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ATP/CTP Questions with Answers (100% Correct
Answers)
Who has the final authority for safe operation of the aircraft? Answer: PIC
If you declare an emergency, how long do you have to submit a report?
Answer: 10 days
What does SRM stand for? Answer: Safety Risk Management
What are the 5 p's of SRM? Answer: Plan
Plane
Pilot
Passengers
Programming
What are the 3 P's? Answer: Plan
Process
Perform
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What are the four causes of poor monitoring? Answer: 1 - Not viewed as
a primary task
2- Not positively reinforced
3 - Not natural to humans
4 - effective monitoring paradox
What are 3 mitigation tactics? Answer: 1 - Make pilot monitoring an
active task
2 - complete non-monitoring tasks during non-labor intensive phases of
flight
3 - Identify tasks and how to monitor them
What are the 5 types of monitoring? Answer: Passive (sounds, vibrations,
sensations)
Active (call and response)
Periodic
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Mutual (pilot calls back to PM)
Predictive (Predicting what's going to happen)
What does SMS stand for? What is it used for? Answer: Safety
Management System
Structured means of safety risk management
(ASRS, ASAP, FOQA, LOSA)
All voluntary
What does ASRS stand for? Answer: Aviation Safety Reporting System
What does ASAP stand for? Answer: Aviation Safety Action Program
What does FOQA stand for? Answer: Flight Operations Quality Assurance
What does LOSA stand for? Answer: Line Operations Safety Audit
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ATP/CTP Questions with Answers (100% Correct
Answers)
Who has the final authority for safe operation of the aircraft? Answer: PIC
If you declare an emergency, how long do you have to submit a report?
Answer: 10 days
What does SRM stand for? Answer: Safety Risk Management
What are the 5 p's of SRM? Answer: Plan
Plane
Pilot
Passengers
Programming
What are the 3 P's? Answer: Plan
Process
Perform
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What are the four causes of poor monitoring? Answer: 1 - Not viewed as
a primary task
2- Not positively reinforced
3 - Not natural to humans
4 - effective monitoring paradox
What are 3 mitigation tactics? Answer: 1 - Make pilot monitoring an
active task
2 - complete non-monitoring tasks during non-labor intensive phases of
flight
3 - Identify tasks and how to monitor them
What are the 5 types of monitoring? Answer: Passive (sounds, vibrations,
sensations)
Active (call and response)
Periodic
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Mutual (pilot calls back to PM)
Predictive (Predicting what's going to happen)
What does SMS stand for? What is it used for? Answer: Safety
Management System
Structured means of safety risk management
(ASRS, ASAP, FOQA, LOSA)
All voluntary
What does ASRS stand for? Answer: Aviation Safety Reporting System
What does ASAP stand for? Answer: Aviation Safety Action Program
What does FOQA stand for? Answer: Flight Operations Quality Assurance
What does LOSA stand for? Answer: Line Operations Safety Audit
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