Ryanair Technical Practice Exam

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• What emergency exits are available to pilots on the 737-800?
• What controls the ailerons, elevators, and rudder on a 737-800?
• Which hydraulic systems are independent of each other on the 737-800?
• What does the cost index represent in aviation?
• How do pilots communicate with air traffic control?
• Under what weather conditions would a pilot typically resort to instrument flight rules (IFR)?
• How many sectors does a 737-800 typically fly per day?
• How many seats are available on a 737-800?
• What is the function of the standby hydraulic system on a 737-800?
• What is the function of the yaw damper?
• What is the primary goal of using instrument flight rules (IFR)?
• What is the sweep angle of the wings on a 737-800?
• Where is a transponder installed in an aircraft?
• What is the primary function of the ailerons on an aircraft?
• What does the ground speed indicator show?
• How are the hydraulic systems powered on a 737-800?
• Define "glide slope."
• What happens to the temperature of the air in the CFM56-7B engine after the high-pressure compressor?
• What is the purpose of the de-icing system on an aircraft?
• What type of radar signal does a transponder respond to?
• What is the purpose of the main landing gear?
• Which of the following best describes how a transponder operates?
• What is the function of the elevator control in an aircraft?
• What is the range of the 737-8200 variant?
• What is the primary purpose of a flight data recorder (FDR)?
• What is the purpose of the cockpit voice recorder (CVR)?
• What percentage of air enters the engine through the low-pressure and high-pressure compressors in the CFM56-7B engine?
• What is the pre-charge pressure for the brake accumulator on a 737-800?
• How is "overtaking speed" defined in aviation?
• What type of pump does the standby hydraulic system use on a 737-800?
• What is the Maximum Takeoff Weight (MTOW) of the 737-800?
• What is the thrust capacity of the CFM56-7B engine on a 737-800?
• Which term describes the signal a transponder sends back to the radar?
• How do winglets contribute to cruise mileage on a 737-800?
• What is the minimum requirement for a transponder to operate?
• What is utilized by the wing anti-ice system on the 737-800 to prevent ice formation?
• What is the Maximum Zero Fuel Weight (MZFW) of the 737-800?
• What environmental benefit do winglets provide on a 737-800?
• What type of engine is the CFM56-7B?
• What role does the aileron play in flight?
• How does the engine anti-ice system function on the 737-800?
• Define "vertical speed indicator" (VSI).
• How is lift generated on an aircraft wing?
• What is the typical cabin pressurization altitude during cruise on a 737-800?
• What is the main function of a transponder in aviation?
• What happens to the windshield when it is heated?
• What is the importance of maintaining situational awareness in aviation?
• What factors can affect an aircraft's takeoff performance?
• Which feature of the MAX engines contributes to reduced noise?
• What is the procedure for the captain after stopping the aircraft during a rejected take-off?
• What is the role of the first officer during a rejected take-off on a 737-800?
• What role does the venturi effect play in the CFM56-7B engine?
• What is the purpose of the power transfer unit in a 737-800?
• How is the FMA structured on the 737-800?
• What occurs if a failure happens at or after V1 during take-off on a 737-800?
• What typically signifies that an aircraft is at its cruise altitude?
• What is the purpose of the autopilot system?
• What is the role of the ice detection system on the 737-800?
• What does the FMA indicate?
• In which case might an engine be considered critical in jet engines?
• A high cost index typically indicates what about flight speed?
• What primary factor influences optimum altitude according to specific weight and speed?
• During what scenario might a pilot decide to initiate a go-around?
• What altitude limit applies to the APU when using just electrics?
• What does "Flight Level" refer to in aviation?
• What is defined as a "runway incursion"?
• What does "clearance" mean in aviation terms?
• What are the minimum and maximum hydraulic pressures for a 737-800?
• Which transponder mode broadcasts additional information such as the aircraft’s altitude?
• What is the primary purpose of air traffic control (ATC)?
• What type of radar does a Radio Altimeter use?
• How is the cost index for a flight determined?
• What does FMA stand for in the context of a 737-800?
• What engines are used in the 737-800?
• What happens when a transponder malfunctions?
• How does the optimum altitude behave during a flight?
• Which engine type is most commonly associated with the Boeing 737-800?
• What is a "visual flight rules" (VFR) flight?
• Why is a transponder crucial during flights in controlled airspace?
• How do turbine fan engines produce thrust?
• How many flight attendants are typically on a 737-800?
• In which direction do the fan blades rotate on a 737-800?
• What is the maximum temperature reached in the combustor of the CFM56-7B engine?
• What does the standby hydraulic system power on a 737-800?
• How much more fuel-efficient is the 737 MAX compared to the 737-800?
• What does a "circuit breaker" do in an aircraft?
• What warning is provided by the ice detection system on the 737-800?
• What does the acronym "ILS" stand for in aviation?
• What are the potential consequences of exceeding critical engine-out minimum control speed (Vmc)?
• What is the primary source of thrust in a jet aircraft?
• How are probes and sensors heated on the 737-800?
• How many exits are there on a 737-800?
• Explain the concept of the engine air ratio on the 737-800.
• What happens to the velocity of air in the convergent duct of the CFM56-7B engine?
• What can cause a compressor stall?
• At what altitude can the APU operate with just bleed air?
• How is "holding pattern" defined in aviation?
• What component contributes to the deflection of ice away from the engine in the anti-ice system?
• What role does the angle of attack play in lift generation?
• How many hydraulic systems does the 737-800 have?
• What primarily determines the fuel efficiency of an aircraft at a given weight and speed?
• What does "bank angle" indicate in an aircraft?
• What factors determine the optimum cruising altitude for a 737-800?
• What is a key difference between the 737-800 and the MAX engines?
• What modes are indicated by the FMA on a 737-800?
• What critical aspect does situational awareness involve?
• What is the fuel capacity of a 737-800?
• What does the term "squawk" refer to in relation to transponders?
• What information does a transponder provide to air traffic control?
• What is "wake turbulence"?
• What component modulates the cabin pressurization on a 737-800?
• What primarily determines the center of gravity (CG) of an aircraft?
• Which type of navigation system uses satellites to determine an aircraft's position?
• What is a compressor stall?
• What is a "taxiway"?
• What is one function of the turbines in the CFM56-7B engine?
• What is the function of the horizontal stabilizer on an aircraft?
• What is one major benefit of using a transponder?
• What percentage of drag reduction can winglets provide on a 737-800?
• How does exceeding Vmc affect an aircraft's maneuverability?
• What is the purpose of wind shear detection systems?
• Where is the FMA located on a 737-800?
• What does the call sign "RYR" refer to in aviation?
• What is the thrust capacity of the CFM LEAP-1B engine on the 737 MAX?
• What does the acronym "TCAS" stand for?
• In terms of aviation safety, what does a NOTAM provide?
• What is the significance of the V1 speed during takeoff?
• What components are involved in the pressurization system of a 737-800?
• What is the primary purpose of a go-around?
• What is a "preflight checklist" used for?
• How are the primary flight controls operated on a 737-800?
• What does the wing anti-ice system do on the 737-800?
• What is the role of the auxiliary power unit (APU) on an aircraft?
• What do speed brakes do on an aircraft?
• What regulatory body requires aircraft to be equipped with transponders?
• What is the bypass ratio of the CFM56-7B engine?
• Can the 737-800 operate in icing conditions?
• What is required for an aircraft to achieve "Vne"?
• How does a Radio Altimeter measure height?
• What is the main function of winglets on a 737-800?
• What is required to initiate a go-around procedure during landing?
• What is the maximum Mach number for the 737-800?
• Define Vmo and its limitation for the 737-800.
• What is the maximum takeoff weight (MTOW) of the 737-800?
• What does the term "stall" refer to in aviation?
• What is a "NOTAM" primarily used for?
• What is the normal hydraulic pressure for a 737-800?
• What altitude is the maximum difference for the pressure relief valves in the pressurization system of a 737-800?
• What benefit does the fly-by-wire spoiler system provide in the 737 MAX?
• How do winglets impact climb performance on a 737-800?
• What is the primary function of the elevator on an aircraft?
• Under what circumstances is an aircraft considered "in the landing configuration"?
• Which condition primarily leads to a stall in aviation?
• How does an aircraft’s wing design influence its performance?
• How can pilots reduce fuel consumption during flight?
• What is defined as the minimum total trip cost in flight operations?
• Which type of fuel is commonly used in commercial jet engines?
• Which type of winglet is included on the B737 MAX?
• What does "speed restriction" entail during approach?
• What are the two main types of transponders used in aviation?
• Which system is crucial for navigation in an aircraft?
• How does a pilot determine an aircraft's fuel requirements?
• What is the range of a 737-800?
• What is one of the key actions a captain performs during a rejected take-off on a 737-800?
• What does the acronym "FMS" stand for in aviation?
• What is the function of flaps during the landing phase of flight?
• How does the CFM56-7B engine produce thrust?
• What is the maximum reversible thrust action taken during a rejected take-off?
• What is the purpose of the primary flight display (PFD)?
• Which feature of the 737 MAX contributes to its reduced weight compared to the 737-800?
• What component is essential for maintaining airplane controllability in the 737-800?
• What is the maximum ceiling of the 737-800?
• What would be a common use of the auxiliary power unit (APU)?
• During a go-around, what is the pilot likely to do?
• What is the significance of the "gear down" call out?
• What is the primary function of windshield heat on the 737-800?
• What is the cruise speed range of the 737-800?
• How does a transponder enhance aircraft safety?
• How does the design improvement of the 737 MAX affect its operational efficiency?
• What does the term "extended range" refer to in aviation?
• What action can pilots take during a rejected take-off before 80 knots?
• What is the function of the flight control surfaces?
• What does the term "stall" refer to in aviation?
• What type of air pressure is used to describe the cabin pressure altitude during a flight?
• What is meant by "cruise altitude" in aviation?
• What occurs during a rejected take-off after 80 knots but before V1?
• What is the normal range of cabin pressure altitude during a flight?