SARON Verified Exam Questions and Answers Latest update
2026/2027
Question:
and
Answer:
Question:
A Medium Aeroplane wake turbulence weight is more than?
Answer:
15,500lbs to less than 300,000lbs
Question:
Consumption of alcohol?
Answer:
12 hours
Question:
Scuba diving?
Answer:
24 hours
Question:
Local anesthetic
Answer:
24 hours
Question:
General or dental anesthetic
Answer:
Doctors Approval, generally 48 Hours
Question:
Blood donation
Answer:
48 hours
,Question:
GPWS is required by turbojet aircraft under 704/705 Ops with MCTOW of? And authorized to carry?
Answer:
33,069 lbs More than 10 pax
Question:
Speed Limit below 10 000' ASL
Answer:
250 kias
Question:
Speed limit below 3000' AGL and within 10 miles of a controlled airport
Answer:
200kias
Question:
What is a heavy aircraft
Answer:
300,000 lbs
Question:
What is MACH CRIT
Answer:
The speed at which a shockwave first appears on the wing.
- Separation has NOT yet occurred at this point
Airflow reaches the speed of sound, but does not exceed it. = SONIC. There is no supersonic airflow
over the wing.
Question:
What can you do with an Expired PPC in commercial Ops?
Answer:
Ferry aircraft Training Cannot take passengers"
Question:
Density altitude increase how does it affect your aircraft?
Answer:
Makes your aircraft shittier
,Question:
Density altitude increase how does it affect your aircraft if it has a turbo charger?
Answer:
Provides sea level performance but is still susceptible to poorer performance
Question:
How to prevent CFIT
Answer:
Use GPS Knowledge of terrain
Question:
Can you take off with frost on the underside of the wing?
Answer:
Yes, as per the Aircraft Operations Manual and 3mm is the most
Question:
Flying into an airport with PAPIs 12' Wheel to Eye hight
Answer:
P2 symbol
Question:
How do fuel gauges work?
Answer:
Measures Mass by Measuring Electric Current (Capacitance) between the Fuel and Air
Question:
What do Vortex Generators do
Answer:
Delay the boundary separation layer
, Question:
"Dynamic hydroplaning is? What is needed"
Answer:
"Tire rides up a wedge of water, which stops the rotation. Occurs in heavy/severe rain conditions.
Thick layer of water prevents contact with runway. Two ingredients:
1)Runway surface must be flooded to a depth which exceeds the combined depth of the tire
tread and the toughness of the runway surface. (Normally greater than 3mm)
2)Tire must be travelling at or above a critical speed which is high enough the water is not able
to escape fast enough from under the tire and thus prevents contact between the tire and the runway."
Viscous Hydroplaning
Question:
What's needed
Answer:
Smooth surface is covered with rubber from past landings and only requires a thin layer of water to
cause Hydroplaning. Very smooth surface with thin layer of water Thin layer of water in smooth
surface and acts like a lubricant causing the phenomenon to occur at very low speeds.
Question:
What's Reverted Rubber Hydroplaning
Answer:
Locked tire (due to heavy braking) generates enough friction to cause steam to lifted off runway and
the rubber reverts back to its chemical properties. Common in conditions with a very thin layer of
water.
Question:
Speed limit below 10,000'
Answer:
250kias
Question:
Transport category aircraft can travel how far without life rafts?
Answer:
Don't need to carry life rafts if they are within 400nm of a suitable emergency landing site or the
distance flown in 120 minutes at files cruise speed. Whichever is less.
2026/2027
Question:
and
Answer:
Question:
A Medium Aeroplane wake turbulence weight is more than?
Answer:
15,500lbs to less than 300,000lbs
Question:
Consumption of alcohol?
Answer:
12 hours
Question:
Scuba diving?
Answer:
24 hours
Question:
Local anesthetic
Answer:
24 hours
Question:
General or dental anesthetic
Answer:
Doctors Approval, generally 48 Hours
Question:
Blood donation
Answer:
48 hours
,Question:
GPWS is required by turbojet aircraft under 704/705 Ops with MCTOW of? And authorized to carry?
Answer:
33,069 lbs More than 10 pax
Question:
Speed Limit below 10 000' ASL
Answer:
250 kias
Question:
Speed limit below 3000' AGL and within 10 miles of a controlled airport
Answer:
200kias
Question:
What is a heavy aircraft
Answer:
300,000 lbs
Question:
What is MACH CRIT
Answer:
The speed at which a shockwave first appears on the wing.
- Separation has NOT yet occurred at this point
Airflow reaches the speed of sound, but does not exceed it. = SONIC. There is no supersonic airflow
over the wing.
Question:
What can you do with an Expired PPC in commercial Ops?
Answer:
Ferry aircraft Training Cannot take passengers"
Question:
Density altitude increase how does it affect your aircraft?
Answer:
Makes your aircraft shittier
,Question:
Density altitude increase how does it affect your aircraft if it has a turbo charger?
Answer:
Provides sea level performance but is still susceptible to poorer performance
Question:
How to prevent CFIT
Answer:
Use GPS Knowledge of terrain
Question:
Can you take off with frost on the underside of the wing?
Answer:
Yes, as per the Aircraft Operations Manual and 3mm is the most
Question:
Flying into an airport with PAPIs 12' Wheel to Eye hight
Answer:
P2 symbol
Question:
How do fuel gauges work?
Answer:
Measures Mass by Measuring Electric Current (Capacitance) between the Fuel and Air
Question:
What do Vortex Generators do
Answer:
Delay the boundary separation layer
, Question:
"Dynamic hydroplaning is? What is needed"
Answer:
"Tire rides up a wedge of water, which stops the rotation. Occurs in heavy/severe rain conditions.
Thick layer of water prevents contact with runway. Two ingredients:
1)Runway surface must be flooded to a depth which exceeds the combined depth of the tire
tread and the toughness of the runway surface. (Normally greater than 3mm)
2)Tire must be travelling at or above a critical speed which is high enough the water is not able
to escape fast enough from under the tire and thus prevents contact between the tire and the runway."
Viscous Hydroplaning
Question:
What's needed
Answer:
Smooth surface is covered with rubber from past landings and only requires a thin layer of water to
cause Hydroplaning. Very smooth surface with thin layer of water Thin layer of water in smooth
surface and acts like a lubricant causing the phenomenon to occur at very low speeds.
Question:
What's Reverted Rubber Hydroplaning
Answer:
Locked tire (due to heavy braking) generates enough friction to cause steam to lifted off runway and
the rubber reverts back to its chemical properties. Common in conditions with a very thin layer of
water.
Question:
Speed limit below 10,000'
Answer:
250kias
Question:
Transport category aircraft can travel how far without life rafts?
Answer:
Don't need to carry life rafts if they are within 400nm of a suitable emergency landing site or the
distance flown in 120 minutes at files cruise speed. Whichever is less.
