General

Question 1

Turning Radius

Answer 1

Nose: 108’ (33M)
Tail: 141’ (43mM)
Wingtip: 149’ (45.5M)

Min width for 180º turn: 153’ (46.6M)

Question 2

Wingspan

Answer 2

213’ (64.9 M)

Question 3

Length

Answer 3

231’-10” (70.7M)

Question 4

Height

Answer 4

62’-6.5” (19.06 m)

Question 5

Stab wingspan

Answer 5

72’-9” (22.2 M)

Question 6

Span from Main Wing Gear

Answer 6

41’’-4” (12.6 M)

Question 7

Types of push buttons

Answer 7

• Alternate action

- Momentary action

Question 8

When do the FASTEN SEAT BELTS sign illuminate in AUTO?

Answer 8

• Landing gear not up and locked/Flap lever not up
• Airplane altitude below 10,300 feet
• Cabin altitude above 10,000 feet
• Passenger/Supernumerary oxygen on

Question 9

When are landing lights at maximum intensity?

Answer 9

• Landing light switches ON

- landing gear lever in DOWN position

Question 10

Can taxi lights or runway turnoff lights be illuminated in flight?

Answer 10

No, the lights extinguish when air/ground sensing system is in air mode

Question 11

When in ARMED when do the Electrical Emergency Light turn on?

Answer 11

• all emergency lights illuminate if airplane electrical power (DC) fails or is turned off.

Question 12

What powers the emergency lighting system, and for what duration?

Answer 12

• Remote batteries, powered by DC bus 4
• 15 minutes with a fully charged battery
• auto operation occurs if DC power fails or is turned off

Question 13

When do the supernumerary oxygen masks drop manually or automatically?

Answer 13

• automatically drop if cabin altitude exceeds approximately 14,000 feet
• manually deployed from the flight deck by pushing the overhead panel Supernumerary Oxygen switch to ON position

Question 14

How much oxygen does the supernumerary oxygen system provide?

Answer 14

• 195 minutes of oxygen at a cabin altitude of 25,000 feet

Question 15

Difference between N /100%/Emergency on O2 masks?

Answer 15

• N: supplies an air/oxygen mixture on demand (ratio depends on cabin altitude)
• 100%: supplies100% oxygen on demand
• Emergency: supplies 100% oxygen under positive pressure at all cabin altitudes, and protects against smoke and harmful vapors

Question 16

How many PBEs and where are they located?

Answer 16

• Four
• One on the main deck forward left side wall.
• Two on the exterior wall of the upper deck lavatory
• One in the flight deck

Question 17

Where is the portable ELT located?

Answer 17

Upper deck lavatory exterior wall

Question 18

When does the supernumerary oxygen flow control unit reset?

Answer 18

• Closed electrically with the supernumerary oxygen switch in RESET, when cabin altitude below 12,000 feet

Question 19

Weight of ACMS

Answer 19

110 kg

Question 20

How do you know if “LOW GROSS WEIGHT AFT CG TAKEOFF PROCEDURE” is required

Answer 20

• remarks on TLR/FDP
• stated in “live” calculation
• display on loadsheet
• captain must perform takeoff
• procedure in VOL 1; Supp 1.8