RYR Online ATPL Tests

How is the direction and speed of upper winds described in forecasts?

From the flight deck, you observe an airplane in the forward left position on an opposite parallel track. What Nav light will be observed?

Tail winds:

Regarding (1) a fuse and (2) a circuit breaker:

NDB coastal error:

Isogonal is:

Dangerous goods certification is found:

Net performance is:

Gross performance is:

ISA does not contain a value for:

Aluminium is used for aircraft bodies primarily because it is

When should flight crew wear their seatbelts?

The landing gear is locked down when:

Which of these clouds extends into more than one layer?

CHT reads the temperature of:

A friction brake measures:

Climbing at constant MAP and RPM:

For mass and balance purposes, children are considered what age?

You fly at night how do you know you are overtaking aircraft?

What is the airband frequency?

To achieve maximum range what speed do you need to fly?

When you extend the trailing edge flaps what will happen?

Who is in charge of weighing the aircraft during service?

What does utricle and saccule detect?

What does UTC stand for?

Static dischargers:

Specific fuel consumption:

Cloud in patches, sheets, or grey or whitish layers made up of elements resembling to large pebbles or rollers together or not, and always clear of the ground are:

The main purpose of a boundary-layer fence on a swept wing is to:

 In the N hemisphere, from 150 to 240, do you need to turn earlier or later?

What causes the spark plug fouling?

What is a high level cloud?

How is net performance compared to gross?

What is the air temperature in a microburst?

How engine power can be measured?

Aircraft travels 2,3SM over 43 seconds. What is the speed in Kts/Hr?

1700m is how many feet

Saturated airmass with no visible moisture, the temperature is raising: 

Which altitude are you using in case you want to know your altitude to sea level?

What is the function of the autonomous nervous system?