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What does M and or O mean in the remarks section of the MEL? CORRECT ANSWER-M= for maintenace instructions O = for flight crew instructions How many days can a aircraft be flown with a category A -B -C- D- or M Category? CORRECT ANSWER-Category A= specified Category B = 3 Category C = 10 Category D= 120 Category M = within specific time found on release nef What Categories can be extended and for how long? CORRECT ANSWER-B= 3 days C= 10 days How is a write up properly cleared or ...

What is ARTCC? - Answer-Air Route Traffic Control Centers What is the composition of the atmosphere? - Answer-78% Nitrogen 21% Oxygen 1% Other gasses What is ATIS - Answer-Automated Terminal Information Service What is a mode C transponder? - Answer-A transponder with altitude encoding / reporting capabilities What are standard conditions? - Answer-29.92" Hg | 15*C | 1013.2 mb What is magnetic variation? - Answer-The difference between true North and magnetic North What is the...

FAA Aircraft Dispatcher Practical Exam Questions And Answers With Verified Solutions How often are METARs issues? Every hour, or whenever the weather changes and necessitates a change. In that situation, a SPECI (special METAR) is issued. What is a SPECI? A special METAR which is created in between the hourly METARs due to a change in weather necessitating the change. Do METARs describe actual or forecast conditions? METARs depict actual field conditions. Define Radiation fog Shallow f...

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AIRCRAFT DISPATCH ADX Question and answers rated A+ HOW LONG DOES FLIGHT FOLDER HAVE TO BE RETAINED? - correct answer 3 months WHAT IS "DRIFT DOWN" AND WHAT RESTRICTIONS APPLY? - correct answer LEVELING OFF WITH ONE ENGINE INOPERATIVE AND CLEARING ALL TERRAIN , MOUNTAINOUS OR NON MOUNTAINOUS BY 1000 FEET THRUST REVERSES ARE OPERATED BY WHAT SYSTEM - correct answer PNEUMATIC SYSTEM WHAT ARE THE 4 STAGES OF A JET ENGINE - correct answer INTAKE, COMPRESSION, COMBUSTION, EXHAUST ...

9837 "Physiological Night's Rest' means __ hours or rest between ____ and ____ at the crew member's home base. 10, 8228 Flight duty period hours for flight crew members are limited to ___ hours in any ___ consecutive hours. 190, 672 8222 The __ hour rest period must provide the flight crew member with a minimum of _ uninterrupted hours of sleep opportunity. 10, 8 8221 "Window of Circadian Low" means a period of maximum sleepiness that occurs between ____ - ____. 8219 For a shor...

How often are METARs issues? - Answer-Every hour, or whenever the weather changes and necessitates a change. In that situation, a SPECI (special METAR) is issued. What is a SPECI? - Answer-A special METAR which is created in between the hourly METARs due to a change in weather necessitating the change. -Change of winds necessitating a new runway. -WX changing from IFR to VFR or VFR to IFR. Do METARs describe actual or forecast conditions? - Answer-METARs depict actual field conditions. ...

Aircraft Dispatcher Question and answers rated A+FAR - correct answer Federal Aviation Regulations ACARS - correct answer Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting Systems ACSL (METAR) - correct answer Altocumulus standing lenticular AIM - correct answer Aeronautical Information Manual ADIRS - correct answer Air data inertial reference system ADIZ - correct answer Air defense identification zones AETD - correct answer All-Engine Takeoff Distance AFM - co...

Aircraft Dispatch Question and answers rated A+Define Operational Control - correct answer With respect to a flight, the exercise of Authority to Initiate, Conduct, or Terminate a flight. Define V1 - correct answer maximum speed in the take off at which the pilot must take the first action (apply brakes, reduce thrust, deploy speed brakes) to stop airplane withing the accelerate-stop distance Define V2 - correct answer Takeoff Safety Speed: is the minimum speed that needs to be maint...

Aircraft Dispatch Complete Study Question and answers already passed which layers of the atmosphere are most significant to aviation? - correct answer Troposphere and Stratosphere In which layer does all of earths weather occur? - correct answer Troposphere What is the Primary cause of earths weather? - correct answer The uneven heating of the earths surface Whta is the International Standard Atmosphere (ISA) - correct answer A standard reference to ve used to gauge weather with...