FAA Multi-Engine Rating Practice Questions - FAA Multi-Engine Rating (AMEL Class Addition) Exam - FAA Multi-Engine Rating Practice Questions - FAA Multi-Engine Rating (AMEL Class Addition) Exam

Question 1

What is the definition of Vmc (minimum control speed) in a twin-engine airplane?

The minimum airspeed at which directional control can be maintained with the critical engine inoperative and the other engine at takeoff power The minimum safe single-engine climb speed The minimum airspeed to begin an engine-out approach The minimum airspeed at which the aircraft can taxi with one engine

Correct Answer:

The minimum airspeed at which directional control can be maintained with the critical engine inoperative and the other engine at takeoff power

Question 2

On a conventional twin (both engines rotating clockwise as viewed from behind), which engine is the critical engine?

Left engine Right engine Both engines are equally critical The engine with the fuel crossfeed off

Correct Answer:

Left engine

Question 3

Which four factors contribute to identifying the critical engine on a conventional twin (memory aid P-A-S-T)?

P-factor, Accelerated slipstream, Spiraling slipstream, Torque Power, Altitude, Speed, Temperature Pitch, Airspeed, Sideslip, Thrust Performance, Attitude, Stability, Trim

Correct Answer:

P-factor, Accelerated slipstream, Spiraling slipstream, Torque

Question 4

On a twin with counter-rotating propellers, how many critical engines are there?

Neither engine is critical The left engine only The right engine only Both engines are equally critical

Correct Answer:

Neither engine is critical

Question 5

Under 14 CFR 61.63(c), how many hours of flight training are required to add a multi-engine class rating to an existing pilot certificate?

There is no specified minimum; training continues until the applicant meets the ACS standards At least 10 hours of multi-engine flight training At least 20 hours of multi-engine flight training At least 40 hours of multi-engine flight training

Correct Answer:

There is no specified minimum; training continues until the applicant meets the ACS standards

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