CAMATA CHAPTER 4 EXAM 2026/2027 (ACTUAL EXAM) | COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS AND DETAILED RATIONALES | A+ GRADED | LATEST VERSION

CAMATA CHAPTER 4 EXAM 2026/2027 (ACTUAL EXAM) | COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS AND DETAILED RATIONALES | A+ GRADED | LATEST VERSION 1. A small amount of ice on the aircraft wings prior to takeoff will not significantly affect aircraft performance. Answer: False 2. How much fuel and oil must be on board an IFT flight prior to departure? A) Sufficient to reach destination B) Sufficient to reach destination, alternate, and 45 minutes thereafter C) Sufficient to reach destination and 45 minutes thereafter D) Sufficient to reach destination, alternate, and 30 minutes thereafter Answer: B) Sufficient to reach destination, alternate, and 45 minutes thereafter 3. A child two years of age does not require a seat or seatbelt. Answer: False 4. If an ELT is required to be carried on board an aircraft, its location and operation must be explained to all passengers. Answer: True 5. Aircraft defects must be recorded in which document and rectified prior to subsequent flights? A) Maintenance manual B) Operating certificate C) Journey log D) Operations manual Answer: C) Journey log 6. Information describing the types of flights an air carrier is authorized to conduct is found in which document? A) Maintenance manual B) Operations manual C) Journey log D) Operating certificate Answer: B) Operations manual 7. Cargo may be placed in aisle ways or in front of emergency exits as long as it is secured. Answer: False 8. A pre-flight safety briefing must be provided to all passengers before flight. Answer: True 9. Roll is defined as: A) Movement about the lateral axis controlled by the rudder B) Movement about the lateral axis controlled by the ailerons C) Movement about the lateral axis controlled by the elevator D) Movement about the longitudinal axis controlled by the ailerons Answer: D) Movement about the longitudinal axis controlled by the ailerons 10. IFR flight plans must be closed: A) Within 60 minutes of landing B) Immediately upon landing C) Within 30 minutes of landing D) They do not need to be closed Answer: B) Immediately upon landing 11. The most important reason aircraft wings must be free of contaminants prior to takeoff is: A) Ice and snow increase aircraft weight B) Wing contaminants disrupt smooth airflow over the wings, destroying lift C) Ice and snow may freeze flight controls Answer: B) Wing contaminants disrupt smooth airflow over the wings, destroying lift 12. Unless special permission is granted, no aircraft may commence takeoff unless the prevailing visibility is at least: A) 1/4 statute mile B) 1/2 statute mile C) 1 statute mile D) There is no visibility requirement Answer: B) 1/2 statute mile 13. An aircraft stalls because: A) The engine begins to run rough or fails B) Ice adheres to critical surfaces C) The wing exceeds the critical angle of attack, disrupting airflow and destroying lift Answer: C) The wing exceeds the critical angle of attack, disrupting airflow and destroying lift 14. The pilot-in-command is responsible for inspecting the aircraft prior to takeoff if snow or ice is suspected on critical surfaces. Answer: True 15. What is an important consideration when de-icing an aircraft inside a hangar? A) Standing water may freeze once the aircraft is moved outside B) Snow may melt on warm aircraft skin and later refreeze C) All of the above Answer: C) All of the above 16. Ice accumulation on wings primarily affects which aerodynamic force? Answer: Lift 17. Which axis of aircraft movement is controlled by the elevator? Answer: Lateral axis (pitch) 18. Which axis of aircraft movement is controlled by the rudder? Answer: Vertical axis (yaw) 19. Who is ultimately responsible for the safety of the aircraft and passengers? Answer: Pilot-in-command 20. What document must be carried on board to prove an aircraft is legally authorized to operate? Answer: Operating certificate 21. When must passengers be briefed on emergency exits and safety equipment? Answer: Prior to takeoff 22. Ice contamination can increase stall speed. Answer: True 23. IFR flight plans are used primarily to ensure: Answer: Air traffic separation and search-and-rescue protection 24. What is the primary hazard of placing cargo near emergency exits? Answer: Obstruction of evacuation routes 25. Snow and ice removal must include which aircraft surfaces? Answer: All critical surfaces (wings, tail, control surfaces, engine inlets)