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Q1: Which engine type is most commonly used in modern commercial jetliners?
A1: Turbofan
Q2: What is the standard unit of altitude measurement in commercial aviation?
A2: Feet
Q3: Match each aircraft instrument to its primary function.
A3: Altimeter - Measures height, Airspeed Indicator - Shows velocity, Compass - Shows direction
Q4: Which of the following are primary flight controls on a fixed-wing aircraft?
A4: Ailerons, Elevator, Rudder
Q5: What is the main purpose of winglets on modern aircraft?
A5: Reduce drag
Q6: Arrange these aviation milestones in chronological order, from earliest to latest.
A6: Wright brothers' first flight, First jet aircraft, First supersonic passenger flight
Q7: Which frequency band is primarily used for aircraft communication with air traffic control?
A7: VHF
Q8: What is the service ceiling of an aircraft?
A8: Service ceiling
Q9: Which of the following are secondary flight controls on a typical aircraft?
A9: Flaps, Slats, Spoilers
Q10: Match each aviation weather phenomenon with its primary hazard.
A10: Clear air turbulence - Sudden jolts, Thunderstorms - Lightning risk, Icing - Lift reduction
Q11: What is the standard taxi speed for commercial aircraft on straight taxiways?
A11: 20 knots
Q12: Which colour is used for taxiway centreline lights at airports?
A12: Green
Q13: Arrange these aircraft speeds in ascending order.
A13: Stall speed, Rotation speed, Cruise speed
Q14: What is the minimum visibility requirement for most commercial aircraft to perform a Category I ILS approach?
A14: 1800 feet
Q15: What is the standard vertical separation minimum between aircraft flying above FL290?
A15: 1000 feet
Q16: Which pressure setting is used when flying at transition altitude and above?
A16: 1013.25 hPa
Q17: What is the typical cruise altitude of most commercial jet aircraft?
A17: 35,000 feet
Q18: What is the primary purpose of an aircraft's APU?
A18: Power supply on ground
Q19: What colour are runway edge lights during normal operations?
A19: White
Q20: What is the maximum tailwind component typically allowed for landing on a dry runway?
A20: 10 knots
Q21: What is the minimum flight crew rest period required between duty periods for long-haul flights?
A21: 12 hours
Q22: What is the standard wake turbulence separation time for a light aircraft following a heavy aircraft?
A22: 3 minutes
Q23: What is the minimum fuel reserve requirement for commercial flights under IFR conditions?
A23: 45 minutes
Q24: What is the maximum crosswind component for most commercial aircraft?
A24: 35 knots
Q25: What is the typical cabin pressure altitude maintained during cruise flight?
A25: 8000 feet
Q26: What is the standard rate of turn used in commercial aviation?
A26: 3 degrees per second
Q27: What is the minimum runway visual range (RVR) required for Category III ILS approaches?
A27: 50 metres
