Q- Codes for module 8 aerodynamics for aviation enthusiasts Easa part 66 PDF

Title	Q- Codes for module 8 aerodynamics for aviation enthusiasts Easa part 66
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WWW.AMEQUESTIONPAPERS.COM – DGCA MODULE 08 Visit to download All Module Question papers and study materials Q-CODES 1. Under the ICAO 'Q' code t

re are which three settings?.

a. QEF, QNH, QEN. b. QE, QN, QQE. 2. With reference to altimeters, QFE is.

a. The manufacturers registered name. b. Quite fine equipment. c. 3. QNH refers to. a. Quite near horizon. b. Setting the altimeter to zero. c.

.

4. QNE refers to.

a. Setting the mean sea level atmospheric pressure in accordance with ICAO standard atmosphere i.e. 1013 millibars. b. Setting an altimeter to read aerodrome altitude above sea level. c. Quite new equipment. 5. QFE is. a b. Difference between sea level and airfield pressure. c. Sea level pressure.

ANSWER KEY 1.c

2.c

3.c

4.a

5.a

EXPLANATION 1. The ICAO 'Q' codes are QFE. QNE, QNH. 2. Q is the mathematical symbol for pressure. FE stands for Field Elevation. QFE refers to setting the altimeter to aerodrome atmospheric pressure so the altimeter reads zero on landing and takeoff. 3. Q' is the mathematical symbol for pressure. 'NH' stands for Nautical Height. QNH refers to the setting of actual sea level atmospheric pressure so the altimeter indicates the actual altitude above sea level of the non-standard day.

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WWW.AMEQUESTIONPAPERS.COM – DGCA MODULE 08 Visit to download All Module Question papers and study materials 4. Q' is the mathematical symbol for pressure. 'NE' stands for Nautical Elevation. QNE refers to the setting of the standard sea level atmospheric pressure (i.e. 1013mb) so the altimeter indicates the elevation above mean sea level. (Although it is not the 'true' elevation, if it is not a standard day). 5. Q' is the mathematical symbol for pressure. 'FE' stands for Field Elevation. QFE refers to setting airfield pressure so the altimeter indicates zero on the runway.

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