CANADIAN ATPL EXAM NEWEST 2025 EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
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What is Variation? - CORRECT ANSWER -Variation is related to the difference
between true and magnetic direction.
What is Deviation? - CORRECT ANSWER -Deviation is the difference between
magnetic and compass direction.
What is Compass Deviation? - CORRECT ANSWER -Compass Deviation is the
difference between magnetic direction and Compass direction. It is an error in the
compass.
What is the calculation for calculating True, Magnetic and Compass Direction? -
CORRECT ANSWER -Take the True Direction and add or subtract the Variation (East
is east/West is best). This will give you the Magnetic Direction.
Take the Magnetic Direction and add or subtract the Deviation (The compass direction).
This will give you the Compass Direction.
What is an Isogonal Line? - CORRECT ANSWER -It is a line of constant variation.
What is an Agonic Line? - CORRECT ANSWER -It is a line of zero variation.
In terms of a VTA:
1) What type of projection is it?
2) What is the scale? - CORRECT ANSWER -1) Transverse Mercator
2) 1: 250,000
In terms of a VNC:
1) What type of projection is it?
2) What is the scale? - CORRECT ANSWER -1) Lamberts Conformal Conic
,2) 1: 500,000
In terms of a WAC:
1) What type of projection is it?
2) What is the scale? - CORRECT ANSWER -1) Lamberts Conformal Conic
2) 1: 1,000,000
In terms of a LO/HI:
1) What type of projection is it?
2) What is the scale? - CORRECT ANSWER -1) Lamberts Conformal Conic
2) Various
In terms of a Polar Stereographic Chart:
1) What type of projection is it?
2) What is the scale? - CORRECT ANSWER -1) Polar Stereographic Projection
2) Various
In terms of a Transverse Mercator:
1) What are Great Circle Tracks?
2) What are Rhumba Lines?
3) What are Meridians? - CORRECT ANSWER -1) Arcs - Curved towards the nearer
pole.
2) Straight Lines
3) Straight Lines
,In terms of a Lamberts Conformal Conic:
1) What are Great Circle Tracks?
2) What are Rhumba Lines?
3) What are Meridians? - CORRECT ANSWER -1) Straight Lines
2) Arcs - Curved towards the equator
3) Straight Lines
In terms of a Polar Stereographic Projection:
1) What are Great Circle Tracks?
2) What are Rhumba Lines?
3) What are Meridians? - CORRECT ANSWER -1) Arcs - Concave towards the poles
2) Arcs - Concave towards the poles
3) Straight Lines
1 Nautical Mile is:
1) In latitude?
2) In feet?
3) In Statute Miles? - CORRECT ANSWER -1) One Minute of Latitude
2) 6076' but usually rounded to 6000 or 6080
3) 1.15 Statute Miles
- CORRECT ANSWER -1) 3.77 liters approximately
2) 6.7 pounds
, 3) 7.5 pounds
1 pound per square inch (PSI) is approximately equal to _____ kappa. - CORRECT
ANSWER -6.9
What is the One in 60 Rule? - CORRECT ANSWER -"If you allow your aircraft to drift 1°
off track over a 60 nm distance then you will be 1 nm off your desired track"
Miles off = (Degrees off X Distance Flown) / 60
What is the Double Track Error Correction? - CORRECT ANSWER -Will only work if
you are less than 1/2 way to your destination.
Double the drift angle to obtain heading change.
Once back on course (Time that you flew off course for) remove half the correction.
What is the Opening and Closing Angle Correction Method? - CORRECT ANSWER -
Will work even when you're more than halfway to your destination.
Once you find your position, you must figure out your angle from both your departure
airport and destination.
Add both the angles to obtain your correction change. Maintain this heading to the
destination.
1) What is the Equation for Critical Point of the Point of Equal Time? (CP / PET)
2) And the time to this point? - CORRECT ANSWER -1) PET/CP = (Total Distance X
GS return) / (GS Continue + GS return)
2) Distance to Point / GS cruise
Be careful of winds, TAS and One-engine speeds
The Point of Equal Time or Critical Point in a Zero Wind condition will be located _____.
In any wind condition the CP or PET will move _____. - CORRECT ANSWER -1) The
midpoint
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY
GRADED A+ BRAND NEW!!
What is Variation? - CORRECT ANSWER -Variation is related to the difference
between true and magnetic direction.
What is Deviation? - CORRECT ANSWER -Deviation is the difference between
magnetic and compass direction.
What is Compass Deviation? - CORRECT ANSWER -Compass Deviation is the
difference between magnetic direction and Compass direction. It is an error in the
compass.
What is the calculation for calculating True, Magnetic and Compass Direction? -
CORRECT ANSWER -Take the True Direction and add or subtract the Variation (East
is east/West is best). This will give you the Magnetic Direction.
Take the Magnetic Direction and add or subtract the Deviation (The compass direction).
This will give you the Compass Direction.
What is an Isogonal Line? - CORRECT ANSWER -It is a line of constant variation.
What is an Agonic Line? - CORRECT ANSWER -It is a line of zero variation.
In terms of a VTA:
1) What type of projection is it?
2) What is the scale? - CORRECT ANSWER -1) Transverse Mercator
2) 1: 250,000
In terms of a VNC:
1) What type of projection is it?
2) What is the scale? - CORRECT ANSWER -1) Lamberts Conformal Conic
,2) 1: 500,000
In terms of a WAC:
1) What type of projection is it?
2) What is the scale? - CORRECT ANSWER -1) Lamberts Conformal Conic
2) 1: 1,000,000
In terms of a LO/HI:
1) What type of projection is it?
2) What is the scale? - CORRECT ANSWER -1) Lamberts Conformal Conic
2) Various
In terms of a Polar Stereographic Chart:
1) What type of projection is it?
2) What is the scale? - CORRECT ANSWER -1) Polar Stereographic Projection
2) Various
In terms of a Transverse Mercator:
1) What are Great Circle Tracks?
2) What are Rhumba Lines?
3) What are Meridians? - CORRECT ANSWER -1) Arcs - Curved towards the nearer
pole.
2) Straight Lines
3) Straight Lines
,In terms of a Lamberts Conformal Conic:
1) What are Great Circle Tracks?
2) What are Rhumba Lines?
3) What are Meridians? - CORRECT ANSWER -1) Straight Lines
2) Arcs - Curved towards the equator
3) Straight Lines
In terms of a Polar Stereographic Projection:
1) What are Great Circle Tracks?
2) What are Rhumba Lines?
3) What are Meridians? - CORRECT ANSWER -1) Arcs - Concave towards the poles
2) Arcs - Concave towards the poles
3) Straight Lines
1 Nautical Mile is:
1) In latitude?
2) In feet?
3) In Statute Miles? - CORRECT ANSWER -1) One Minute of Latitude
2) 6076' but usually rounded to 6000 or 6080
3) 1.15 Statute Miles
- CORRECT ANSWER -1) 3.77 liters approximately
2) 6.7 pounds
, 3) 7.5 pounds
1 pound per square inch (PSI) is approximately equal to _____ kappa. - CORRECT
ANSWER -6.9
What is the One in 60 Rule? - CORRECT ANSWER -"If you allow your aircraft to drift 1°
off track over a 60 nm distance then you will be 1 nm off your desired track"
Miles off = (Degrees off X Distance Flown) / 60
What is the Double Track Error Correction? - CORRECT ANSWER -Will only work if
you are less than 1/2 way to your destination.
Double the drift angle to obtain heading change.
Once back on course (Time that you flew off course for) remove half the correction.
What is the Opening and Closing Angle Correction Method? - CORRECT ANSWER -
Will work even when you're more than halfway to your destination.
Once you find your position, you must figure out your angle from both your departure
airport and destination.
Add both the angles to obtain your correction change. Maintain this heading to the
destination.
1) What is the Equation for Critical Point of the Point of Equal Time? (CP / PET)
2) And the time to this point? - CORRECT ANSWER -1) PET/CP = (Total Distance X
GS return) / (GS Continue + GS return)
2) Distance to Point / GS cruise
Be careful of winds, TAS and One-engine speeds
The Point of Equal Time or Critical Point in a Zero Wind condition will be located _____.
In any wind condition the CP or PET will move _____. - CORRECT ANSWER -1) The
midpoint
