WorksheetsNAV Rev 3
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 1hrs 2mins
When you mark a DR position on your chart you should identify that with
circle with a dot in the centre
triangle with a dot in the centre
Circle with arrows in centre
Circle with cross in centre
In the SCADIE check what does C stand for
Compass
Carbon monoxide
Correct QNH
Correct frequency
When should you carry out safety checks. Select all applicable
Shortly after departure
At check points and turning points
At intervals not exceeding 15 min
At intervals not exceeding 10 min
_______________ positions are places where you anticipate you will be at certain time based on a calculated track made good and a ground speed
Fix
Pin Point
Dead Reckoning
Radar fix
What does L in CLEAR Check stand for
Lights
Look out
lattitude
Log
Given
Cruise Ht: 9500 ft
Airport Elevation: 500 ft
ROD: 400 ft/min
IAS: 115kt
TAS : 125 kt
Tail wind: 15 kt
Temperature: +10 deg C
ATC instructs you to plan your arrival time 1000 ft overhead the airport at 0458 UTC. At what time should you commence your descent?
0458 UTC
0438 NZDT
1638 NZST
1638 NZDT
Given
Cruise Ht: 9500 ft
Airport Elevation: 500 ft
ROD: 400 ft/min
IAS: 115kt
TAS : 125 kt
Tail wind: 15 kt
Temperature: +10 deg C
ATC instructs you to plan your arrival time 1000 ft overhead the airport at 0458 UTC. What is the distance from TOD to overhead the airport at 1000ft?
46nm
50nm
40nm
55nm
A _______________ line is defined as a line an aircraft is known to be on at a particular time
Time
Reference
Track
Position
You have travelled 45nm and find you are 3nm to left of track. You wish to regain track at a check point 20nm further on. What is closing angle ?
4 deg
9 deg
13 deg
None of the above
You have travelled 45nm on a track of 125 deg T maintaining a heading of 130 deg T and find you are 3nm to left of track. Your track made good is 120 deg T. You wish to regain track at a check point 20nm further on. What is drift angle ?
4 deg Port
5 deg port
10 deg port
None of the above
7500 set on transponder indicates
radio failure
unlawful interference
emergency situation
None of the above
Which of the following is not a GPS error
Multi - path error
Receiver error
Interference
Mesospheric error
DGPS uses
Ground based reference stations
Space based reference stations
WAAS system
None of the above
The datum used by GPS is
NZGD 1949
WGS 84
WAAS 84
DGPS 84
RAIM stands for
Rain And Ice Monitoring
Receiver Automatic Integrity Monitoring
Radar Autonomous Integrity Monitoring
Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring
You are 7.5 km off track to the left after travelling 48 nm. What is track error ?
5 deg
9.5
7.5
10.5
Elevation shown on aeronautical chart are in feet above
sea level
ground level
aerodrome level
none of the above
CTR stands for
Control area
Control Zone
GA area
None of the above
What is the meaning of Blue dotted circle around an aerodrome
CFZ
TM
MBZ
Class G
Do you require an ATC clearance to operate within T858
Yes during day
Yes during night
Yes anytime
None of the above
While tracking towards your destination on a heading of 058 deg M you are advised at 2204 UTC a line of thunderstorm lies across your track to destination. Ground speed is 108 kt. You decide to divert to a small aerodrome to the right of track. Measuring the distance along the planned track shows 36 nm to run and aerodrome is 6 nm off track. What is the heading required to fly to alternate or diverted aerodrome?
068 T
045 M
075 M
091 T
Find the distance between the following co ordinates
46o19' S 129o 42 W and 46o19'S 130o 42 W
60 nm
1 nm
1 km
Cannot be determined
The vertical distance above mean sea level is
Height
Altitude
Pressure altitude
None of the above
on a track of 2750 T you should cruise at
3500 ft
4500 ft
5500 ft
2500 ft
Express 5.30 pm on the 6th august as an eight figure group
06080530
06081730
08060530
08061730
Chart scale is
chart length / earth distance
earth distance / chart distance
earth distance * chart distance
none of the above
You are flying with a magnetic track of 180 Deg, the highest terrain in your vicinity is 200 ft. What is the lowest cruising level that applies for this flight?
3500 ft
1500 ft
2500 ft
4500 ft
High grounds to the east of an airfield will cause _________ beginning of daylight
Earlier
Later
Normal
None of the above
Convert 65US gal of AVGAS to kg
17.7
177
1.77
None of the above
What is the earth distance if Chart distance is 14 and chart scale is 1: 50,000
7 nm
3.75 kms
3.75 nm
7 m
You are flying from Auckland to Wellington at 1000 UTC. What is the min fuel required if Flight time is 65 min and the fuel consumption rate is 28 kg/hr
5.15 kg
515 kg
None of the above
51.5 kg
Can you enter airspace D929
No
Yes at your own risk
Yes with permission
Never at all
In an ARFOR cloud base is
AGL
AAL
AMSL
None of the above
With reference to seasons, the situation where daylight is longer than darkness is called
Solstice
Perihelion
aphelion
equinox
Track 2300T, TAS 145 kts, W/V - 2500M/35kt, Variation 200E
Find Heading and ground speed
250 T, 166 kt
239 T, 150 kt
239 T, 116 kt
250 M, 166 Kt
Find TAS. CAS 130kt, OAT +170 C, PR ALT : 4000ft
14.1 kts
141 kts
151 kts
15.1 kts
You have travelled 168 nm in 1 hr 5 min. Assuming your ground speed is constant, what distance will you travel in the next 22 min ?
57 kms
28.5 nm
11.4 nm
114 km
If aircraft heading is 0530 T and magnetic bearing to is 070 0 M, what is relative bearing.
17 0 R
123 0 R
23 0 R
40 0 R
What is the distance between point A and B
Point A : 140 15' N 1750 14' E
Point B: 150 00' N 1750 14' E
25nm
60nm
75nm
45nm
The distance between A to B is 600nm. Aircraft is 3.5 min early at a point 390 km from A on track. If the previously calculated ETA for B was 1150 NZST. What is the ammended ETA
1140 UTC
1240 NZDT
1150 NZST
None of the above
