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95 - EASA PPL(A) Theory Exam Questions in English - Using the attached representative SEP table, calculate block fuel for this arithmetic exercise: overhead-to-overhead time 2 h 43 min, add 7 min climb and 10 min approach/landing; altitude 6500 ft, ISA −20 °C, 2300 RPM, 23.0 inHg or full throttle if limiting; taxi 2 USG and reserve 30% of trip fuel. Interpolate the hourly fuel flow then round it to 0.1 USG/h before multiplying by total flight time. Round block fuel to 0.1 USG. The stated reserve is an exercise assumption, not a universal legal requirement.

Question 95 - Flight Performance and Planning - EASA PPL(A) - Private Pilot Licence (Aeroplane)

Flight Performance and Planning - Using the attached representative SEP table, calculate block fuel for this arithmetic exercise: overhead-to-overhead time 2 h 43 min, add 7 min climb and 10 min approach/landing; altitude 6500 ft, ISA −20 °C, 2300 RPM, 23.0 inHg or full throttle if limiting; taxi 2 USG and reserve 30% of trip fuel. Interpolate the hourly fuel flow then round it to 0.1 USG/h before multiplying by total flight time. Round block fuel to 0.1 USG. The stated reserve is an exercise assumption, not a universal legal requirement.
47.3 USG
50.4 USG
43.8 USG
39.2 USG

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