Quiz Number 1
Quiz Number 1 :
First to answer all correct in one single post wins the Pro-Sim Wings award!
1. What is the Transition Altitude in the UK ?
2. What does EFIS standard for in a modern cockpit ?
3. What is the difference between 17,000 feet and FL170 ?
4. The NG series that is on a par (in terms of size and pax) as the old -400 is the -800 series..... What NG model is on a par with the old -500 ?
5. Which has the longest range, the A330-200 or A330-300 ?
6. What is VAPP ? What is VREF ?
7. To start a Jet engine you need Fuel, Electrical Power and what else ?
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1. 18000 feet
2. Electronic Flight Instrument System
3. Flight Level 170 - 17000 feet on the altimeter at 29.92 baro setting, 17000 feet is 17000 feet on the altimeter at local pressure. FL170 uses 29.92 as pressure but 17000 is local pressure
4. 737-700
5. A330-200
6. VREF - Reference Velocity
VAPP - Visual Approach procedure 😕
7. An igniter
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Here are my answers!
1. The Transition Altitude in the UK is 3000 ft.
2. EFIS stand for Electronic Flight Instrument System.
3. 17,000 feet and FL170 is basically the same thing. FL170 means Flight Level 17,000, which is the same altitude as 17,000 feet. In the UK, every altitude above 3000 feet is a flight level.
4. I guess it's the -700 series.
5. The A330-200 has the longest range.
6. VAPP is the approach speed. VREF is the landing speed.
7. We need an Auxiliary Power Unit (APU), and sometimes X-Bleed.
Guest
1. 6000 meters
2.Electronic Flight Insturments Display
3.There is no such thing as FL170
4.-600 series
5.A332
6. VAPP is approach speed, VREF is landing speed.
7. Air
99jolegg wrote:
1. 18000 feet
2. Electronic Flight Instrument System
3. Flight Level 170 - 17000 feet on the altimeter at 29.92 baro setting, 17000 feet is 17000 feet on the altimeter at local pressure. FL170 uses 29.92 as pressure but 17000 is local pressure
4. 737-700
5. A330-200
6. VREF - Reference Velocity
VAPP - Visual Approach procedure 😕
7. An igniter
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Jolegg - You were so close! But I'm afraid Answers 1, 4, 6 and 7 are close but not quite right. 😉
Last edited by Pro-Sim on Thu Jun 23, 2005 8:58 pm, edited 1 time in total
Agus0404 wrote:
Here are my answers!
1. The Transition Altitude in the UK is 3000 ft.
2. EFIS stand for Electronic Flight Instrument System.
3. 17,000 feet and FL170 is basically the same thing. FL170 means Flight Level 17,000, which is the same altitude as 17,000 feet. In the UK, every altitude above 3000 feet is a flight level.
4. I guess it's the -700 series.
5. The A330-200 has the longest range.
6. VAPP is the approach speed. VREF is the landing speed.
7. We need an Auxiliary Power Unit (APU), and sometimes X-Bleed.
Close Agus but I'm afraid 1,3 and 4 were not quite right !
Anonymous wrote:
1. 6000 meters
2.Electronic Flight Insturments Display
3.There is no such thing as FL170
4.-600 series
5.A332
6. VAPP is approach speed, VREF is landing speed.
7. Air
1 = It needs to be stated in feet as the UK measure alt in feet but your close.
3 = Oh yes there is, check out Mr Jolegg's answer - he got this right.
All the rest were correct and you got what I thought were the hardest ones, which were 4, 5, and 6 so well done !
Last edited by Pro-Sim on Thu Jun 23, 2005 9:00 pm, edited 2 times in total
....so close - come on, someone must be able to get them all cracked now ! 😉
I'll try again, then.
1. 10,000 ft
2. EFIS stand for Electronic Flight Instrument System.
3. 17,000 is local pressure. FL170 is not. Once the airplane is at FL170, the barometric pressure should be 29.92 or 1013.
4. 737-600
5. The A330-200 has the longest range.
6. VAPP is the approach speed. VREF is the landing speed.
7. We need an Auxiliary Power Unit (APU), and sometimes X-Bleed.
1. From what I can gather, it changes from airport to airport but outside the notified hours of operation the transition altitude is 3000 feet 😕
2. Electronic Flight Instrument System
3. Flight Level 170 - 17000 feet on the altimeter at 29.92 baro setting, 17000 feet is 17000 feet on the altimeter at local pressure. FL170 uses 29.92 as pressure but 17000 is local pressure
4. 737-400
5. A330-200
6. VAPP approach speed, VREF landing speed
7. APU
I suppose those are a bit closer
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Agus0404 wrote:
I'll try again, then.
1. 10,000 ft
2. EFIS stand for Electronic Flight Instrument System.
3. 17,000 is local pressure. FL170 is not. Once the airplane is at FL170, the barometric pressure should be 29.92 or 1013.
4. 737-600
5. The A330-200 has the longest range.
6. VAPP is the approach speed. VREF is the landing speed.
7. We need an Auxiliary Power Unit (APU), and sometimes X-Bleed.
Agus - You got them all correct except Question 7... ! 😉
99jolegg wrote:
1. From what I can gather, it changes from airport to airport but outside the notified hours of operation the transition altitude is 3000 feet 😕
2. Electronic Flight Instrument System
3. Flight Level 170 - 17000 feet on the altimeter at 29.92 baro setting, 17000 feet is 17000 feet on the altimeter at local pressure. FL170 uses 29.92 as pressure but 17000 is local pressure
4. 737-400
5. A330-200
6. VAPP approach speed, VREF landing speed
7. APUI suppose those are a bit closer
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Jolegg.....You got them all correct except 1, 4 and 7....
You guys are so close - between you, you have got them all right except the last one, Question 7 😉
....and the Guest above got that right... the answer is "Air" .... You are both correct in that the APU provides that Air, however, the APU is not the only way of providing Air to start the engines ...... Pnuematic power can be supplied from a Ground Cart too.
SO WELL DONE TO AGUS, 99JOLEGG and GUEST FOR GETTING ALL OF THE ANSWERS ! 😂 😂
Next time let's see who wins 😀
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Every day I learn something new. So the Transition Altitude in the UK was 10,000 feet, right? That was an interesting question 😉
Guest
Ha, I was the only one who got 7 right.
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