Aviation Knowledge Examination

The Aviation Knowledge Examination is designed to check and improve your theoretical and practical knowledge in various aviation and airline industry related aspects, and helps professionals, enthusiasts and students to learn new things and refresh already existing aviation knowledge. The test will be helpful for wide range aviation specializations, such as Airline Operations Control, Flight Planning and Dispatch, Flight and Cabin crew, Air Traffic Control, Airport Personnel, Ground Handling, Aircraft Maintenance, and generally everyone working or who wants to work in modern aviation industry. 

The aim of this test is not only to check your knowledge, but also give you a short and comprehensive explanation on each question, so you can learn an improve. The test is designed to cover the most essential topics such as Aerodynamics, Weight and Balance, Navigation, Communication and Surveillance, Air Traffic, Aircraft Systems, Weather, Fuel, Human factors, etc.

The test will help you to be well prepared for any aviation test – either you want to join an airline operations control, flight operations, pilot school, or you want to pass one of your recurrent tests. Or you simply want to check your current aviation knowledge and to stick with industry standards and requirements.

This test is build based on my own more than 12 years practical aviation experience in Operations Control and Flight Dispatch and my theoretical knowledge gained during my FAA Flight Dispatch training and many other courses. Here are some examples of the test questions:

• What will read cockpit altimeter when QNH is set on altimeter subscale while aircraft is on the runway?

• What is the most common condition for a squall line formation?

• The weather is often sunny along a stationary front. Is it true or false?

• Considering the below METAR, what does R19L/P2000N mean?

  ENGM 031720Z VRB06KT 2600 R19R/P2000N R01R/1900U R19L/P2000NR01L/1000D PRFG SCT002 OVC005 M12/M13 Q1020 TEMPO 0500 FZFG VV002

• According to International Standard Atmosphere (ISA) model, what is air temperature at FL200?

• As the aircraft climbs at constant indicated airspeed, the air density decreases and the indicated speed will be less than the True Air Speed (TAS). Is it true or false?

• How a wing cross sectional shape is called?

• Physically Center of Gravity is located in the center of the aircraft fuselage and represents the point where all three rotation axes (longitudinal, lateral and vertical) cross each other. Is it true or false?

• What does RNP4 mean?

• What aircraft communication and surveillance equipment is minimum required for FANS A/1 specifications?

• What is the range of Reduced Vertical Separation Minima (RVSM) airspace?

• Why do flight attendants ask passengers to raise the window shades during landing?

• What is differential pressure?

• VHF radio is line-of-sight communication method. Is it true or false?

I wish you good results, but even if the results will not be so good, together we will find out what is wrong, and improve your aviation knowledge and skills!

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