Frontier 2312 aircraft familiarization Exam Questions with Complete Solutions Latest Updated four forces of action on an airplane - Correct Answer lift, thrust, weight, drag lift - Correct Answer upward force keeping plane in the air thrust - Correct Answer force moving plane forward caused by engine weight - Correct Answer force pushing object down due to gravity drag - Correct Answer the force that resist the plane from moving forward Frontier flies Airbus - Correct Answer A320, A321, A321NEO, A320NEO manufactured and assembled in - Correct Answer Toulouse France, United Kingdom, Hamburg Germany, mobile Alabama A320/A321 stats - Correct Answer 3000 miles, 590 mph, 39,000 feet altitude A321NEO stats - Correct Answer 4000, 521 mph, 39,000feet altitude aircraft number - Correct Answer number is painted near tail and nose, starting with N and ending in FR A320 AC number starts with - Correct Answer N2 A320NEO AC number starts with - Correct Answer N3 A321 AC number starts with - Correct Answer N7 1 / 2
A321NEO AC number starts with - Correct Answer N6 Fuseleage - Correct Answer cargo, cabin, apu, flight deck
engine - Correct Answer engine 1: left with pilot
engine 2 : right with FO
- external components of airbus - Correct Answer fuselage, engine, wings, tail section, and landing gear
- elements of wings (SALT) - Correct Answer s: spoilers- speed brakes located on top of each wing, help
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APU - Correct Answer Auxiliary Power Unit, small engine providing power on the ground. it provides electrical and hydraulic power, cabin AC, cabin depressurization, heat for wing antiicing Fuselage contains - Correct Answer cabin, flight deck, APU GPU - Correct Answer ground power unit, supplies electrical power from airport to aircraft when parked at the gate gpu is not a component to the aircraft Engine 1 - Correct Answer pilot side, left engine 2 - Correct Answer FO , right side CEO - Correct Answer older parts of the plane main function of the wings - Correct Answer provide lift wing span of Airbus Fleet - Correct Answer 117 feet and 5 inches
turn, help slow down during landing