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    CPL Ground Oral Questions

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    The document contains 37 oral questions that would likely be asked during an IFR flight exam. The questions cover topics such as: lost communications procedures, engine fires, fuel planning considerations, takeoff and landing minimums, weather requirements, alternate aerodromes, instrument approach procedures, aircraft performance, VFR minima, and aircraft systems.

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    CPL Ground Oral Questions

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    The document contains 37 oral questions that would likely be asked during an IFR flight exam. The questions cover topics such as: lost communications procedures, engine fires, fuel planning considerations, takeoff and landing minimums, weather requirements, alternate aerodromes, instrument approach procedures, aircraft performance, VFR minima, and aircraft systems.

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    Typical Questions prior to flight test for CPL.

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    The document contains 37 oral questions that would likely be asked during an IFR flight exam. The questions cover topics such as: lost communications procedures, engine fires, fuel planning considerations, takeoff and landing minimums, weather requirements, alternate aerodromes, instrument approach procedures, aircraft performance, VFR minima, and aircraft systems.

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    CPL Ground Oral Questions

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    Pilot
    The document contains 37 oral questions that would likely be asked during an IFR flight exam. The questions cover topics such as: lost communications procedures, engine fires, fuel planning considerations, takeoff and landing minimums, weather requirements, alternate aerodromes, instrument approach procedures, aircraft performance, VFR minima, and aircraft systems.

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    ORAL QUESTIONS

    1. LOST COMMUNICATIONS PROCEDURES FOR IFR


    2. ENGINE FIRE IN FLIGHT
    3. NAME 5 CONSIDERATIONS FOR FUEL FLIGHT PLANNING IFR
    4. WHAT IS THE TAKE OFF MINIMA FOR THE A/C YOU ARE USING FOR THE TEST
    5. WHAT ARE THE WX REQUIREMENTS FOR LANDING BACK AT YOURE DEPARTURE
    6. HOW FAR SHOULD YOURE TAKE OFF ALTENATE BE AND WHAT ARE THE WEATHER
    REQUIREMENTS
    7. WHAT ARE THE WX REQUIREMENTS FOR LANDING MINIMAS AT YOURE DESTINATION
    AERODROME
    8. NAME THE 2 SCENARIOS IN WHICH YOU REQUIRE 2 DESTINATION ALTERNATES
    9. IN WHICH CASE DON’T YOU NEED A DESTINATION ALTERNATE
    10. WHAT IS THE LOWEST RVR THAT A SINGLE PILOT IN IFR CAN ACCEPT WITHOUT AUTOPILOT
    COUPLED ILS
    11. DISTINGUISH BTWN CLASS AND CATEGORY OF A/C
    12. DESCRIBE THE PROCEDURES DURING A SHORT FILED TAKE OFF
    13. WHAT ARE THE VISUAL QUES FOR CONTINUING AN APPROACH BELOW DA/MDA
    14. FOUR SEGMENTS OF A CLIMB
    15. BALANCED FIELD TAKE OFF
    16. SEGMENTS OF A MISSED APPROACH
    17. MISSED APPROACH DURING CIRCLE TO LAND
    18. DIFFERENCIATE BETWEEN DAMP WET AND CONTAMINATED RUNWAY
    19. MANUAL GEAR EXTENSION PROCEDURE
    20. DIFFERENCIATE BTWN ASD AND ASDA,CLEARWAY & STOPWAY
    21. DIFFERENCIATE BTWN A SUITABLE AND AN ADEQUATE AERODROME
    22. DIFFERENCIATE BTWN VMC AND VMCA
    23. WHAT IS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ZERO FUEL WEIGHT
    24. EFFECT OF WEIGHT ON Va
    25. DIFFERENCIATE BTWN A VISUAL APPROACH AND A VMC APPROACH (ENR)
    26. OBSTACLE CLEARANCE IN THE HOLDING PATTERN AND THROUGHOUT THE APPROACH
    27. WHAT IS THE APPROACH SPEED OF THE CATEGORY OF AIRCRAFT YOU ARE FLYING
    28. WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF A MALTESE CROSS ON A NON PRECISION APPROACH
    29. DEFINE AND DESCRIBE VDP (VISUAL DESCENT POINT)
    30. WHAT DOES “CLEARED FOR APPROACH” MEAN AND UNTIL WHERE IS IT VALID
    31. PRIVILEDGES AND LIMITATIONS OF A CPL AND REQUIREMENTS FO INITIAL ISSUE OF A CPL
    32. WHEN CAN YOU CONVERT VIS TO RVR AND CAN YOU USE IT FOR TAKE OFF PLANNING
    33. DIFFERENCIATE BETWEEN VIS AND RVR
    34. EXPLAIN CLOUD CEILING
    35. SPECIAL VFR MINIMAS
    36. VFR MINIMAS WITHIN A CTR
    37. EXPLAIN THE USE OF THE FEATHERING LOCK

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