EFB

Question 1

Type A category applications must have a safety classification considered to be:

Answer 1

No safety effect.

Question 2

During which phases of flight may Type B applications be used?

Answer 2

On the ground and all phases of flight.

Question 3

Which of the following is important to remember when using own-ship position?

Answer 3

It is recommended to use data from an installed GNSS rather than portable equipment.

Question 4

If an aircraft has not been demonstrated to be PED tolerant, may EFBs be used during flight?

Answer 4

Yes. But they may only be used during cruise flight.

Question 5

Which of the following statements is true regarding backup power sources?

Answer 5

EFBs that can be connected to the aircraft’s power supply are considered to have a suitable backup power source.

Question 6

Which of the following measures can be taken to conserve power if the battery levels drop to a restrictive level?

Answer 6

Reduce screen brightness.

Question 7

If a battery overheats, what should be done with the EFB?

Answer 7

It should be turned off and disconnected from any power source.

Question 8

True or False? EFBs can replace paper products and navigational tools in the cockpit, including installed equipment necessary for airworthiness regulations.

Answer 8

False. While an EFB can replace paper products and navigational tools, it cannot replace installed equipment necessary for airworthiness regulations.

Question 9

Type A category applications must have a safety classification considered to be:

Answer 9

No safety effect.

Question 10

During which phases of flight may Type B applications be used?

Answer 10

On the ground and all phases of flight.

Question 11

If an aircraft has not been demonstrated to be PED tolerant, may EFBs be used during flight?

Answer 11

Yes. But they may only be used during cruise flight.