Boeing 757-300 differences

757-300, for engineers rated on the 757-200

What changes on the longer 757-300, chapter by chapter. 215 questions in 8 chapters, each with a worked explanation. 5 questions in every chapter are free; the rest come with the same subscription as the Part 66 modules.

Chapters

8 chapters · 215 questions

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One free question from each of 6 chapters. Pick your answer, then open the explanation.

  1. ATA 21 · Air Conditioning

    How many temperature zones does the zone temperature control system control on the 757-300?

    • A.Four
    • B.Three
    • C.Five
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    Correct answer: A. Four

    Flight deck, FWD, MID and AFT cabin. The 757-200 has three zones (flight deck, FWD and AFT), so the MID cabin zone is new on the longer airplane.

  2. ATA 22 · Yaw Damper and Stabilizer Trim

    On the 757-300, which units do the yaw damper and stabilizer trim functions?

    • A.Two YDMs and two SAMs
    • B.Three FCCs and the MCDP
    • C.Two YSMs in the CSEUs
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    Correct answer: C. Two YSMs in the CSEUs

    The yaw damper/stabilizer trim modules (YSMs) are CSEU modules that combine both jobs. The 757-200 uses separate yaw damper modules (YDMs) and stabilizer trim/elevator asymmetry modules (SAMs).

  3. ATA 23 · Emergency Locator Transmitter

    What powers the ELT transmitter in the 757-300 differences course?

    • A.The 28 V DC ground service bus
    • B.Its own battery pack
    • C.The hot battery bus
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    Correct answer: B. Its own battery pack

    The transmitter does not use airplane power. Four D-size lithium manganese dioxide cells in series give it 12 V DC.

  4. ATA 25 · Cargo Loading and Off-Wing Escape

    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.

  5. ATA 26 · Cargo Fire Protection

    How do the two 757-300 cargo fire bottles discharge into the selected compartment?

    • A.Bottle 2 only after 30 minutes
    • B.Bottle 1 fast, bottle 2 metered
    • C.Both bottles dump at the same time
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    Correct answer: B. Bottle 1 fast, bottle 2 metered

    Bottle 1 empties quickly to knock the fire down. Bottle 2 releases slowly through pressure regulators to keep the agent concentration up. On the 757-200 both bottles release their contents quickly.

  6. ATA 27 · Flight Controls

    How many modules does each 757-300 CSEU contain?

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

    Two PSMs, three SCMs and one YSM. The 757-200 CSEU has eight modules, with separate stabilizer trim/elevator asymmetry, rudder ratio changer and yaw damper modules.

Questions about this course

What does this course cover?

What changes on the longer 757-300, chapter by chapter. It is written for the 757-300, for engineers rated on the 757-200, in 8 chapters that follow the ATA order of the type course.

Why are the courses kept apart?

So you only practise what your own course covers. The Boeing 757 B1.1 type course and the Boeing 757 B2 type course have their own question banks.

Is it included in the subscription?

Yes. Every chapter has 5 free questions to try, and all 215 questions come with the same Part66Exams subscription as the Part 66 modules, at no extra cost.

Are these the questions from my course exam?

No. They are written in our own words for revision. Your type course and the aircraft maintenance manual stay the authority, as limits and procedures can differ between airframes and operators.

Can I practise in another language?

Yes. Every question can be read in English or 15 other languages, with a switch back to the original English.