Type training · Boeing 757 B1.1 · ATA 25, 33

Boeing 757 B1.1: Furnishings and Lights (ATA 25, 33)Type training questions & answers

Flight deck seats, cabin interior, cargo liners, emergency equipment, and the exterior, cabin and emergency lights.

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  1. 1.How far can the captain and first officer seats move fore and aft?

    • A.About 11 inches
    • B.About 4 inches
    • C.About 20 inches
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    Correct answer: A. About 11 inches

    The seats run on curved tracks with 11 inches of travel. The tracks curve outboard over the last 4 inches of aft travel to make getting in and out easier.

  2. 2.What helps the pilots set the correct seat height?

    • A.A line on the glareshield
    • B.A gauge on the seat track
    • C.The eye position indicator
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    Correct answer: C. The eye position indicator

    The indicator has two sighting points. Aligning them puts the pilot's eyes in the design position for instruments and outside view.

  3. 3.Which restraints do the pilot seats have?

    • A.Four-point harness without crotch strap
    • B.Crotch strap, lap belt and harness
    • C.A lap belt only, with no harness
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    Correct answer: B. Crotch strap, lap belt and harness

    The seat back cushion can also be used as a flotation device, and a life vest is stowed in the seat back.

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