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test-current-question: &a1
  questionId: duGUNj5z
  templateId: QL6LYM3YK
  seed: qZVI6VcQ
  type: multiple-choice
  question: >-
    Which criteria should be met for the helicopter Pilots flying multi-engined
    helicopters whose duties require them to operate in either pilot’s seat?


    If two consecutive operator proficiency checks are conducted from the same
    seat, the pilot should complete at least from the other pilot’s seat:


    1\. an engine failure during take-off  

    2\. an engine failure during descent  

    3\. a one-engine-inoperative approach and go-around  

    4\. a one-engine-inoperative landing


    Select the combination that includes all of the correct answers.
  annexes: []
  correctOptionId: ONZPVLPNI
  options:
    - id: ONZPVLPNI
      text: 1, 3 and 4
      why: ""
    - id: OJ7RJEFSP
      text: 1, 2, 3 and 4
      why: ""
    - id: OHFVLRYRL
      text: 3 and 4 only
      why: ""
    - id: OG0EEQG8F
      text: 1 and 4 only
      why: ""
  explanation: ""
test:
  id: nSanBSV8
  questionBank: atpl
  title: 070 study
  status: started
  mode: study
  currentQuestionIndex: 22
  timeSpentInMs: 1025534
  durationInMs: 2400000
  questions:
    - questionId: DmDttK9C
      templateId: QAKCKHJN
      seed: A1F0sqPV
      type: multiple-choice
      question: >-
        According to the European Regulations on Air Operations, which of the
        following communication requirements are applicable for aeroplanes and
        helicopters, opearating under VFR over routes that can be navigated by
        reference to visual landmarks?


        1\. Ground station radio communication;   

        2\. ATC radio communication in controlled airspace;   

        3\. Flights in VMC can be conducted without radio communication
        equipment;   

        4\. Meteorological information to be obtained by a mobile phone-type
        device;   

        5\. Meteorological information to be obtained by radio communication.
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: ODS3GHECN
      options:
        - id: ODS3GHECN
          text: 1, 2, 5.
          why: ""
        - id: OB9DEKED2
          text: "3."
          why: ""
        - id: OQD7ZDOWH
          text: 1, 2, 4.
          why: ""
        - id: OMZJPLFMM
          text: 1, 2.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OB9DEKED2
    - questionId: DXNmZS9c
      templateId: QVYJYXHIC
      seed: LCyC7HTq
      type: multiple-choice
      question: Which of the following documents contains the regulations concerning
        civil aviation security?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OPUXZQHAH
      options:
        - id: OPUXZQHAH
          text: ICAO Annex 17
          why: ""
        - id: ONZ6WJXC2
          text: ICAO Annex 15
          why: ""
        - id: OM0EKFAGR
          text: ICAO Annex 16
          why: ""
        - id: OP87ZFLHV
          text: ICAO Annex 18
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OPUXZQHAH
    - questionId: VvveT8ds
      templateId: QORXOETN
      seed: IcdgOnEd
      type: multiple-choice
      question: According to the European Regulation on Air Operations, operations
        under IFR, or under VFR over routes NOT navigated by reference to visual
        landmarks...
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OX8HCAMRV
      options:
        - id: OX8HCAMRV
          text: aircraft shall be equipped with radio communication and navigation
            equipment in accordance with the applicable airspace requirements.
          why: ""
        - id: OXQ0SM1OV
          text: only one radio communication system is necessary under normal operating
            conditions to communicate with an appropriate ground station at any
            point on the route, including diversions.
          why: ""
        - id: O5C07PBJY
          text: aircraft are only required to be equipped with one VOR and one ADF when
            area navigation is required.
          why: ""
        - id: OXAYMAP91
          text: aircraft shall be equipped with one short range and one long range
            communication system.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OX8HCAMRV
    - questionId: udA2Ufvm
      templateId: QGVNENNW
      seed: F1fob6C7
      type: multiple-choice
      question: When shall an aircraft be equipped with survival equipment?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: O9ZX6UZ8K
      options:
        - id: O0DOMPEMW
          text: When the aircraft is operated over congested areas.
          why: ""
        - id: O9ZX6UZ8K
          text: When the aircraft is operated over areas in which search would be
            especially difficult.
          why: ""
        - id: OOPPHFP6J
          text: On all fights.
          why: ""
        - id: OFIKRI8IW
          text: When the aircraft is operated over high terrain.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: O9ZX6UZ8K
    - questionId: kqbwi7ch
      templateId: QCKNKIOG
      seed: Kssv6HF8
      type: multiple-choice
      question: "A category II operation (CAT II) is an instrument precision approach
        and landing using ILS or MLS with:"
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: O56TYRWS8
      options:
        - id: O56TYRWS8
          text: a DH below 200 ft but not lower than 100 ft and a RVR of not less than 300
            m.
          why: ""
        - id: OOPLMKMLC
          text: a DH below 100 ft but not lower than 50 ft and a RVR of not less than 200
            m.
          why: ""
        - id: ORV1TSW4S
          text: a DH below 100 ft but not lower than 50 ft and a RVR of not less than 250
            m.
          why: ""
        - id: OWZVCBRCP
          text: a DH below 50 ft and a RVR of less than 200 m but not less than 75 m.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: O56TYRWS8
    - questionId: oM5tE6DD
      templateId: QDAMDIVT
      seed: CSpTqRjM
      type: multiple-choice
      question: "In accordance with OPS regulations, the cockpit voice recorder, when
        required, must start to record automatically:"
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OOSGMUEUS
      options:
        - id: OOSGMUEUS
          text: prior to the aeroplane moving under its own power until the termination of
            the flight when the aeroplane is no longer capable of moving under
            its own power.
          why: ""
        - id: OFUX8HC3F
          text: when full thrust is applied until the termination of the flight when the
            aeroplane is no longer capable of moving under its own power.
          why: ""
        - id: OFM5EFNOB
          text: prior to the aeroplane moving under its own power until the termination of
            flight when the parking brake is set.
          why: ""
        - id: OZGSXYNLY
          text: when the parking brake is released until the termination of flight when
            the parking brake is set.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OOSGMUEUS
    - questionId: 9F7q0jCr
      templateId: QIYHWZXZ
      seed: S0MvgVbg
      type: multiple-choice
      question: During a turnaround, the pilots get a visit from a competent authority
        who requests to see the aircraft’s documents. What should the commander
        do in this situation?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: ODRRVWVDZ
      options:
        - id: ODRRVWVDZ
          text: Provide to that person the documentation required to be carried on board,
            since s/he is a representative of the authority.
          why: ""
        - id: OTIH16VEB
          text: Call his/her superior and ask before showing these documents.
          why: ""
        - id: OJTGGSMZG
          text: Provide to that person the documentation required to be carried on board,
            any person can ask for the docs since it's a public matter.
          why: ""
        - id: OFZH8JYHB
          text: The commander must not provide such documents, the inspector should
            contact the operator.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: ODRRVWVDZ
    - questionId: zb6Mtuvx
      templateId: QNNMKRWW
      seed: 6HvowtPg
      type: multiple-choice
      question: >-
        Given the following information, state the maximum time to be used in
        order to determine the furthest distance that an adequate take-off
        alternate aerodrome may be situated from the departure aerodrome for a
        two-engine aeroplane. Assume the departure aerodrome cannot be used as a
        take-off alternate due to meteorological reasons.


        1- Approved ETOPS operational diversion time: 180 minutes   

        2- The times are determined using the One-Engine-Inoperative cruising
        speed according to the AFM, in still-air standard conditions based on
        the actual take-off mass.   

        3- No MEL restrictions apply.
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OKCCUBX79
      options:
        - id: OXS9ZF1UX
          text: 90 minutes
          why: ""
        - id: OKCCUBX79
          text: 120 minutes
          why: ""
        - id: OMZPHWHML
          text: 180 minutes
          why: ""
        - id: OZERARAXX
          text: 60 minutes
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OKCCUBX79
    - questionId: wsm6xzyi
      templateId: QMNVRZXN
      seed: MVJ2edvx
      type: multiple-choice
      question: Before commencing the flight, the PIC notices that the altitude
        alerting system is inoperative, however this is within the allowance in
        the aircraft’s MEL. Which of the following is correct?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OMWYJ97F7
      options:
        - id: OCM48R7YA
          text: "S/he will not be able to perform an autoland. "
          why: ""
        - id: OWE69ALXF
          text: The flight must be grounded until the equipment can be repaired.
          why: ""
        - id: O9SHTSLYB
          text: "S/he must have a working GPS altimeter in addition to a standard
            altimeter. "
          why: ""
        - id: OMWYJ97F7
          text: S/he cannot operate in RVSM airspace.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OMWYJ97F7
    - questionId: YPFE6RTR
      templateId: QF3JPOCCH
      seed: DqRh0dTJ
      type: multiple-choice
      question: Oceanic clearances must be obtained..
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OHYIVS1GM
      options:
        - id: O2MF4LD5C
          text: before departure or no later then 15 mins after take-off from the
            departure aerodrome.
          why: ""
        - id: OCZJXACRP
          text: 15 mins before entering the oceanic boundary.
          why: ""
        - id: OGERFLMQO
          text: when passing FL100 in the climb to the cruise level.
          why: ""
        - id: OHYIVS1GM
          text: before departure, at some airports closest to the oceanic boundaries.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OHYIVS1GM
    - questionId: xXbR3Pzn
      templateId: QX7FIAIQG
      seed: fIiigJjO
      type: multiple-choice
      question: "An airplane whose maximum approved passenger seating configuration is
        201 to 300 seats must be equipped with at least:"
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OM4LTISDZ
      options:
        - id: OY08M7GM6
          text: 3 hand fire extinguishers conveniently located in the passenger
            compartment.
          why: ""
        - id: OM4LTISDZ
          text: 4 hand fire extinguishers conveniently located in the passenger
            compartment.
          why: ""
        - id: OSX4TS3FD
          text: 5 hand fire extinguishers conveniently located in the passenger
            compartment.
          why: ""
        - id: O41SGHTOK
          text: 6 hand fire extinguishers conveniently located in the passenger
            compartment.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OM4LTISDZ
    - questionId: BoE0dzdT
      templateId: QGHUEZPDM
      seed: 1c37U72o
      type: multiple-choice
      question: A wheel was due to be replaced. As the commander approaches the
        aircraft he finds a wheel on the trolley, however nothing is logged in
        the tech log. What should the commander do?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: ORV3RRS2H
      options:
        - id: OZNPWCZCM
          text: Ask the maintance for verbal confirmation that the work has been done.
          why: ""
        - id: ORV3RRS2H
          text: Ask maintenance to sign it off.
          why: ""
        - id: OAD9BILWC
          text: It does not need to be logged.
          why: ""
        - id: OYH16XSLP
          text: If the commander signs it off then it is good to go.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: ORV3RRS2H
    - questionId: Gcwg3XZJ
      templateId: QPVITNRS
      seed: 8vt16eRS
      type: multiple-choice
      question: For an operator approved under the EU Regulation on Air Operations,
        when conducting Low Visibility Operations (CAT II, OTS CAT II, or CAT
        III), all height call-outs shall be determined by a radio altimeter for
        heights below..
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: O2PSA3KJL
      options:
        - id: OYON9TDTG
          text: 200 feet above the aerodrome elevation.
          why: ""
        - id: O2PSA3KJL
          text: 200 feet above the aerodrome threshold elevation.
          why: ""
        - id: OMPYVMFKK
          text: 500 feet above the aerodrome threshold elevation.
          why: ""
        - id: OARMGVA4P
          text: 500 feet above the aerodrome elevation.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OMPYVMFKK
    - questionId: qisAXeLM
      templateId: QFLJ0TSIL
      seed: 8ztl4xtn
      type: multiple-choice
      question: For Commercial Air Transport operations, who approves the method for
        establishing minimum flight altitudes?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OEPA9V40L
      options:
        - id: OFEDKYH0M
          text: In Europe, Eurocontrol
          why: ""
        - id: O2KHF7L0L
          text: The operator
          why: ""
        - id: OEPA9V40L
          text: The Competent Authority
          why: ""
        - id: OTASB5W89
          text: The ATS (Air Traffic Services) unit
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: O2KHF7L0L
    - questionId: BHjLMapt
      templateId: QXQXATLM
      seed: VnxKMjig
      type: multiple-choice
      question: "According to OPS regulations, a windshield wiper or equivalent means
        to maintain a clear portion of the windshield during precipitation is
        required at each pilot station to operate an aeroplane with a:"
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OQTAI8DOH
      options:
        - id: OQTAI8DOH
          text: maximum certificated take-off mass of more than 5700 kg
          why: ""
        - id: OSFOTW2S9
          text: maximum approved passenger configuration of more than 6 seats
          why: ""
        - id: OTKJ9NDUP
          text: maximum approved passenger configuration of more than 9 seats
          why: ""
        - id: OPSF2O6YT
          text: maximum certificated take-off mass of more than 15000 kg
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OTKJ9NDUP
    - questionId: 9benAoZ5
      templateId: QSLUFUMG
      seed: huQkDzm9
      type: multiple-choice
      question: First-aid kits on an aircraft shall be..
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OSAZ9RKJJ
      options:
        - id: OSM5LQE4V
          text: stocked with drugs that can only be administered by qualified doctors.
          why: ""
        - id: OXAQNJFBN
          text: kept away from passengers in the cockpit and rear galley areas.
          why: ""
        - id: OILOLGATD
          text: painted red or yellow for ease of identification.
          why: ""
        - id: OSAZ9RKJJ
          text: readily accessible to the cabin crew.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OSM5LQE4V
    - questionId: goZJd72H
      templateId: QZPXDLGC
      seed: 6j05qIS9
      type: multiple-choice
      question: "Flights within NAT region shall be conducted in accordance with IFR
        when operating:"
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OSPA8U9MA
      options:
        - id: OH0E56BK1
          text: more than 50 NM seaward from the shoreline within any oceanic FIR.
          why: ""
        - id: OSPA8U9MA
          text: at or above FL 60 or 2000 ft above ground whichever is the higher.
          why: ""
        - id: OFXVYFONI
          text: more than 100 NM seaward from the shoreline within any oceanic FIR.
          why: ""
        - id: OSBD6IYHP
          text: above 3000 ft above ground.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OSPA8U9MA
    - questionId: AYQPFkaz
      templateId: QT9EOYESW
      seed: pD7HJz1O
      type: multiple-choice
      question: Consider the European Regulation on Air Operations as applicable to
        Commercial Air Transport operations. A crew member is acclimatised to
        the time zone where he/she is, and is rostered to start his/her Flight
        Duty Period (FDP) at the least restrictive time of day. What is the
        maximum duration of this basic daily FDP, excluding any extensions?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OJTEWN7GP
      options:
        - id: OJTEWN7GP
          text: 13 hours
          why: ""
        - id: OBH2T8LPA
          text: 8 hours
          why: ""
        - id: OMKRSONSA
          text: 12 hours
          why: ""
        - id: O3FLCK2E3
          text: 10 hours
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OJTEWN7GP
    - questionId: mjozpAGg
      templateId: QCBRYYAM
      seed: GBPm8a6o
      type: multiple-choice
      question: "According to OPS regulations, for operations under IFR or at night
        the minimum flight crew is 2 pilots for:"
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OK85PK99Q
      options:
        - id: OTR9I047U
          text: all turbo-propeller aeroplanes with a maximum approved passenger seating
            configuration of more than 19 and for all turbo-jet aeroplanes
          why: ""
        - id: OK85PK99Q
          text: all turbo-propeller aeroplanes with a maximum approved passenger seating
            configuration of more than 9 and for all turbo-jet aeroplanes
          why: ""
        - id: OHPUNFEPK
          text: all turbo-propeller aeroplanes and all turbo-jet aeroplanes with a maximum
            approved passenger seating configuration of more than 9
          why: ""
        - id: OAMPTDYYD
          text: all turbo-propeller aeroplanes and all turbo-jet aeroplanes
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OTR9I047U
    - questionId: oeciwYaR
      templateId: QUOLSGPG
      seed: ndzs5YOH
      type: multiple-choice
      question: A technician is fixing a flap fairing and his/her colleague is doing a
        normal maintenance check. All entries of the technical log, including
        the maintenance release, have only been signed by the second technician
        declaring that both works have been successfully completed. What should
        the captain do?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OLKTT6FLC
      options:
        - id: OVZKJNHVM
          text: Not accept the aircraft as the first technician did not sign.
          why: ""
        - id: OMLTTCR6W
          text: Request a special check from a third technician.
          why: ""
        - id: OIOFMTAHV
          text: Accept the aircraft and take-off as long as the tech log is signed.
          why: ""
        - id: OLKTT6FLC
          text: The commander can sign the Commander's acceptance in the technical log and
            depart.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OIOFMTAHV
    - questionId: rrFQiojA
      templateId: QMICHOEKI
      seed: 1pePr7JW
      type: multiple-choice
      question: "In accordance with OPS regulations, for a non pressurised aircraft,
        all occupants of flight deck seats on flight deck duty shall be supplied
        with supplemental oxygen during:"
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: O80RB0FMU
      options:
        - id: OK42AB22O
          text: the entire flight time after 30 minutes at pressure altitudes greater than
            10000 ft but not exceeding 13000 ft
          why: ""
        - id: O80RB0FMU
          text: the entire flight time at pressure altitudes above 10000 ft
          why: ""
        - id: OZYCP9UYV
          text: the entire flight time at pressure altitudes above 13000 ft and for any
            period exceeding 30 minutes at pressure altitudes above 10000 ft but
            not exceeding 13000 ft
          why: ""
        - id: O7EXZNLR3
          text: the entire flight time at pressure altitudes above 13000 ft
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: O80RB0FMU
    - questionId: Oz9tpbyQ
      templateId: QR3XVJEMM
      seed: RUKxJ7rn
      type: multiple-choice
      question: For a commercial air transport flight, who is responsible for ensuring
        that services or products used are authorised for commercial aviation?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: O6GPW4BLW
      options:
        - id: O9E6AC4FX
          text: EASA
          why: ""
        - id: OVXKL8SJQ
          text: ICAO
          why: ""
        - id: OOIGGQXN6
          text: IATA
          why: ""
        - id: O6GPW4BLW
          text: The operator
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: O6GPW4BLW
    - *a1
    - questionId: Kk2npopN
      templateId: QSTU78RK5
      seed: VZUsNROH
      type: multiple-choice
      question: Consider EU Regulation on Air Operations applicable to Commercial Air
        Transport. For single-pilot operations under IFR and at night, the pilot
        must have a minimum flight time experience of (1) \_\_\_ under IFR and
        (2) \_\_\_ at night on the relevant type or class of aeroplane.
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: O1FMXGTMP
      options:
        - id: OMWNUZ09X
          text: (1) 50 hours; (2) 10 hours.
          why: ""
        - id: OLRSHMP6F
          text: (1) 25 hours; (2) 10 hours.
          why: ""
        - id: OPROWLFN2
          text: (1) 10 hours; (2) 5 hours.
          why: ""
        - id: O1FMXGTMP
          text: (1) 50 hours; (2) 15 hours.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
    - questionId: duk0O132
      templateId: QUOUCXDU
      seed: mactu3JC
      type: multiple-choice
      question: "The maximum flight duty time in any 7 consecutive days:"
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OOKQ6LYMG
      options:
        - id: OUQMPQKY5
          text: 90 h
          why: ""
        - id: OAFYU1VXA
          text: 72 h
          why: ""
        - id: OBOGZM5IL
          text: 48 h
          why: ""
        - id: OOKQ6LYMG
          text: 60 h
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
    - questionId: Ab3XmAKa
      templateId: QAIZSJOD
      seed: ZsPLJKcd
      type: multiple-choice
      question: What is the maximum flight duty period (FDP), including any
        extensions, if a crew member is acclimatised to the time zone and if a
        commercial air transport operation has to be considered?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OHYCN6FU7
      options:
        - id: OHYCN6FU7
          text: 15 hours
          why: ""
        - id: OKQVHFNSU
          text: 14 hours
          why: ""
        - id: ONA6VUSAO
          text: 12 hours
          why: ""
        - id: OMXABFEGR
          text: 13 hours
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
    - questionId: d5TTShfE
      templateId: QFJCLMDY
      seed: SQbNjEE6
      type: multiple-choice
      question: Where would you find the requirements for the Commander upgrade?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OUU3BNL2L
      options:
        - id: OKZ2QBCQ4
          text: SOPs
          why: ""
        - id: OFOIHGILA
          text: AOC of the Operator
          why: ""
        - id: OUU3BNL2L
          text: Operations Manual
          why: ""
        - id: OHYDGV8YM
          text: SMS manual
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
    - questionId: 6ewH680o
      templateId: QDYWSPHO
      seed: K6wr476d
      type: multiple-choice
      question: A technician is about to replace a generator when the PIC arrives to
        the aircraft. When the commander enters the flight deck and checks the
        tech log book, he/she realises that this has already been filled and the
        information is all correct. What should the PIC do?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OZF5NHKAH
      options:
        - id: OS6Y5CKII
          text: Ask to engineer to verbally confirm that the replacement has been
            correctly done.
          why: ""
        - id: OVCZEWPLB
          text: It is enough that the technician comes to the cockpit to verbally confirm
            that he/she has finished the work.
          why: ""
        - id: OZF5NHKAH
          text: The entry in the tech log is not valid, because it has been filled before
            the work has been finished.
          why: ""
        - id: OANCQESYZ
          text: Everything is ok, the tech log is completed, therefore the aircraft is
            ready to go.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
    - questionId: 0k8opclu
      templateId: QYQCGRSXE
      seed: 6ssAy7uz
      type: multiple-choice
      question: Who is responsible for ensuring that cabin crew members are competent
        to perform their duties?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OPQW7XUFO
      options:
        - id: OYQPBEBL2
          text: The Authority of the State in which their activities are carried out,
            under the EU Regulation on Air Operations.
          why: ""
        - id: OPQW7XUFO
          text: The operator, in accordance with the Operations Manual.
          why: ""
        - id: O2CKXNN5V
          text: The pilot-in-command, in accordance with the Aircraft Flight Manual.
          why: ""
        - id: OOJC4JJKB
          text: The Authority of the State in which the aircraft is registered, under
            national law.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
    - questionId: jqyZcAFy
      templateId: QGMSMVIWN
      seed: 0QrY4mfb
      type: multiple-choice
      question: "MNPS airspace in the applicable areas of the North Atlantic is
        defined between the following flight levels:"
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OPM9O5QGL
      options:
        - id: OPM9O5QGL
          text: FL 285 and FL 420
          why: ""
        - id: OZDJSZVFV
          text: FL 270 and FL 400
          why: ""
        - id: O0VBR6TAF
          text: sea level and FL660
          why: ""
        - id: OQ82AY9Q0
          text: FL 280 and FL 475
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
    - questionId: QFkjYkYp
      templateId: QBXVAKBW
      seed: IsnAhtpQ
      type: multiple-choice
      question: "A Commercial Air Transport Operator plans a flight over the North
        Atlantic with a two-engine, fully operational, Performance Class A
        aeroplane. ETOPS operational approval has been granted. The flight is
        full, with 180 passengers. Each point of the selected route must NOT be
        further away from:"
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OSEQZ4HU5
      options:
        - id: OSEQZ4HU5
          text: An available adequate en-route aerodrome meeting the required weather and
            operating planning minima at the anticipated time of landing and
            until 1 hour after, within the Operator's approved diversion time.
          why: ""
        - id: OE47J52OZ
          text: An adequate en-route alternate aerodrome located within a distance flown
            in the Operator's approved diversion time.
          why: ""
        - id: OZFGDPAPC
          text: An available adequate en-route aerodrome meeting the required weather and
            operating planning minima at the anticipated time of landing and
            until 1 hour after, within a distance flown in 120 minutes at the
            One-Engine-Inoperative cruising speed.
          why: ""
        - id: OKP5IRXEZ
          text: An adequate en-route alternate aerodrome located within a distance flown
            in 120 minutes at the One-Engine-Inoperative cruising speed.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
    - questionId: bOQ2vJuf
      templateId: QYEDUMVM
      seed: Xz9a8HZN
      type: multiple-choice
      question: In accordance with EASA AIR OPS, for aeroplanes with a MCTOM of more
        than 27 000 kg and certified on or after the 1 January 2021, cockpit
        voice recorder (CVR), when required, must keep the conversations and
        sound alarms recorded during the last...
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: O9LVCDEBN
      options:
        - id: OSRDJNZDY
          text: 2 hours 30 minutes
          why: ""
        - id: O3SO3EFOG
          text: 60 minutes
          why: ""
        - id: O9LVCDEBN
          text: 25 hours
          why: ""
        - id: ONOZARALY
          text: 48 hours
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
    - questionId: ixPZ0R4B
      templateId: QJ9MMTPT3
      seed: GDPMlgaA
      type: multiple-choice
      question: Consider the European Regulations on Air Operations, as applicable to
        Commercial Air Transport. If a pilot intends to act as Commander in
        either pilot\`s seat, which additional training and checking must he/she
        first complete?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OO1F0PDYG
      options:
        - id: O5QXX3GMV
          text: A take-off, approach and landing without engine failure, and an engine
            failure during take-off, a one-engine-inoperative approach and
            go-around, and a one-engine-inoperative landing.
          why: ""
        - id: OXVPXWLMC
          text: An engine failure at critical phase of take off, an one-engine-inoperative
            non precision approach, an one-engine-inoperative precision
            approach.
          why: ""
        - id: OO1F0PDYG
          text: An engine failure during take-off, a one-engine-inoperative approach and
            go-around; and a one-engine-inoperative landing.
          why: ""
        - id: OIOOPAYNA
          text: An engine failure immediately after take-off, a critical engine-failure
            400 ft after take-off and a one-engine inoperative holding pattern.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
    - questionId: kLK1XTQy
      templateId: QXMD7N9JB
      seed: c0oFpsja
      type: multiple-choice
      question: According to the EU Regulation on Air Operations, when do aircraft
        need to be equipped with fasten seatbelt signs? In an aircraft…
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OCH4KTZQW
      options:
        - id: OCFLNTGRP
          text: Having a Maximum Operational Passenger Seating Configuration of more than
            9 seats.
          why: ""
        - id: OADWDMEER
          text: In which cabin crew members are NOT required to be carried on board.
          why: ""
        - id: OIRTKEC0X
          text: Having a Maximum Certified Take-Off Mass in excess of 5 700 kg.
          why: ""
        - id: OCH4KTZQW
          text: In which NOT all the passenger seats are visible from the flight crew
            seats.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
    - questionId: 0suTYmU8
      templateId: QTFZMFPK
      seed: Nrl8GcGC
      type: multiple-choice
      question: "The MNPS airspace extends from:"
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OZYLPFAVX
      options:
        - id: O3VIPLHT8
          text: 30° North to 90° North
          why: ""
        - id: OQGSVM1PA
          text: 30° North to 70° North
          why: ""
        - id: OXISKTZQQ
          text: 27° North to 70° North
          why: ""
        - id: OZYLPFAVX
          text: 27° North to 90° North
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
    - questionId: sSx792bI
      templateId: QTJXGSXJ
      seed: OOtb8Vaz
      type: multiple-choice
      question: "An operator shall not operate an aeroplane unless it is equipped with
        navigation/position lights for flights:"
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OR5SD8HMB
      options:
        - id: OQW2JBJ3D
          text: By day.
          why: ""
        - id: OR5SD8HMB
          text: By night.
          why: ""
        - id: OC9TEOZAJ
          text: By day and by night.
          why: ""
        - id: OYSPYWFEV
          text: In Visual Meteorological Conditions (VMC).
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
    - questionId: 96Y79OrB
      templateId: QPCCFCSV
      seed: VFfZ2xMr
      type: multiple-choice
      question: "According to AIR OPS, planning minima for a destination aerodrome (or
        heliport) with an applicable precision approach procedure is:"
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: O9UMBL0W1
      options:
        - id: O9UMBL0W1
          text: RVR / visibility specified in accordance with AIR OPS, Part-CAT.
          why: ""
        - id: OCIHMTT2S
          text: Non-precision minima.
          why: ""
        - id: OQXEXKUZL
          text: Non-precision minima plus 200 ft /1 000 m.
          why: ""
        - id: OPBZH8LHS
          text: RVR / visibility and ceiling at or above DH specified in accordance with
            AIR OPS, Part-CAT.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
    - questionId: SJZ3L50J
      templateId: Q6K2KYWG6
      seed: BMrmtZ74
      type: multiple-choice
      question: What is the correction to do when an aircraft is being exposed to the
        wake turbulence of the preceding aircraft while flying in the MNPS
        region?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OPRU2OIUU
      options:
        - id: ONXPH7PTD
          text: The pilot should fly offset to the right or left (pilot's discretion).
          why: ""
        - id: OC4OU3KC8
          text: The pilot should declare an emergency.
          why: ""
        - id: OGVDSNHAO
          text: The pilot should fly offset to the left.
          why: ""
        - id: OPRU2OIUU
          text: The pilot should fly offset to the right.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
    - questionId: imICL5Dd
      templateId: QLDP23RZV
      seed: EsODPno2
      type: multiple-choice
      question: A flight crew has been on standby duty for 4 hours at an airport. This
        standby will count as \_\_\_\_\_ of duty time.
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OYP9DNSNT
      options:
        - id: OZHBIZKGQ
          text: None, (as airport standby does not count as duty time).
          why: ""
        - id: OPFJM5R2Y
          text: 2 hours (as airport standby counts as 50 % duty time).
          why: ""
        - id: O067I1UTL
          text: 6 hours, (as airport standby counts as 150 % duty time).
          why: ""
        - id: OYP9DNSNT
          text: 4 hours, (as airport standby counts in full as duty time).
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
    - questionId: B9YtK9TY
      templateId: QPNSOHZO
      seed: OkhTYbN9
      type: multiple-choice
      question: 'An accurately aligned Inertial Reference System (IRS) will prevent
        navigation system errors being introduced when planning to fly into the
        North Atlantic High Level Airspace (NAT HLA). This system should be put
        into the "Align Mode" in order to achieve optimum performance:'
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: ODSDJDRSB
      options:
        - id: OL14NJCAS
          text: As soon as all the engines of the aircraft have been started.
          why: ""
        - id: ODSDJDRSB
          text: As soon as possible - normally when the first crew member enters the
            flight deck.
          why: ""
        - id: OMEJDJEE6
          text: At cruising level, at least 40 minutes before reaching the boundary of the
            oceanic airspace.
          why: ""
        - id: OEGZXI1T0
          text: After parking brakes have been released.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
    - questionId: NB3KP7rZ
      templateId: QSEAMMFI
      seed: tZdrkxVR
      type: multiple-choice
      question: "According to ICAO Annex 6 Part I, a Commercial Air Transport Operator
        of aeroplanes is required to establish a flight data analysis programme
        as part of the Safety Management System when operating:"
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OFYBRVOD4
      options:
        - id: O0HNOQFGG
          text: At least two aeroplanes equipped with flight data recorders and cockpit
            voice recorders.
          why: ""
        - id: OFYBRVOD4
          text: One or more aeroplanes with a Maximum Certificated Take-Off Mass in excess
            of 27 000 kg.
          why: ""
        - id: O0VCYS4M1
          text: One or more aeroplanes with a Maximum Certificated Take-Off Mass in excess
            of 5 700 kg.
          why: ""
        - id: OLYHIF8DX
          text: One or more aeroplanes equipped with flight data recorders and cockpit
            voice recorders.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
    - questionId: VR7siGbt
      templateId: QOADKLST
      seed: zvBWjiUY
      type: multiple-choice
      question: An aeroplane is flying along airway T16 within the NAT HLA and is
        communicating with Shanwick Oceanic control using CPDLC. When passing
        GONAN, the CPDLC connection is automatically transferred to Santa Maria
        Oceanic control. What is correct?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OR1AQMYVQ
      options:
        - id: OR1AQMYVQ
          text: The pilot is then required to establish contact with Santa Maria Oceanic
            control using HF radio in the 2.8 MHz to 18 MHz frequency band.
          why: ""
        - id: OAYHLUTDZ
          text: The pilot is then required to contact Santa Maria Oceanic control using
            VHF radio in the 118.000 MHz to 136.975 MHz frequency band.
          why: ""
        - id: OHP00Q3HR
          text: The pilot is then required to perform a CPDLC facility notification/log-on
            with Santa Maria, to acknowledge the automatic transfer.
          why: ""
        - id: OJVOKYF2H
          text: The pilot does NOT need to take any further action once the CPDLC
            connection with Santa Maria Oceanic control is established.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
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