I'm going to take the entrance exam to join Air France VA. What can I study so I am ready?
Chris...I am BEGGING you not to tell me that this air france is an affiliate of www.deltava.org 😞 😞
Please....reconsider....join for the aircraft, not the VA...there's BETTER air france VA's...Agus0404's site probably has one 😞 😞
I wish I read this earlier - I just applied to Delta VA ( ❗ )
Oh well, I'll get the planes from them and then leave 😀
The Air France VA isn't the affiliate of Delta VA, but since Agus0404 has an AFrance va, I'll apply to that one.
Chris, inside the Air France VA website you have a Training link. You can click there and learn some things from there. What I do is find a good website about Tutorials or something else and then learn all the topics I need to know and then (off course) more topics 😉
This is my favorite website about learning different topics about aviation:
http://www.av8n.com/how/
Thanks Agus0404 - I'll study that.
You're welcome Chris! I'll help you anytime. 😉
1st question I don't know. 😀
If you are on approach for rwy 26L with an OBS at 262, and the tower tells you the wind is 175 at 8, you are landing with a...
Choices:
Tailwind
Crosswind
Headwind
No wind
BTW-
I WIN!!!
PROMOTION!!!!
Hmmm....uh...Well, I don't know the answer of that question, I'm sorry. But I think the answer is Tailwind.
Ok, ok, you won. But now, when I click on "Submit" you will see me as a Chief Captain ❗
Did you figure out that you joined this website on October 9, 2004 and I joined on July 29, 2004? You joined after me and you won the Chief Captain position first. Hehe, just a fact.
Party time!!! We are Chief Captains!!
🍻 👍
Ok, enough smilies. 😉
Ok, I don't know anything 😂 Here's the test. Any answers are appreciated.
If you are on approach for rwy 26L with an OBS at 262, and the tower tells you the wind is 175 at 8, you are landing with a...
Choices:
Tailwind
Crosswind
Headwind
No wind
The term TOGA refers to..
Choices:
a party with funny clothes
trim up gear aft
take off go around
turbulence only general avation
V1 refers to:
Choices:
the first VOR enroute
the speed at which you are commited to takeoff
the velocity of the aircraft
The Navigation Voice radios
DME stands for:
Choices:
Distance Metering Equipment
Daytime Measuring Equipment
Differential Measuring Equipment
Distance Measuring Equipment
Rotation refers to.....
Choices:
the speed at which the flaps can be safely retracted
the speed at which a plane can takeoff
the speed at which at plane reaches the speed of sound
the speed at which reverse thrust may be applied
A transponder setting of 7700 indicates...
Choices:
you are on final approach
you are declaring a change in course
you are declaring an emergency
you are ready for departure
Your cruise altitude is decided by...
Choices:
air traffic control
your flight plan
the aircraft's weight
all of the above
You are on final approach to runway 26, whose magnetic heading is 264. The correct OBS setting should be...
Choices:
264
260
180
164
265
080
NDB refers to....
Choices:
non-directional beacon
navigation display beacon
navigation direction beacon
navigation display beam
You are flying on a heading of 120, tracking the 300 radial of a certain VOR. Your NAV display reads 'TO' ,your OBS is set to 120, you are generally...
Choices:
northwest of the VOR
south of the VOR
east of the VOR
southeast of the VOR
You are flying on a heading of 022 degrees, you execute a 180 degree left turn, your new heading is..
Choices:
180
22
222
202
IAP refers to ...
Choices:
Instrument Altitude Process
Indicated Airspeed Procedure
Instrument Approach Procedure
Indicated Approach Procedure
You do not know your current heading, but you are tuned in to an NDB and your ADF needle is pointing straight up. Therefore you must be ...
Choices:
due south of the NDB
due north of the NDB
due west of the NDB
you cannot determine which direction you are from the NDB
As you are on approach to a runway, you will cross the marker beacons in the following order...
Choices:
OM, IM, MM
OM, MM, IM
MM, OM, IM
MM, IM, OM
ILS refers to...
Choices:
Indicated Lighting System
Instrument Landing System
Inertial Landing System
Indicated Approach Procedure
In US airspace the speed limit below 10,000 feet, unless changed by ATC is...
Choices:
210 KIAS
250 KIAS
190 KIAS
300 KIAS
London Heathrow is often coded as LHR, the correct ICAO code for London Heathrow is...
Choices:
LHR
ELHR
EGLL
KLHR
ICAO codes for intersections are generally identified with ..
Choices:
2 letter codes
3 letter codes
4 letter codes
5 letter codes
ICAO codes for VORs are generally identified with...
Choices:
2 letter codes
3 letter codes
4 letter codes
5 letter codes
TOC refers to...
Choices:
type of clouds
time of communications
top of clouds
top of climb
The glide slope typically is ...
Choices:
a 3 degree approach
a 4 degree approach
a 5 degree approach
a 6 degree approach
The aiming point (where you want to land) on an ILS approach is...
Choices:
the runway numbers
the designated touchdown zone
5000 feet from the threshold
the green row of lights at the end of the runway
ATC instructs you to 'report when established.' This means you should contact ATC...
Choices:
when you are ready for takeoff
when you are ready to taxi
when you land
when you are lined up with the ILS
TOD refers to....
Choices:
top of descent
time of day
type of descent
time of departure
You are flying IFR from New York to Las Vegas. Which of the following is NOT a proper ICAO flight level for your flight
Choices:
FL310
FL330
FL350
FL390
A pilot's most immediate and vital concern in the event of complete engine failure after becoming airborne on takeoff is ...
Choices:
landing directly into the wind
maintaining a safe airspeed
turning back to the takeoff field
keeping the landing gear down
You are flying IFR from Los Angeles to Chicago. Which of the following is NOT a valid flight level for your flight?
Choices:
FL370
FL350
FL330
FL290
When an altimeter is changed from 30.11 Hg to 29.96 Hg, in which direction will the indicated altitude change?
Choices:
higher
lower
neither, it will remain the same
none of the above
SID refers to ...
Choices:
Standard Instrument Descent
Standard Indicated Departure
System Instrument Descent
Standard Instrument Departure
STAR refers to ...
Choices:
Standard Terminal Arrival Route
Standard Transport Airline Route
Standard Terminal Airport Region
Standard Transport Arrival Route
You are on an ILS approach and are slipping below the glideslope. To correct, you should...
Choices:
apply more throttle
pull the nose of the aircraft up
push the nose of the aircraft down
reduce throttle
If during an ILS approach in IFR conditions, the approach lights are not visible upon arrival at the DH, the pilot is...
Choices:
required to immediately execute the missed approach procedure
permitted to continue the approach and descend to the localizer MDA
required to inform the tower that he is proceeding to an alternate airfield
permitted to continue the approach to the approach threshold of the ILS runway
The purpose of wing spoilers is to decrease...
Choices:
the drag
landing speed
the lift of the wing
wing camber
One of the main functions of flaps during the approach and landing is to...
Choices:
provide the same amount of lift at a slower airspeed.
decrease lift, thus enabling a steeper-than-normal approach to be made.
decrease the angle of descent without increasing the airspeed.
Both lift and drag would be increased when which of these devices are extended?
Choices:
flaps.
spoilers.
slats.
Which type of approach and landing is recommended during gusty wind conditions?
Choices:
A power-off approach and power-on landing.
A power-on approach and power-on landing.
A power-on approach and power-off landing.
When should pilots decline a 'land and hold short' (LAHSO) clearance?
Choices:
Only when the tower controller concurs.
If runway surface is contaminated.
When it will compromise safety.
Who has the final authority to accept or decline any 'land and hold short' (LAHSO) clearance?
Choices:
Pilot-in-command.
ATC tower controller.
Airplane owner/operator.
When turbulence is encountered during the approach to a landing, what action is recommended and for what primary reason?
Choices:
Increase the airspeed slightly above normal approach speed to penetrate the turbulence as quickly as possible.
Decrease the airspeed slightly below normal approach speed to avoid overstressing the airplane.
Increase the airspeed slightly above normal approach speed to attain more positive control.
During an approach, the most important and most easily recognized means of being alerted to possible wind shear is monitoring the
Choices:
amount of trim required to relieve control pressures.
heading changes necessary to remain on the runway centerline.
power and vertical velocity required to remain on the proper glidepath.
I'm not sure the below are all correct but most should b....I hope
The term TOGA refers to..
Take off go around
V1 refers to:
the speed at which you are commited to takeoff
DME stands for:
Distance Measuring Equipment
Rotation refers to.....
the speed at which a plane can takeoff
NDB refers to....
non-directional beacon
You are flying on a heading of 022 degrees, you execute a 180 degree left turn, your new heading is..
202
You do not know your current heading, but you are tuned in to an NDB and your ADF needle is pointing straight up. Therefore you must be ...
As you are on approach to a runway, you will cross the marker beacons in the following order...
OM, MM, IM
ILS refers to...
Instrument Landing System
In US airspace the speed limit below 10,000 feet, unless changed by ATC is...
250 KIAS
London Heathrow is often coded as LHR, the correct ICAO code for London Heathrow is...
EGLL
The aiming point (where you want to land) on an ILS approach is...
5000 feet from the threshold (I think)
TOD refers to....
top of descent
You are flying IFR from New York to Las Vegas. Which of the following is NOT a proper ICAO flight level for your flight
FL310
A pilot's most immediate and vital concern in the event of complete engine failure after becoming airborne on takeoff is ...
maintaining a safe airspeed (i THINK)
You are flying IFR from Los Angeles to Chicago. Which of the following is NOT a valid flight level for your flight?
FL290
When an altimeter is changed from 30.11 Hg to 29.96 Hg, in which direction will the indicated altitude change?
higher
SID refers to ...
Standard Instrument Departure
STAR refers to ...
Choices:
Standard Terminal Arrival Route
You are on an ILS approach and are slipping below the glideslope. To correct, you should...
apply more throttle
If during an ILS approach in IFR conditions, the approach lights are not visible upon arrival at the DH, the pilot is...
permitted to continue the approach to the approach threshold of the ILS runway
The purpose of wing spoilers is to decrease...
the lift of the wing
One of the main functions of flaps during the approach and landing is to...
provide the same amount of lift at a slower airspeed.
Both lift and drag would be increased when which of these devices are extended?
flaps.
Which type of approach and landing is recommended during gusty wind conditions?
A power-off approach and power-on landing
are we allowed to see the answers any time soon?
I would appreciate it. SOme of them i really need to know the answer.
I'm going to help you with this by answering the questions I know for you:
1) (I think it's tailwind. You can ask PH or leadfoot for the answer of that question. Maybe they know that...they are real pilots!)
2) Take Off/Go Around
3) The speed at which you are commited to takeoff
4) Distance Measuring Equipment
5) The speed at which a plane can takeoff
6) You are declaring an emergency
7) All of the above (I think so... It kind of makes sense)
😎 Don't know the answer
9) Non-directional beacon
10) Don't know the answer
11) 202
12) I think it's this one: Indicated Airspeed Procedure (IAS means Indicated air speed, so I think the answer of IAP should be something referred to indicated airspeed)
13) Don't know the answer
14) Don't know the answer
15) Instrument Landing System
16) 150 KIAS (I think...I don't live in the US. I live in Europe and here it's 250 KIAS the speed limit below 10,000 ft)
17) EGLL
1😎 I think it's 3 letter codes
19) Don't know the answer
20) Top of clouds
21) 3 degree approach
22) The runway numbers
23) When you are ready for takeoff
24) I think it is Top of descent
25) I think it is FL390
26) I think it's Maintaining a safe airspeed
27) I think it's FL 370
2😎 I think it's Higher
29) Standard Instrument Departure
30) Apply more throttle
31) Permitted to continue the approach to the approach threshold of the ILS runway
32) The lift of the wing
33) Decrease the angle of descent without increasing the airspeed.
34) Flaps
35) Don't know the answer
36) Only when the tower controller concurs.
37) Pilot-in-command.
3😎 Increase the airspeed slightly above normal approach speed to penetrate the turbulence as quickly as possible.
39) I think it's Power and vertical velocity required to remain on the proper glidepath.
Well, you have the answers for those questions. I'm sorry if I didn't answer all of them. I'm not a commercial pilot.....yet
And some question I give my opinion, sorry for that too. Maybe it's not the right answer.
Ok, jolegg was faster than me to correct the answers. But at least, you have my answers too!
Blake14, unfortunately, you won't see the answers. I'm sorry.
Tell me the question that you want to know the answer. I'll help you.
Just took the test 12 times. I keep getting either a 52% or a 55%.
Can you take an exam entry exam for a VA as many times as you want?
As many times as you want.
If you feel tired of taking the exam many times you can do the easy way by cheating:
When you finished the test and you got a bad grade you can go back, change your answers and then try to get a good grade. You can go back, change your first answer and then see if your score increased. If it increased, then your answer is right. If it decresed, your answer is wrong. When you know the answer of that question, go back to the other one and do the same thing until your score increases enough to know that your answer is right. Do you know what I mean?
You can write down the correct answers so you don't get lost.
Did you use my answers to do the test? I will try them too, but later...after school.
If you still fail the test, we can do it together.
Trust me, when you're done with the test, you will never see it again, 😂 and you will really enjoy that VA.
Actually i took some kind of test for Delta Virtual Airline, and well it was no mulitple choice and the questions seemed A LOT more diffcuilt that what people posted on this threat. Maybe this isnt an exam test but anyways it was hard and i sucked at it. But hopefully they'll get my results withint the next 48 hours.
you probably joined at www.deltava.org
dont go there, it sucks
thanks a lot for the answers, I really appreciate it.
I went on that Delta virtual airlines site, and I couldn't find the entry exam anywhere. Could anyone tell me where it is in that site, or if there is another site that has it?
Blake I just joined here, very easy when you get the answers.
Cpa Virtual is a very good VA. I really like it.
You can join another airlines from Cpa Virtual too.
Like previously stated, hit the back button and put the following answers.... i just got it right =)
31 a
32 d
33 c
34 c
35 a
36 b
37 c
38 a
39 c
40 c
Thanks. I just joined Qantas virtual airlines and I wanted to thank all of your answers
Realise this is old, but this caught my eye:
Question
You are flying IFR from New York to Las Vegas. Which of the following is NOT a proper ICAO flight level for your flight
Choices:
FL310
FL330
FL350
FL390
Odd levels for westbound flights?...
I always thought the US, like Europe, uses Odd for East and Even for West?
well, you US Natives.... How is the FL determined in the States, E-W or N-S ?
ARD-DC wrote:
well, you US Natives.... How is the FL determined in the States, E-W or N-S ?
East-West
Thanks, that's what I thought.
Anyone else taking that exam then, be advised there is a question in it without a right answer..
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