DHL Interview ATPL EXAM (New 2026/
2027 Update) Questions & Answers {Grade
A} 100% Correct (Verified Solutions)
How many feet are you clear of obstacles fo net performance? - Correct answer 35ft
What colour lines are a taxiway? - Correct answer yellow
Green centre lights, blue edge lights
What is the difference between MSA and MEA - Correct answer MEA - 1000ft above
any obstacle within 5Nm of your route
MSA - 1000 ft above any obstacle within 25nm of the beacons or that section of the
chart
How makes the MMEL and who accepts it? - Correct answer Manufacture makes it,
authority accepts it
What does Yellow centre lights mean? - Correct answer rapid taxiway off the runway
,What is the gross performance? - Correct answer the average performance a fleet of
aircrafts should achieve
Net is gross lowered for safety
What is MORA? - Correct answer Minimum Off Route Altitude - two types of MORA,
Grid and Route
Grid MORA - Defined by the Lat and Long lines on the chart.
-Government charts - provide 1000 feet of obstacle clearance in non-mountainous
terrain and 2000 feet of obstacle clearance in mountainous terrain.
-Jeppesen charts - provides terrain and man-made structure clearance of 1000 feet in
areas where the highest elevations are 5000 feet msl and below. Provides terrain and
man-made structure clearance of 2000 feet in areas where the highest elevation is
above 5000 feet msl.
Route MORA - Defined by a distance of 10nm either side of an airway and a 10nm cap
on both ends.
,Jeppessen Charts Only - Provides 1000 feet of obstacle clearance when operating at
5000 feet or lower msl . Provides 2000 feet of obstacle clearance when operating
above 5000 feet msl
Due to the coriolis effect what way does the wind circulate in the northern hemisphere
- Correct answer anticlockwise - towards the low pressure
What is the definition of CAVOK - Correct answer no clouds below 5000ft or MSA, No
CB's to towering CB's , Vis 9999, no significant weather
What is MOCA? - Correct answer Minimum Obstruction Clearance Altitude. Lowest
published altitude in effect between radio fixes meeting obstacle clearance
requirements and ensures navigation signal coverage within 22 nm of VOR.
What is a trend? - Correct answer the forecast for the next two hours
What does NOSIG mean on a METAR? - Correct answer No significant weather change
in the next 2 hours.
, [no reference]
What is the clearance for MORA? - Correct answer 1000ft normally
2000ft over mountainous
What is gradient wind? - Correct answer a wind that blows at a constant speed parallel
to curved isobars above the level of frictional influence
Around a pressure system
What is the difference with wind between when you see and hear it - Correct answer
see - true
Hear magnetic
What is holding speed up to 14000 - Correct answer 230 max
What is holding speed between 14-20000ft - Correct answer 240 max
2027 Update) Questions & Answers {Grade
A} 100% Correct (Verified Solutions)
How many feet are you clear of obstacles fo net performance? - Correct answer 35ft
What colour lines are a taxiway? - Correct answer yellow
Green centre lights, blue edge lights
What is the difference between MSA and MEA - Correct answer MEA - 1000ft above
any obstacle within 5Nm of your route
MSA - 1000 ft above any obstacle within 25nm of the beacons or that section of the
chart
How makes the MMEL and who accepts it? - Correct answer Manufacture makes it,
authority accepts it
What does Yellow centre lights mean? - Correct answer rapid taxiway off the runway
,What is the gross performance? - Correct answer the average performance a fleet of
aircrafts should achieve
Net is gross lowered for safety
What is MORA? - Correct answer Minimum Off Route Altitude - two types of MORA,
Grid and Route
Grid MORA - Defined by the Lat and Long lines on the chart.
-Government charts - provide 1000 feet of obstacle clearance in non-mountainous
terrain and 2000 feet of obstacle clearance in mountainous terrain.
-Jeppesen charts - provides terrain and man-made structure clearance of 1000 feet in
areas where the highest elevations are 5000 feet msl and below. Provides terrain and
man-made structure clearance of 2000 feet in areas where the highest elevation is
above 5000 feet msl.
Route MORA - Defined by a distance of 10nm either side of an airway and a 10nm cap
on both ends.
,Jeppessen Charts Only - Provides 1000 feet of obstacle clearance when operating at
5000 feet or lower msl . Provides 2000 feet of obstacle clearance when operating
above 5000 feet msl
Due to the coriolis effect what way does the wind circulate in the northern hemisphere
- Correct answer anticlockwise - towards the low pressure
What is the definition of CAVOK - Correct answer no clouds below 5000ft or MSA, No
CB's to towering CB's , Vis 9999, no significant weather
What is MOCA? - Correct answer Minimum Obstruction Clearance Altitude. Lowest
published altitude in effect between radio fixes meeting obstacle clearance
requirements and ensures navigation signal coverage within 22 nm of VOR.
What is a trend? - Correct answer the forecast for the next two hours
What does NOSIG mean on a METAR? - Correct answer No significant weather change
in the next 2 hours.
, [no reference]
What is the clearance for MORA? - Correct answer 1000ft normally
2000ft over mountainous
What is gradient wind? - Correct answer a wind that blows at a constant speed parallel
to curved isobars above the level of frictional influence
Around a pressure system
What is the difference with wind between when you see and hear it - Correct answer
see - true
Hear magnetic
What is holding speed up to 14000 - Correct answer 230 max
What is holding speed between 14-20000ft - Correct answer 240 max
