (HP)
- 15.What type of oil do the AE 2100D3 engines use?
- A.
Mobile Jet 254
- B.
Mobile 756
- C.
Mobile Jet II
- D.
Mobile Jet 1
- 16.What does ACAWS stand for?
- A.
Advisory, Caution, and Warning System.
- B.
Avoidance Collision Warning System.
- C.
Alarms, Cautions and Warning Systems.
- D.
All Cautions and alarms.
- 17.What pneumatic systems are serviced by bleed air?
- A.
Engine start, heating, cooling and pressurization.
- B.
Engine start, AC, Pressurization and Ice protection de-icing boot.
- C.
Heating, Cooling, Underfloor and Galley.
- D.
De-ice boot, Ice protection, Engine start and Underfloor heating
- 18.What type of fluid is used to actuate the propellers?
- A.
Engine hydraulic fluid
- B.
Propeller hydraulic fluid
- C.
Engine oil
- D.
Milspec 83282
- 19.Are cellular phones authorized for use on the C130J aircraft during flight?
- A.
Yes, as long as you’re on final approach
- B.
No, your phone may be damage
- C.
Yes, as long as you are below 10,000 ft ALT
- D.
No, it is forbidden by the M3710.1E and TO 1C-130J-1.
- 20.What are the hydraulic systems on the plane?
- A.
Emergency, Normal and Booster.
- B.
Utility, Booster, and Auxiliary
- C.
Utility, Normal and Emergency.
- D.
Normal, Suction boost and Auxiliary.
- 21.What should the accumulator for the utility hydraulic system read when checked during a pre-flight?
- A.
1,500 psi. +/- 50
- B.
2,000 psi. +/- 100
- C.
1,500 psi. +/- 100
- D.
1,000 psi. +/- 100
- 22.What does the utility system operate on the C130J
- A.
Flaps, Flares, Flight control, Landing Gear, Nose wheel Steering.
- B.
Flaps, Main Landing Gear, Nose Landing Gear, Nose wheel steering, portion of the flight controls and Normal brakes.
- C.
Flaps, Flight controls, Nose wheel steering
- D.
Flaps, Landing gear, Normal brakes.
- 23.What does the booster hydraulic system operate?
- A.
Portion of the flight controls.
- B.
Emergency brakes
- C.
Normal brakes
- D.
Ramp and Door
- 24.The Auxiliary hydraulic system provides pressure to the?
- A.
Emergency brakes, towing brakes and Ramp
- B.
Ground tie-valve, Brakes, Ramp
- C.
Ramp and Door, Ground tie-valve, Emergency brakes and Emergency NLG extension.
- D.
Ramp, Door, Emergency brakes and Emergency landing gear.
- 25.What type of fluid is used by the hydraulic systems on the plane?
- A.
83282 or 87257
- B.
254
- C.
Jet II
- D.
JET 1
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