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Home > Exam Questions > ATPL - Airline Transport Pilot Licence > Flight Planning and Monitoring > Use the attached SEP1 training Figure 2.5 under its associated conditions: initial fuel load 444 lb (74 US gal) and mass 3663 lb before engine start, sea-level departure and ISA conditions. At pressure altitude 7500 ft, full throttle, 2300 rpm and mixture 20 degrees C lean of peak EGT, what approximate endurance does the graph give, including its stated climb, taxi/runup and 45-minute reserve allowances?

58 - ATPL Question Bank in English - Use the attached SEP1 training Figure 2.5 under its associated conditions: initial fuel load 444 lb (74 US gal) and mass 3663 lb before engine start, sea-level departure and ISA conditions. At pressure altitude 7500 ft, full throttle, 2300 rpm and mixture 20 degrees C lean of peak EGT, what approximate endurance does the graph give, including its stated climb, taxi/runup and 45-minute reserve allowances?

Question 58 - Flight Planning and Monitoring - ATPL - Airline Transport Pilot Licence

Flight Planning and Monitoring - Use the attached SEP1 training Figure 2.5 under its associated conditions: initial fuel load 444 lb (74 US gal) and mass 3663 lb before engine start, sea-level departure and ISA conditions. At pressure altitude 7500 ft, full throttle, 2300 rpm and mixture 20 degrees C lean of peak EGT, what approximate endurance does the graph give, including its stated climb, taxi/runup and 45-minute reserve allowances?

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