RYANAIR CONVERSION FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT SOLUTIONS||100% GUARANTEED PASS||UPDATED SYLLABUS||A+ GRADED||RECENT VERSION

RYANAIR CONVERSION FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT SOLUTIONS||100% GUARANTEED PASS||UPDATED SYLLABUS||A+ GRADED||RECENT VERSION 1. Aircraft General & Limitations 1. What is the maximum takeoff weight (MTOW) for Ryanair’s B737-800 (standard config)? ANSWER 79,000 kg (174,165 lbs) 2. What is the maximum zero fuel weight (MZFW) for the B737-800? ANSWER 62,730 kg (138,300 lbs) 3. What is the maximum landing weight (MLW) for the B737-800? ANSWER 66,360 kg (146,300 lbs) 4. What is the minimum fuel for dispatch for a standard Ryanair sector? ANSWER 1,500 kg plus taxi fuel (unless otherwise specified in FCOM) 5. What is the maximum allowable tailwind for takeoff and landing (Ryanair Ops Manual)? ANSWER 10 knots (15 knots for dry runway with specific approval) 6. What is the maximum demonstrated crosswind for takeoff/landing on a dry runway? ANSWER 33 knots (B737-800) 7. What is the maximum operating altitude for the B737-800? ANSWER 41,000 feet 8. What is the minimum flight crew for Ryanair operations? ANSWER 2 pilots (Captain and First Officer) 9. What is the maximum number of passengers on B737-800 (Ryanair config)? ANSWER 189 passengers 10. What is the maximum allowable fuel imbalance between main tanks? ANSWER 500 kg (1,100 lbs) 2. Performance & Weight & Balance 11. What is the standard taxi fuel allowance per sector? ANSWER 200 kg (for planning purposes) 12. What is the maximum allowable takeoff and landing tailwind component for contaminated runways? ANSWER 5 knots 13. When is a takeoff performance calculation required? ANSWER For every takeoff (by EFB or manual calculation) 14. What is the minimum runway length required for a typical Ryanair B737-800 takeoff at MTOW (sea level, ISA)? ANSWER Approximately 2,500 m (8,200 ft) 15. What does “TOGA” stand for? ANSWER Takeoff/Go-Around thrust 16. What is the V1 cut speed definition for Ryanair SOPs? ANSWER Decision speed; below V1 reject takeoff, above V1 continue 17. What is the typical V2 speed range for B737-800 at MTOW? ANSWER 145–165 knots 18. What is the maximum ramp weight? ANSWER 79,200 kg 19. Can the aircraft be dispatched with an inoperative autobrake system? ANSWER Yes, but with manual braking procedures and MEL 20. What is the minimum brake temperature for takeoff if brake cooling is required? ANSWER No specific min; brake cooling schedule per FCOM after rejected takeoff 3. Limitations & MEL 21. What is the “MEL” and who approves it? ANSWER Minimum Equipment List; approved by the NAA (IAA for Ryanair) 22. Can you dispatch with an inoperative APU? ANSWER Yes, provided ground air start capability is available 23. What is the maximum allowable flight time with one pack inoperative? ANSWER No time limit, but maximum flight level is reduced to FL250 24. What does “CDL” stand for? ANSWER Configuration Deviation List 25. What is the maximum number of inoperative passenger seats for dispatch? ANSWER No limit, but must not affect crew rest or emergency exit access 26. Can the aircraft be dispatched with an inoperative cockpit voice recorder (CVR)? ANSWER No – mandatory for IFR operations 27. What is the MEL category “C” time limit? ANSWER 10 days 28. What is the MEL category “D” time limit? ANSWER 120 days 29. Which autopilot system must be operative for CAT I approaches? ANSWER At least one autopilot channel (A or B) 30. Can you dispatch with an inoperative windshield wiper on the captain’s side? ANSWER No, if rain is forecast for departure or destination 4. Normal & Non-Normal Procedures 31. What is the memory item for “Engine Fire on Ground”? ANSWER Thrust lever (affected engine) – Idle; Fuel control switch – Cutoff; Fire switch – Pull & Rotate 32. What is the first memory item for “Cabin Altitude Warning” or rapid decompression? ANSWER Don oxygen masks – 100% – Establish communication 33. What is the immediate action for “Engine Failure after V1”? ANSWER Rotate at Vr – Positive rate – Gear up – Climb at V2