Basic of Aviation Knowledge

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• How the aircraft landing

• 4 Phases of Flights

• How the aircraft takes off

• 4 Force of Flights

"a force that moves an aircraft in the direction of the motion"

What does the statement mean?

• Lift

• Thrust

• Drag

• Weight

When the lift is less than weight, the airplane. . . . ???

• Descend

• Rolling

• Stop

• Accelerates

When THRUST is Greater than Drag

• The airplane held in the air

• The airplane force in the opposite direction

• The airplane accelerates

• The airplane descend

Where are the beacon lights positioned?

• On the Left-wing and on the Right-wing

• On the Nose Gear and Main Landing Gear

• on top and on the bottom of the fuselage.

• No Correct Answer

................... intended to attract attention to the aircraft

• Taxi Lights

• Landing Lights

• Position Lights

• Anti-Collision Lights

"The speed ranges have been assumed for use in calculating airspace and obstacle clearance for each procedure."

• Aircraft Approach Category

• Approach Speed Limitation

• Airspace Speed Limit

• Airport Speed Limitation

The pilot establishes and maintains a constant angle glide path towards a predetermined point on the landing runway

• Stabilized Approach

• Visual Approach

• ILS Approach

• Miss Approach

if the operator's aircraft has an overall length of 59.5 m. and a fuselage width of 5m. RFFS levels should be

• Level 5

• Level 6

• Level 7

• Level 8

What are the criteria for evaluating the RFFS categories

• Aeroplane weight and minimum fuselage width

• Aeroplane overall length and minimum fuselage width

• Aeroplane overall length and maximum fuselage width

• Aeroplane maximum length and maximum fuselage width