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What category are lightweight, single-engine, propeller driven aircraft weighing 12,500 pounds or less?

Category I

What category are lightweight, twin-engine, propeller driven aircraft weighing 12,500 pounds or less?

Category II

What are the general performance characteristics for CAT I aircraft?

Speed: 100-160 knots


Altitude: 10,000 feet and below


Climb Rate: 1,000 feet per minute or less


Weight Class: Small (S)

What are the general performance characteristics for CAT II aircraft?

Speed: 160-250 knots


Altitude: FL240 and below


Climb Rate: 1,000 to 2,000 feet per minute


Weight Class: Small (S)

What are the general performance characteristics for CAT III aircraft?

Speed: 300-550 knots


Altitude: FL450 and below


Climb Rate: 2,000-4,000 feet per minute


Weight Class: Specific for each aircraft

What are the general performance characteristics for Helicopters?

Speed: 90-160 knots


Altitude: FL200 and below


Climb Rate: 500-2,150 feet per minute


Weight Class: Small (S) - Large (L)

How much does a small plus aircraft weigh?

Between 12,500 lbs to 41,000lbs

Which organization establishes designators for civil aircraft.

International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

An aircraft designator may contain as many as _____ characters but no less than _____ character.

four, two

What is the missing aircraft identification feature?




Size / ___________ / Engine Type / Wing Placement / Wing Configuration / Tail Configuration / ___________ / Fuselage Shape / Landing Gear

Engine Location and Number


Windows

What is the missing aircraft identification feature?




_______ / Engine Location and Number / Engine Type / Wing Placement / ______________ / Tail Configuration / Windows / Fuselage Shape / Landing Gear

Size


Wing Configuration

What is the missing aircraft identification feature?




Size / Engine Location and Number / ____________ / Wing Placement / Wing Configuration / Tail Configuration / Windows / Fuselage Shape / __________

Engine Type


Landing Gear

What is the missing aircraft identification feature?




Size / Engine Location and Number / Engine Type / _____________ / Wing Configuration / _______________ / Windows / Fuselage Shape / Landing Gear

Wing Placement


Tail Configuration

What are the three aircraft engine types?

Reciprocating


Turboprop


Turbojet

What are the three wing placements?

High Wing


Mid Wing


Low Wing

What are the three basic wing configurations?

Straight Wing


Swept Wing


Delta Wing

What are the five tail configurations?

Conventional tail


Forward slant vertical stabilizer


Horizontal stabilizer above fuselage (Mid-Tail)


"T" Tail


"V" Tail

What are the five basic window shapes?

Oval


Round


Teardrop


Square


Bubble Canopy

What are the three factors that contribute to the shape of the fuselage?

Aircraft's design function


Type of power plant or engine use


Materials used

What are the two basic landing gear?

Tricycle Landing Gear


Conventional Landing Gear

What are the two types of landing gear configurations?

Fixed


Retractable