Canadian ATPL SARON Frequently Tested
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1. What is ITT?
Where do we find the probes? - ANSWER 1) Internal Turbine Temperature
2) Temperature Probe is located between the high and low pressure turbines
2. During Propeller Under-speed conditions on a multi-engine aircraft, how does
the Primary Governor work to ensure the selected RPM is maintained? - ANSWER
The governor increases the oil supply to the propeller hub, moving the blades
to a finer pitch
3. How does the primary governor assist in producing fine pitch for takeoff? -
ANSWER The governor increases oil supply to the propeller hub moving the
blades to a finer pitch
4. What are the 3 main purposes of the stator blades in the axial compressor type
engine? - ANSWER 1) Converts air speed into air pressure
,2) Reduces the rotational component of airflow velocity in the compressor
3) Guides the air into the next stage of the compressor at the correct angle
5. What are the 3 main limiting parameters of a turbojet aircraft? - ANSWER
1) Rotor Speed (N1 or N2)
2) Inlet Turbine Temperature (ITT)
3) Shaft Torque
6. With respect to a Free Turbine Turboprop, what does the term Fluidic Coupling
mean? - ANSWER The exhaust gas is directed towards the Power section and
the Gas Generator Section
This sections aren't connected physically but instead connected by the exhaust
gases
Exhaust gas powers both the Compressor and Power Turbine sections
7. Reverse Thrust on a turbofan engine uses _____ and is called or referred to as
_____ - ANSWER 1) Bypass Air
2) Cascade
8. What is N1? - ANSWER N1 is the speed of the low pressure spool
,Usually a measure of thrust on a turbofan engine
9. What are the seat belt regulations? - ANSWER 1) 1 pilot shall be seated at
the flight controls with the safety belt fastened during flight time
2) Passengers are required to have their safety belts fastened during taxi, takeoff,
landing and whenever it is deemed necessary
3) Infants are not required to be restrained with safety belts
10. What is the proper order when giving an IFR Position Report? - ANSWER 1)
Identification
2) Position
3) Time
4) Altitude
5) IFR
6) Next Reporting Point and ETA
7) Name of the Next Succeeding Reporting Point
8) Remarks
11. What is the maximum speed in a Shuttle Climb or Shuttle Descent? - ANSWER
200 KIAS
, 12. What is Net Climb Gradient? - ANSWER Gross Climb Gradient - 0.8%
0.8% is for correction of engine performance and pilot technique
13. What is Gross Climb Gradient? - ANSWER Best Climb Gradient an aircraft
can attain under optimum conditions
14. When operating an aircraft in a 705 Operation, the takeoff weight must allow
a net takeoff flight path which clears all obstacles by at least _____ feet vertically
or at least _____ feet horizontally within the aerodrome boundaries and by _____
feet horizontally outside the aerodrome boundaries - ANSWER 1) 35'
2) 200'
3) 300'
15. In the North Atlantic Region, the airspace at and above _____ is Class _____,
while airspace below this level is Class _____ airspace - ANSWER 1) FL055
2) A
3) G
16. An aircraft operating in the vicinity of a forest fire should operate clear of the
area by a minimum distance of: - ANSWER 1) 3,000'
2) 5 nm
17. What are the IFR minimum fuel requirements for an Airline Operation? -
ANSWER Where an alternate airport is specified, you must carry sufficient fuel
Exam Questions With Verified Multiple Choice
and Conceptual Actual 100%
Correct Detailed Answers
Guaranteed Pass!!Current Update!!
1. What is ITT?
Where do we find the probes? - ANSWER 1) Internal Turbine Temperature
2) Temperature Probe is located between the high and low pressure turbines
2. During Propeller Under-speed conditions on a multi-engine aircraft, how does
the Primary Governor work to ensure the selected RPM is maintained? - ANSWER
The governor increases the oil supply to the propeller hub, moving the blades
to a finer pitch
3. How does the primary governor assist in producing fine pitch for takeoff? -
ANSWER The governor increases oil supply to the propeller hub moving the
blades to a finer pitch
4. What are the 3 main purposes of the stator blades in the axial compressor type
engine? - ANSWER 1) Converts air speed into air pressure
,2) Reduces the rotational component of airflow velocity in the compressor
3) Guides the air into the next stage of the compressor at the correct angle
5. What are the 3 main limiting parameters of a turbojet aircraft? - ANSWER
1) Rotor Speed (N1 or N2)
2) Inlet Turbine Temperature (ITT)
3) Shaft Torque
6. With respect to a Free Turbine Turboprop, what does the term Fluidic Coupling
mean? - ANSWER The exhaust gas is directed towards the Power section and
the Gas Generator Section
This sections aren't connected physically but instead connected by the exhaust
gases
Exhaust gas powers both the Compressor and Power Turbine sections
7. Reverse Thrust on a turbofan engine uses _____ and is called or referred to as
_____ - ANSWER 1) Bypass Air
2) Cascade
8. What is N1? - ANSWER N1 is the speed of the low pressure spool
,Usually a measure of thrust on a turbofan engine
9. What are the seat belt regulations? - ANSWER 1) 1 pilot shall be seated at
the flight controls with the safety belt fastened during flight time
2) Passengers are required to have their safety belts fastened during taxi, takeoff,
landing and whenever it is deemed necessary
3) Infants are not required to be restrained with safety belts
10. What is the proper order when giving an IFR Position Report? - ANSWER 1)
Identification
2) Position
3) Time
4) Altitude
5) IFR
6) Next Reporting Point and ETA
7) Name of the Next Succeeding Reporting Point
8) Remarks
11. What is the maximum speed in a Shuttle Climb or Shuttle Descent? - ANSWER
200 KIAS
, 12. What is Net Climb Gradient? - ANSWER Gross Climb Gradient - 0.8%
0.8% is for correction of engine performance and pilot technique
13. What is Gross Climb Gradient? - ANSWER Best Climb Gradient an aircraft
can attain under optimum conditions
14. When operating an aircraft in a 705 Operation, the takeoff weight must allow
a net takeoff flight path which clears all obstacles by at least _____ feet vertically
or at least _____ feet horizontally within the aerodrome boundaries and by _____
feet horizontally outside the aerodrome boundaries - ANSWER 1) 35'
2) 200'
3) 300'
15. In the North Atlantic Region, the airspace at and above _____ is Class _____,
while airspace below this level is Class _____ airspace - ANSWER 1) FL055
2) A
3) G
16. An aircraft operating in the vicinity of a forest fire should operate clear of the
area by a minimum distance of: - ANSWER 1) 3,000'
2) 5 nm
17. What are the IFR minimum fuel requirements for an Airline Operation? -
ANSWER Where an alternate airport is specified, you must carry sufficient fuel
