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Boeing 757-300 Differences: Cargo Loading and Off-Wing Escape (ATA 25)Type training questions & answers

The optional bellyloader cargo system and the four-hatch off-wing escape slides: bottles, MCV, ASV and P61 tests.

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  1. 1.What is the Scandinavian bellyloader cargo (SBC) system on the 757-300?

    • A.An optional bulk cargo conveyor
    • B.A standard ULD loading system
    • C.A powered cargo door actuator
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    Correct answer: A. An optional bulk cargo conveyor

    It is an option that moves bulk baggage along the lower hold on a conveyor belt (carpet), so loaders do not have to crawl to the far end of the compartment.

  2. 2.What stops the cargo falling off the end of the SBC carpet?

    • A.Side guide rails
    • B.The movable bulkhead
    • C.A barrier net at the drive unit
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    Correct answer: B. The movable bulkhead

    The carpet is attached to a movable bulkhead that runs on slide guide rails. It travels with the load and stops when it reaches the drive unit.

  3. 3.How many rubber belts pull the SBC carpet?

    • A.Two
    • B.Eight
    • C.Four
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    Correct answer: B. Eight

    Eight rubber belts, threaded through eight belt wheels on the drive line, pull the carpet at both ends.

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