JEPPESEN PRIVATE PILOT UPDATED EXAMS SCRIPT
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔For what flight operations do you use each type of checklist? - ✔✔Use normal
checklist to accomplish procedures required during flight operations; use abnormal
checklist to manage situations that might compromise flight safety if not addressed; use
emergency checklist to manage situations that threaten flight safety and must be
addressed immediately.
✔✔What are the differences between the do-list and flow pattern methods of performing
checklist procedures? - ✔✔To perform a do-list, you read the checklist item and the
associated action then perform the action. Us a do-list when you have time and
completion of each step in the correct order is critical. A flow pattern guides you through
a cockpit in a logical order as you perform each step without the written checklist. Us a
flow pattern when he accurate sequence of the checklist items is not critical.
✔✔What are three equipment operating levels that you can use to help manage
avionics workload? - ✔✔Level 1: control the airplane manually and use the minimum
equipment necessary to execute procedures.
Level 2: Use the autopilot to manage the workload, manually control the airplane ate
times, and use the flight environment avionics information.
Level 3: Control the airplane primarily by the autopilot and use a wide variety of avionics
tools, including navigation and flight planning information.
✔✔What are four ways to maintain situational awareness when practicing maneuvers
and procedures? - ✔✔Identify and stay within a designated practice area; be aware of
the local weather conditions and wind direction; know your airplanes's procedures,
limitations, and systems; use collision avoidance procedures.
✔✔What are five actions you can take to avoid a wire strike? - ✔✔Obtain special
training; flight atlas 1,000 feet above ground level except during takeoff and landing;
maintain the appropriate glide path on final approach; maintain a 2,000 foot horizontal
distance from any tower; be alert for power lines when obtaining airport information.
, ✔✔What is the definition of aeronautical decision making (ADM)? - ✔✔A systematic
approach to the mental process used by pilots to consistently determine the best course
of action in response to a given set of circumstances.
✔✔Human factors training addresses the fact that the majority of all aviation accidents
are human factors related. What are the other characteristics of human factors training?
- ✔✔Teaches that accidents are usually the result of a chain of events triggered by a
number of factors; increases aviation safety by optimizing human performance and
reducing human error; focuses on how physiology, emotions, and interaction between
individuals affect human performance within the aviation environment.
✔✔Risk factors that you need to consider when making decisions about a flight can be
organized into what five categories? - ✔✔Pilot, Passengers, Plane, Programming, and
Plan
✔✔What are examples of the risk factor types in the 5P Pilot category? - ✔✔Training for
the particular circumstances of flight; type and recency of pilot experiences; fitness,
including general health and stress level.
✔✔What are the rest factor types in the 5P Passengers category - ✔✔Experience,
flexibility, fitness.
✔✔What are the rest factor types in the 5P Plane category? - ✔✔Airworthiness,
performance , and configuration.
✔✔What are the examples of the rest factor types in the 5P Programming category -
✔✔Avionics airworthiness, including the currency of the databases; your level of
proficiency in avionics operation; appropriate avionics configuration for the type and
phase of flight.
✔✔What are the rest factor types in the 5P Plan category? - ✔✔Airport conditions,
terrain and airspace, mission, and weather
✔✔What is single-pilot resource management (SRM)? - ✔✔The are and science of
managing all the resources, both on board the airplane and from outside sources, that
are available to a single pilot before and during flight to ensure the successful outcome
of the flight
✔✔What are the five categories of SRM concepts that enhance your ability to make
effective decisions in the flight environment? - ✔✔Pilot-in-Command Responsibility,
Resource Use, Workload Management, Effective Communications, and Situational
Awareness
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔For what flight operations do you use each type of checklist? - ✔✔Use normal
checklist to accomplish procedures required during flight operations; use abnormal
checklist to manage situations that might compromise flight safety if not addressed; use
emergency checklist to manage situations that threaten flight safety and must be
addressed immediately.
✔✔What are the differences between the do-list and flow pattern methods of performing
checklist procedures? - ✔✔To perform a do-list, you read the checklist item and the
associated action then perform the action. Us a do-list when you have time and
completion of each step in the correct order is critical. A flow pattern guides you through
a cockpit in a logical order as you perform each step without the written checklist. Us a
flow pattern when he accurate sequence of the checklist items is not critical.
✔✔What are three equipment operating levels that you can use to help manage
avionics workload? - ✔✔Level 1: control the airplane manually and use the minimum
equipment necessary to execute procedures.
Level 2: Use the autopilot to manage the workload, manually control the airplane ate
times, and use the flight environment avionics information.
Level 3: Control the airplane primarily by the autopilot and use a wide variety of avionics
tools, including navigation and flight planning information.
✔✔What are four ways to maintain situational awareness when practicing maneuvers
and procedures? - ✔✔Identify and stay within a designated practice area; be aware of
the local weather conditions and wind direction; know your airplanes's procedures,
limitations, and systems; use collision avoidance procedures.
✔✔What are five actions you can take to avoid a wire strike? - ✔✔Obtain special
training; flight atlas 1,000 feet above ground level except during takeoff and landing;
maintain the appropriate glide path on final approach; maintain a 2,000 foot horizontal
distance from any tower; be alert for power lines when obtaining airport information.
, ✔✔What is the definition of aeronautical decision making (ADM)? - ✔✔A systematic
approach to the mental process used by pilots to consistently determine the best course
of action in response to a given set of circumstances.
✔✔Human factors training addresses the fact that the majority of all aviation accidents
are human factors related. What are the other characteristics of human factors training?
- ✔✔Teaches that accidents are usually the result of a chain of events triggered by a
number of factors; increases aviation safety by optimizing human performance and
reducing human error; focuses on how physiology, emotions, and interaction between
individuals affect human performance within the aviation environment.
✔✔Risk factors that you need to consider when making decisions about a flight can be
organized into what five categories? - ✔✔Pilot, Passengers, Plane, Programming, and
Plan
✔✔What are examples of the risk factor types in the 5P Pilot category? - ✔✔Training for
the particular circumstances of flight; type and recency of pilot experiences; fitness,
including general health and stress level.
✔✔What are the rest factor types in the 5P Passengers category - ✔✔Experience,
flexibility, fitness.
✔✔What are the rest factor types in the 5P Plane category? - ✔✔Airworthiness,
performance , and configuration.
✔✔What are the examples of the rest factor types in the 5P Programming category -
✔✔Avionics airworthiness, including the currency of the databases; your level of
proficiency in avionics operation; appropriate avionics configuration for the type and
phase of flight.
✔✔What are the rest factor types in the 5P Plan category? - ✔✔Airport conditions,
terrain and airspace, mission, and weather
✔✔What is single-pilot resource management (SRM)? - ✔✔The are and science of
managing all the resources, both on board the airplane and from outside sources, that
are available to a single pilot before and during flight to ensure the successful outcome
of the flight
✔✔What are the five categories of SRM concepts that enhance your ability to make
effective decisions in the flight environment? - ✔✔Pilot-in-Command Responsibility,
Resource Use, Workload Management, Effective Communications, and Situational
Awareness
