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Atpl bristolgs general navigation exam 4 2023 updateAtpl bristolgs general navigation exam 4 2023 update Exam 4, 54 questions; 73 marks; time allowed 2 hours 1. The rhumb-line distance between points A (60°00'N 002°30'E) and B (60º00'N 007°30W) is: (a) 150 NM (b) 300 NM (c) 450 NM (d) 600 NM (1) 2. An aircraft at latitude 02°20'N tracks 180º(T) for 685 km. On completion of the flight the latitude will be: (a) 03°50'S (b) 04°10'S (c) 04°30'S (d) 09°05'S (2) ...

Atpl bristolgs general navigation exam 4 2023 update

Atpl bristolgs general navigation exam 4 2023 updateAtpl bristolgs general navigation exam 4 2023 update Exam 4, 54 questions; 73 marks; time allowed 2 hours 1. The rhumb-line distance between points A (60°00'N 002°30'E) and B (60º00'N 007°30W) is: (a) 150 NM (b) 300 NM (c) 450 NM (d) 600 NM (1) 2. An aircraft at latitude 02°20'N tracks 180º(T) for 685 km. On completion of the flight the latitude will be: (a) 03°50'S (b) 04°10'S (c) 04°30'S (d) 09°05'S (2) ...

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Atpl bristolgs general navigation exam 4 2023 updateAtpl bristolgs general navigation exam 4 2023 update Exam 4, 54 questions; 73 marks; time allowed 2 hours 1. The rhumb-line distance between points A (60°00'N 002°30'E) and B (60º00'N 007°30W) is: (a) 150 NM (b) 300 NM (c) 450 NM (d) 600 NM (1) 2. An aircraft at latitude 02°20'N tracks 180º(T) for 685 km. On completion of the flight the latitude will be: (a) 03°50'S (b) 04°10'S (c) 04°30'S (d) 09°05'S (2) ...

ATPL PRINCIPLES of FLIGHT. 020 Aircraft General Knowledge 1 021 01 Airframes & Systems 021 01 01-04 Fuselage, Wings & Stabilising Surfaces 021 01 05 Landing Gear 021 01 06 Flight Controls 021 01 07 Hydraulics 021 01 08-09 Air Systems & Air Conditioning 021 01 10 Anti-icing & De-icing 021 01 11 Fuel Systems 021 04 00 Emergency Equipment 3 020 Aircraft General Knowledge 2 021 02 Electrics – Electronics 021 02 01 Direct Current 021 02 02 Alternating Current 021 02 05 Basic Radio Propa...

Formulas / ATPL theory summary All you need to know for the licence (Rob Groothuis) Index ATPL Page 2 to 2 Handy formulas / guidelines general Page 3 to 14 Formulas all subjects Page 15 to 18 General navigation Page 19 to 26 Meteorology Page 27 to 31 Instrumentation Page 32 to 33 Communications VFR / IFR Page 34 to 34 Mass and balance Page 35 to 36 Flight planning Page 37 to 41 Human performance & limitations Page 42 to 45 Radio navigation Page 46 to 48 Principles of flight...

ATPL - General Navigation BASICS OF NAVIGATION The Solar System- INS operation

ATPL - General Navigation BASICS OF NAVIGATION The Solar System- INS operation

ATPL PRINCIPLES of FLIGHT. As can be seen from the illustrations on the facing page, the position of the features shared by all types of aircraft - i.e. wings, fuselage, tail surfaces and engines varies from type to type. Why are wing plan shapes different? Why are wings mounted sometimes on top of the fuselage instead of the bottom? Why are wings mounted in that position and at that angle? Why is the horizontal stabiliser mounted sometimes high on top of the fin rather than on either side...