Aircraft Ground (EJet) – Breeze Practice Test

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• What does the green indication on the latch suggest when the handle is down?
• Which component is crucial for maneuvering and directional control of the EJet?
• What is the primary purpose of conducting a cabin check every 15 minutes?
• What is an important function of the AOA (Angle of Attack) sensor?
• If the handle is up and the girt bar indicator is clear, what does this indicate?
• What is the function of the elevator on the aircraft?
• What can be a consequence of not checking emergency equipment before a flight?
• Where are the water shutoffs located in the aircraft?
• What system on an aircraft is primarily responsible for steering the aircraft on the ground?
• What type of flight instruments are used in the EJet cockpit?
• What is the purpose of the EJet's autothrottle system?
• Slides on aircraft are classified as flotation devices, not rafts, but can still be used as what?
• What is the primary function of the manual inflation handle on the aircraft slide?
• How many water shut off valves are there in total on the aircraft?
• What is the maximum takeoff weight of an Embraer E175?
• How many exits are there in total on the aircraft?
• What is a significant feature of fly-by-wire systems?
• What are the primary components of the flight control system?
• What is located under the lining cover on the door?
• How many doors does the Embraer E190 have?
• What color will indicate if a circuit breaker has popped?
• How many exits are there in the cabin?
• How many total masks are allocated to the crew in the cabin?
• What critical function does the hydraulic system serve in the EJet?
• Which systems are primarily responsible for the aircraft's electrical power?
• Which of the following best describes a benefit of using a fly-by-wire system in aviation?
• What is the maximum cruising altitude for the EJet series?
• What does the acronym "V1" signify during takeoff?
• When are flaps typically retracted during flight?
• What is the fuel capacity of the E175?
• What does the acronym "FAR" stand for?
• How many exits are there in total within the cabin of the aircraft?
• What is the primary purpose of thrust reversers during landing?
• What is the maximum descent rate specified for the EJet during landings?
• At what altitude does the flight deck transition to sterile during takeoff?
• During which phase of flight is the landing gear usually retracted?
• In a land evacuation, which handle is pulled after opening the door in emergency mode?
• What feature is designed to assist pilots during adverse weather conditions?
• What is the purpose of the windscreen wipers on the EJet?
• What action should be taken if a slide inflates but then deflates prior to use?
• How many flight attendant panels are typically located on an aircraft?
• What is the primary function of the Aircraft Communication Addressing and Reporting System (ACARS)?
• What is the recommended action for a "Failed Engine" indication?
• If power is lost, what will happen to the flight deck door?
• In what configuration is the seating arranged on the aircraft from left to right?
• How many total water shut off valves are available in the lavatory?
• Can the flight attendant control the cabin temperature if permitted?
• What constitutes a 3 point briefing?
• What is the MAFL (Maximum Authorized Flight Level)?
• Which of the following best describes the function of a galley?
• What does the term 'doghouse' refer to in the context of aircraft?
• What is the purpose of the trim systems in the flight control of EJets?
• What is the function of the autopilot system in the EJet?
• What is the normal configuration of fuel tanks in the EJet series?
• What should be done if a fire alarm goes off in the cabin?
• Why is cross-checking important during flight safety procedures?
• How many oxygen masks will drop in each seat group (PSU)?
• What is the significance of the outflow valve in an aircraft?
• Which instruments are involved in monitoring the aircraft's altitude?
• Where are the oxygen masks located in the EJet passenger cabin?
• What does the term "V-speeds" refer to in aviation?
• Which indicator color signifies that the door is not armed?
• What is the main advantage of fly-by-wire technology in the EJet?
• Which of the following indicates that the escape slide is armed?
• What action is indicated by the handle being in the 'up' position?
• Where is the flight data recorder typically located?
• What type of engines are used in the EJet series?
• How does the autothrottle system work during cruise?
• How many flight attendant (FA) panels are typically found on aircraft?
• What is the standard operating procedure for the hydraulic system in the EJet?
• When does sterile flight deck begin after takeoff?
• What color is the manual inflation handle on the slide?
• On the E190, which row is designated for the Over Wing Exit (OWE)?
• Which exit is primarily designated for the cockpit crew?
• What does it indicate if the handle is up and the latch indicator is clear?
• What is the protocol for locking/unlocking the lavatory door?
• What is the primary purpose of an aircraft's maintenance manual?
• If the handle is up, what does a green/unarmed slide indicator mean?
• What information is crucial for cabin crew to communicate during an emergency?
• What does it indicate if the handle is up and the lock indicator is clear?
• What does the term "ETOPS" stand for?
• What type of ice protection system is employed for the windshield?
• Where is the gust lock typically found?
• What type of system does the EJet use for its flight controls?
• What is the primary purpose of the aircraft's hydraulic systems?
• What is the total number of exits on the aircraft?
• What is the role of the Flight Operations Manual (FOM)?
• Where is the cabin temperature control located on the aircraft?
• Who can control the cabin temperature?
• How is emergency oxygen provided in the EJet?
• What is the role of the aircraft's hydraulic accumulator?
• What is the common issue indicated by a "master caution" alert?
• When the door is armed, what color does the escape slide indicator turn?
• In which row is the Over Wing Exit (OWE) located?
• What are the names and locations of each galley on the aircraft?
• At what temperature does the fire extinguisher automatically discharge?
• How many oxygen masks will drop in the lavatory?
• What is the function of the Overwing Emergency Exit?
• Are all cabin exits operable from both inside and outside the aircraft?
• Which component reduces pilot workload during normal operations in the EJet?
• What is the function of the yaw damper system?
• How long does the oxygen supply typically last?
• What does it mean when the handle is down and the escape slide indicator is red/armed?
• What is the function of stall warning systems?
• Which of the following is a critical component of the aircraft's electrical distribution?
• What feature of the hydraulic fluid is typically different in EJet systems?
• What is the maximum cruising speed of the Embraer E195?
• What is one of the key reasons for cross-checking during pre-flight checks?
• What does a green light indicate on the landing gear indicator?
• Which component controls cabin pressure?
• What is the key function of ailerons on an aircraft?
• What does a green lock indicator typically signify on an aircraft door?
• What is one primary function of the flight control system in the EJet?
• Which flight phase requires the use of flaps?
• What is the primary purpose of the aircraft's hydraulic system?
• How many quick don oxygen masks are available in the flight deck?
• If the handle is down and the escape slide indicator is green, what is the status?
• Under what circumstances would you only lower the vent flap lever?
• What type of oxygen masks are used in the flight deck?
• How many galleys are present on the aircraft?
• In the galley, how many oxygen masks are designed to drop down?
• What does the acronym "FMS" stand for?
• How often should emergency equipment be checked in the aircraft?
• What does the term "RNAV" stand for?
• What color is the hydraulic fluid used in the EJet systems?
• How many lock indicators are there on the door of the aircraft?
• How many exits are there in the flight deck?
• If the slide inflates and then deflates, can it still be used, and what is this type of slide called?
• When the handle is positioned up and the latch indicator is illuminated, what could this suggest?
• What is the purpose of the anti-ice system on the EJets?
• If a circuit breaker trips, what action should be taken?
• What type of weather radar is typically found in EJet cockpits?
• Which of the following actions is critical immediately after a power loss in the aircraft?
• What does "Macho" refer to in aircraft dynamics?
• What is the main purpose of emergency exits?
• What does it mean when the handle is down and the lock indicator is green?
• What flight control surface is primarily used for lateral control of the aircraft?
• What is the primary advantage of fly-by-wire technology in aircraft?
• What instrument is used to measure airspeed?
• If the handle is down and the latch indicator is green, what is the status?
• How is primary flight control authority established in the EJets?
• Which altitude instrument measures the rate of climb or descent?
• When should you use the emergency access control panel?
• What does the term "runway incursion" refer to?
• Can the escape slide be used if it has not inflated?
• Where are the emergency exits typically located in the EJet?
• Which system in the aircraft is primarily responsible for navigation assistance?
• Which of the following is an emergency equipment location?
• What does the "go-around" procedure refer to?
• What does the acronym "TCAS" represent?
• What is never allowed in the lav waste container?
• Which system enhances the safety of flight operations in the EJet?
• Can the lavatory door be locked from the outside?
• At what altitude do oxygen masks automatically deploy?
• What does a down handle with a red girt bar indicator signify?
• During which phase of flight would a "go-around" be most likely initiated?
• What is the maximum payload capacity of the E190?
• Who has a flight attendant panel located at the front of the aircraft?
• Can all exits be accessed in the aircraft from both inside and outside?
• What type of slides can be used as flotation devices during emergencies?
• What is the purpose of the APU (Auxiliary Power Unit)?
• Who controls the lighting on the aircraft?
• What does a red girt bar indicator imply when the handle is down?
• Can baggage be stored with emergency equipment?
• How often should a flight attendant conduct a cabin check?
• What is the recommended action when encountering smoke in the cabin?
• Which document must be on board at all times during flight?
• What is the primary control surface for aircraft roll?
• At the flight attendant stations, how many oxygen masks will drop?
• What type of flaps are used on the EJet wings?
• What action is required after opening the emergency door during a land evacuation?
• When observing a clear indicator on the girt bar with the handle up, what is indicated?
• When the handle is up and the escape slide indicator is green/unarmed, what is the implication?
• When does sterile flight deck end before landing?
• Which type of landing gear is used in the EJets?
• What type of navigation aids are employed in EJets?
• What type of lights are used for runway and taxiway edges?
• What type of aircraft is the Embraer E190 classified as?
• What is the maximum altitude for the flight deck to be sterile during landing?
• What does the acronym "POH" stand for?