Module 5

What are the basic elements for 'Classic T' format?.

• Direction, altitude and height.

• Airspeed, pitch and roll.

• Airspeed, attitude, altitude and direction

Typical displays on an EHSI are.

• Engine indications.

• VOR, Map, Plan and weather radar.

• VOR, Plan, Map and Attitude.

An EADI display showing a moving runway moves down during the final stages of an approach. The aircraft must.

• fly down.

• fly up.

• hold descent path.

During an instrument approach, the glideslope pointer eflects below the glideslope centre mark. This means the aircraft is positioned.

• above the glideslope.

• below the glideslope.

• to the left of the localiser.

Engine parameters are displayed on.

• ECAM.

• EHSI.

• FMSCDU

What is the fixed feature of an ADI?.

• The glideslope pointer.

• The aircraft symbol.

• The lateral deviation bar.

On an EADI, the Flight Director command bars show.

• the path with respect to the horizon.

• the required path with respect to the actual path.

• the actual path with respect to the required path.

What instrument includes a display of a rising run-way?.

• ECAM.

• EHSI.

• EADI.

What functions are available on the EHSI?.

• Full arc and Wx only.

• Full arc, Wx and Map Mode.

• Full Arc only

With radio coupled autopilot, what are the inputs?.

• ADF and VOR.

• ILS and VOR.

• ADF and ILS.