GoJet Indoctrination Practice Test

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• Under FO restrictions for pilots with less than 100 hours, which runway condition is listed?
• Under FO restrictions, when may the Captain determine it prudent to implement restrictions?
• Turbulence penetration speed is defined as the lower of which two values?
• What is the APR power (one engine) limit?
• Which autopilot mode should be used in turbulence to maintain stability?
• What is considered high altitude flight
• What are the standard holding speeds for altitudes 0–6000 ft, 6001–14000 ft, and 14001 ft and above?
• Which runway condition code triggers FO restrictions?
• The weather sources used are which of the following?
• What is unique about the holding speed?
• Within what percentage of the runway must you stop?
• During turbulence, which autopilot mode is preferred to maintain stable attitude?
• When should an ODP be conducted?
• Define low-visibility landing for a jet.
• Which term would you expect to warn pilots about potential issues with the aircraft's control configuration before landing?
• What is the minimum contingency fuel?
• Which statement about takeoff minimums for two engines is true?
• Do captain minimum adjustments apply to flight alternates?
• Marginal weather requires which conditions to be present?
• Which MC code means you can service but not board passengers?
• During ground operations, which power source is used to protect CRT displays for a limited time?
• How far out does trend vector predict
• In Class Bravo airspace, the maximum speed is determined by which authority?
• Where should you confirm burn rate during fuel check?
• ITT must be below what value before attempting a ground start?
• What is the pairing minimum for at least one crew member?
• Define cold soaked?
• Which of the following are RVSM requirements?
• Which statement correctly describes the contents of the OFP dispatch release?
• When should you begin slowing down prior to the hold?
• Va represents the airspeed below which an airplane will stall before experiencing structural damage, assuming full control input.
• Under ISA, what is the standard temperature at sea level?
• When do you declare emergency fuel?
• Pitch control becomes unresponsive; the elevator does not respond to cockpit input.
• In the minimum fuel components, what does the letter A stand for (the long-range alternate)?
• HAA is used during which type of maneuver?
• Captain minimums include adding what to the flight minima?
• When is a fuel check performed?
• Flap extension speed for Flaps 1 through 20 is
• If the observed tailwind is 11 knots, is operation permitted?
• In flight, what is the crank cycle for start #1 and for starts 2 through 5?
• A temporary certificate from the company is good for how long?
• Takeoff is permitted with frost on which surfaces under which condition?
• Do all fuel spills need to be reported?
• Under which conditions must the cowl anti-ice be on?
• The airspeed indicator shows erratic readings while the aircraft is in clean configuration.
• What is the CRJ 700 landing weight limit?
• Which rotor configuration best describes the engine?
• FOs with less than 100 hours: which airports are restricted?
• During flight, the aircraft cannot produce any yaw change despite full rudder pedal application.
• In icing conditions, icing is signaled when what annunciates?
• FO restrictions are invoked when a runway is shorter than how many feet?
• Which system is used to contact MedLink?
• How many stall protection computers exist and what do first/second activations do?
• Stabilizer trim continues to move by itself toward nose-up indefinitely, ignoring pilot input.
• In a multi-engine airplane, which engine is considered the critical engine?
• What is the maximum allowable fuel imbalance during flight?
• What is the standard procedure turn speed?
• What is the tire limit speed?
• The GE CF-34 85C B1 engine is best described as which type?
• What does P0000 mean in METAR data?
• Under FO restrictions for pilots with less than 100 hours, what runway condition code should apply to any portion of the runway?
• What frequency should be on COM2 when ACARS is working normally?
• What is the landing gear retraction speed?
• Which warning indicates an incorrect configuration of flight controls or surfaces?
• Which procedure would be followed if there is smoke or fumes in the cockpit but no fire present?
• Which statement best describes Class 1 navigation?
• When can CANPA begin?
• What braking report number is used for normal FO?
• On the ground, what is the crank cycle for starting engines 3 through 5?
• What is the maximum positive G-load permitted?
• How long are the aiming point markers in feet?
• What is the engine type used in the aircraft specifications?
• Which runway equipment must be operative for 600/600/600 minimums?
• Which weather sources are used?
• What are the thrust setting limits as described?
• Upset aircraft criteria include which of the following?
• Which weather metric is controlling when deciding if you can depart?
• What does MC-1 indicate?
• Which of the following is included in the critical areas for icing considerations?
• What is the currency requirement in terms of takeoffs and landings in the last 90 days?
• Which procedure is used to manage rapid descent due to cabin pressurization loss?
• By what day must a new medical be turned in?
• Which term refers to either the left bleed duct or the right bleed duct in the airplane's pneumatic system?
• Under ISA, how many degrees Celsius does the temperature fall per 1,000 feet?
• During ground start, is an oil pressure reading of 170 psi within the limit?
• Can you hold in icing conditions with slats and flaps extended?
• During landing, which condition involves Excessive Asymmetry or Loss of Braking requiring abnormal procedures?
• Trend vector horizon is used to forecast for how many seconds?
• In the minimum fuel components, what does the letter B stand for?
• Takeoff with fuel load in center tank exceeding how many pounds is not permitted unless each wing tank is above 4,400 pounds?
• MC-4 indicates what?
• What is the spacing of touchdown zone markers in feet?
• The indicated airspeed jumps erratically with no change in flight attitude.
• Define marginal weather.
• What is the maximum tailwind component allowed?
• Which procedure addresses handling smoke or fumes in the cockpit or cabin when there is no fire?
• When is a second alternate required?
• What is the ITT ground start limit?
• Holding leg length at or below 14,000 feet is how many minutes?
• Operational control belongs to whom?
• Is a 30-day extension available for LOFT hours?
• In a twin-engine airplane, the critical engine is the engine whose failure would result in greater loss of performance.
• The trim continues to move in the same direction despite attempts to stop it with control inputs.
• Which component dictates 17347 usage?
• What is the maximum allowed frost thickness on the underside of the wing due to cold-soaked fuel?
• Alternate fuel requirements specify a distance of roughly how many nautical miles?
• Alternate requirements specify which conditions?
• When should ARINC be monitored?
• What is the maximum allowable fuel imbalance for takeoff?
• On the ground, what is the correct crank cycle for starting engines 1 and 2?
• Max flight hour limitations specify which of the following pairings?
• Spoiler limitations require that spoilers must not be extended below which thresholds?
• How is DDA derived?
• When is flex takeoff not authorized?
• What triggers the Captain to call dispatch immediately?
• When does an MEL category day countdown begin?
• Delay limits requiring dispatch notification are which of the following?
• Which statement compares the duration limits for normal two-engine takeoff versus APR one-engine power?
• FDP hour maximums are defined as which combination?
• For 15001 to FL310 with a single engine, what is the holding speed?
• If you call to submit an ASAP report, what is the extended deadline?
• How long after an emergency must an irregularity report be filed?
• Can we use the engine high power schedule switch?
• Which braking action code corresponds to 'medium'?
• What crosswind component is listed for FO restrictions under 100 hours?
• Above FL310, what is the minimum holding speed?
• Which weather condition triggers FO restrictions for takeoffs and landings?
• The crew observes the stabilizer trim moving even when the autopilot is disengaged.
• What is the requirement to perform a low-visibility landing?
• Rudder pedals no longer produce any noticeable change in heading.
• Which areas are considered critical for icing considerations?
• In the minimum fuel components, what does the letter R stand for?
• What is required for exemption 1747?
• What is the holding speed for 15,001 to FL310 with two engines?
• How long does it take to complete 100 LOFT hours?
• Which procedure specifically covers smoke and fire situations in addition to fumes?
• What are the takeoff minimums for a two-engine aircraft?
• What is the required fuel plan?
• Which best describes the LOFT completion window with potential extension?
• Which atmospheric condition is listed in FO restrictions for pilots with less than 100 hours?
• When must taxi lights be turned off?
• What is the primary communication for flight status and progress?
• What is GoJet's alcohol limitation?
• Which term describes an unexpected yaw motion that is not commanded by the flight crew?
• What must be done when fuel burn discrepancy exceeds 10%?
• What is the distance between runway centerline marking segments in feet?
• When must continuous engine ignition be used?
• What is the landing gear down and locked speed?
• Does the minimum fuel calculation include taxi fuel?
• At what distance away can we not accept a visual approach?
• Holding leg duration at 13,500 feet is which value?
• What is the deadline to submit an irregularity report after the end of pairing?
• What is the maximum allowable runway slope for operation?
• Can we perform Class 2 navigation?
• Marginal WX is defined as being below which values for the destination?
• The stabilizer trim is actively moving in a single direction during cruise, with no pilot input.
• If you call to submit an ASAP report, what is the extended deadline?
• Which of the following is not reliably detected by weather radar?
• Once inside FAF what is VSI limit
• In the minimum fuel components, what does the second letter A denote?
• Under MC-3, what is allowed?
• Which procedure is used to descend when cabin altitude becomes unacceptable or for an emergency descent?
• CRJ maximum Mach number in RVSM airspace is which value?
• Can you burn reserve fuel when planning a flight?
• When is a destination alternate required?
• What is the aircraft's Va?
• Within 168 consecutive hours, how many FDP hours are allowed?
• What do SLD limits indicate?
• What is the CRJ 700 takeoff weight limit?
• At what altitude can recognition lights be turned off?
• Which term describes a condition in which the pilot's control authority is compromised due to a jammed control surface?
• How is a CDL treated?
• Wet runway is defined as which description?
• How many air data computers are required for RVSM operations?
• What does NEF stand for?
• What is the landing gear extension speed?
• How long to do L or R bleed duct procedure
• Which term identifies a failure where the aileron system is jammed?
• Pedals produce minimal yaw effect and the aircraft fails to coordinate turns as commanded.
• For RVSM, how many altitude reporting transponders must be installed and what is the operational requirement?
• Within 672 consecutive hours, FDP hours allow up to how many?
• CRJ 700 taxi and ramp weight limit?
• What is the oil pressure ground start limit?
• What is the length of runway centerline markings in feet?
• Which statement best defines Visible Moisture?
• In the minimum fuel components, what does the letter H stand for?
• What is the single pack operation limit?
• What can our WX radar not detect?
• At what altitude does the holding leg length transition from 1 minute to 1.5 minutes?
• At what height above the runway must you be at V2?
• GoJet passenger weights are what in summer and winter?
• Above what altitude must the pilot don their mask if the other crew member leaves?
• What runway distance is considered sufficient for worst-case landing conditions?
• When you get a hold, what should you tell dispatch?
• What unit is used for the 7200 runway distance?
• How many stall protection computers and what does their activation do
• Under FO restrictions for pilots with less than 100 hours, which visibility or RVR condition would trigger restrictions?
• Which term refers to the procedure used to stop a takeoff after a decision to abort has been made?
• According to the notes, Va is the same as which speed?
• Is a contact approach allowed?
• What is the holding speed below 15,000 feet with 0 flaps?
• What is the equipment code for RVSM on a flight plan?
• What is the total number of compressor stages when adding both low and high pressure compressors?
• What is the normal takeoff and max power limit for two engines?
• Who is responsible for takeoffs and landings under the FO restrictions?
• What should you do if ACARS is not functioning?
• Virga is precipitation that
• What braking report number is used for high mins FO?
• Which concept refers to an uncommanded yaw motion resulting from control system imbalance?
• Which CRJ 700 weight limit is greater?
• When must a wing walker be present?
• How do you confirm OFP number if no ACARS?
• According to FAA, what is the holding speed for altitudes above 14000 ft?
• What does Total Air Temperature (TAT) represent?
• Motoring on the ground limits specify the duration for motor 1 and for motors 2 through 5?
• How many stages are there in the low pressure and high pressure compressors, respectively?
• APU motor duty limits specify a maximum of how many start/attempts per hour, with what minimum delay between each?
• Holding leg duration at 15,000 feet is which value?
• The GoJet passenger weights used for planning are which of the following?
• A discrepancy between indicated airspeed and actual airspeed arises during stable flight conditions.
• When is a takeoff alternate required?
• The aircraft yaws uncontrollably to one side even when rudder pedal input is applied in the opposite direction.
• Under which condition is a takeoff alternate required?
• What is the minimum for destination DA after applying captain minimums?
• The engine described is best categorized as having which bypass characteristic?
• How early must you be at the gate for departure?
• What does ACARS stand for?
• Which condition matches the wet runway definition used here?
• What must be turned off when holding above FL310?
• Virga is best described as precipitation that
• Do charted visual approaches have a published Missed Approach Procedure?
• Holding leg length above 14,000 feet is how many minutes?
• What does braking action code 0 indicate?
• ISA stands for which term?
• Can you change the electrical condition of the plane while fueling?
• During a turn, the rudder does not deflect and yaw rate remains zero.
• What is the maximum duration for ground operations on DC power to protect CRT displays?
• What does computer generated AFM indicate in performance charts?
• Which statement is true about the maximum flight hours within a 672 consecutive hour window?
• If ITT reads 820 before a ground start, should you proceed?
• What is the CRJ 700 zero fuel weight limit?
• Which braking action code corresponds to 'good to medium'?
• A pilot observes fluctuating airspeed indicator with no configuration changes.
• Which are the weather sources?
• What is the SOC?
• Primary altimeters must be within how many feet of field elevation?
• At what altitude is oxygen required to be provided to the crew for two hours?
• When is 17347 used?
• Which statement is a valid interpretation of the listed limits?
• Flap extension speed for Flap 30 is
• Using ISA data, how many degrees Celsius cooler is the air at 4000 feet compared with sea level?
• Which category circling minimums is used?
• Which rotor powers the accessories in this engine design?
• Who approves off-duty commercial flying?
• When can you say 'correcting'?
• Which term describes the time restriction associated with ice pellets?
• Is circling allowed in IMC conditions?
• According to FAA, what is the holding speed for altitudes 0–6000 ft?
• If an alternate is not required, what is included in the minimum fuel amount?
• What is the maximum negative G-load permitted?
• What is the RVR value at which two RVR readings are required?
• Full scale RNAV deflection enroute equals how many miles?
• Which statement correctly describes captain minimum adjustments regarding alternates?
• The window of circadian low occurs between which times?
• On final approach, the stabilizer trim keeps moving nose-down without pilot command.
• Holdover Time begins at the start of which step in a two-step anti-icing operation?
• Slats/ flaps limits: Enroute or above which altitude is prohibited?
• Under which conditions must the wing anti-ice be on?
• What does 1098 on performance charts mean