ATP Written W&B/Planning Questions

cimepilot

cimepilot

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Do the W&B/Flight Planning questions on the ATP written differ based on the 121 or 135 test? I heard that if you choose the 121 test, only study the 727 questions and for the 135 test, only study the 1900 questions. Any truth to this?
 
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Memorize the answers. Easy.

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I vote for rote!
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I told you what to do. Most examples in FAA exams are old and out of date. Much more simple and practical ways of obtaining W & B and performance numbers are used today in the "real world". So, knock yourself out and take 3 hours to complete your ATP written by doing all those long hand archaic calculations. Or, just memorize the answers, get the test done in 28 minuets and score a 98%. As long as you know how to do the calculations and understand them, that's all that matters.
 
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Memorize the answers. Easy.

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I second that. Most major airlines have load planners and regionals do the calculations way different anyway. Its really easy to memorize them just takes a day or two.
 
Are you sure it isnt the other way around? If i remember correctly, i had be-1900 questions on my 121 atp written. AllATPs exam prep has you study the 1900 questions, I dont recall studying any 727 questions, but it has been about 6 months since I took the test.
 
I wouldn't get wrapped up in the W&B questions. You might only get a couple anyway, and thats 2-3 points total.
 
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