ANAC Flight Engineer Theoretical Exam (Mecânico de Voo) study materials
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ANAC Flight Engineer Theoretical Exam (Mecânico de Voo) case studies

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The ANAC Flight Engineer theoretical exam - Exame Teórico de Mecânico de Voo - is the knowledge test that the Brazilian civil aviation authority, ANAC, requires before a candidate can obtain the flight engineer licence (licença de mecânico de voo). The flight engineer is the crew member who monitors and manages aircraft systems in flight: engines, fuel, hydraulics, electrical generation, pressurization and air conditioning, and the associated abnormal and emergency procedures. The ANAC Flight Engineer Theoretical Exam (Mecânico de Voo) case studies are 5 cases and about 3,257 words.

1

Cruise Fuel Penalty After a Bleed-Valve Fault at FL350

A twin-engine transport is cruising at FL350, Mach 0.78, gross weight 62 000 kg, with 9 400 kg of fuel on board. Forty minutes after top of climb the flight engineer notices that the left air-conditioning pack has been commanded off automatically; the associated bleed-valve indication shows closed while the right pack carries the full cabin heat load.

739 words, about 4 min
2

Rejected Takeoff Decision at V1 After an Unannounced Thrust Loss

A four-engine cargo aircraft is cleared for takeoff on a 3 200 m dry runway at a sea-level airport, OAT 32 °C, calm wind. Takeoff weight is 285 000 kg, V1 is 148 kt, VR 156 kt, V2 162 kt.

649 words, about 3 min
3

Weight and Balance After a Late Load Change

A regional turboprop is being loaded for a 1 h 20 min sector. The load sheet prepared by the dispatcher shows a takeoff weight of 19 800 kg against a maximum of 20 400 kg, with the centre of gravity at 22 % MAC; the forward limit is 18 % and the aft limit is 32 %.

657 words, about 3 min
4

Deferred Defect and MEL Interval on a Remote Turnaround

An aircraft arrives at a remote airfield with a defect in the left main landing gear position indication: the left gear-down-and-locked light does not illuminate, although the gear extends normally and the right and nose lights are correct. Maintenance at the station confirms the gear is physically down and locked by inspection and that the fault is in the indicating circuit, not the gear itself.

621 words, about 3 min
5

Drift-Down and Terrain Clearance After Cabin Depressurization

A transport aircraft is cruising at FL370 over mountainous terrain with a minimum safe altitude of 21 000 ft along the route. Gross weight is 58 000 kg.

591 words, about 3 min