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CFT - Icao Na Proa Test 01
CFT - Icao Na Proa Test 01
IDENTIFICATION
Welcome
to
the
Santos
Dumont
English
Assessment.
I
am
(name)
and
this
is
(name).
(He/she)
will
not
interact
with
us
during
the
test.
________________________________________________________________________
PART
1:
AVIATION
TOPICS
Part
One:
“Aviation
Topics”.
In
this
part,
you
have
to
answer
questions
related
to
aviation.
You
should
take
approximately
one
minute
to
answer
each
question
and
I
will
tell
you
when
to
stop
if
necessary.
Thank you. That is the end of Part One. Let’s now move on to Part Two.
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You are the pilot of a twin-‐engine aircraft. Your call sign is ANAC 123.
Please put the headphones on. Let ́s check the volume.
AUDIO CHECK
Situation
1)
You
are
at
Juiz
de
Fora
Airport.
Listen
to
Juiz
de
Fora
Tower
and
read
back.
01
ANAC
123,
[CLEARED
TO
ENTER
RUNWAY
20]
AND
BACKTRACK]
[REPORT
READY
FOR
TAKEOFF]
[3]
Minimum
Interaction:
“Anac
123,
roger.
Cleared
enter
RWY
20
and
backtrack.
We
will
report
ready
for
takeoff”.
Now,
during
taxi,
your
chief
purser
advises
you
that
an
unaccompanied
child
is
having
an
epileptic
seizure.
Contact
Tower,
report
you
situation
and
request
medical
help.
Then
interact
appropriately.
Minimum
interaction:
“Juiz
de
Fora
Ground,
we
have
a
medical
emergency
here.
An
alone
kid
is
having
an
epileptic
seizure.
We
need
to
go
back
to
the
apron
and
we
request
an
ambulance,
ANAC
123.”
02
ANAC
123,
[YOU
ARE
CLEARED
TO
EXIT
THE
RUNWAY
BY
DELTA]
[TO
THE
PARKING
AREA]
[AN
AMBULANCE
WILL
BE
PROVIDED]
[CONFIRM
IF
THE
PASSENGER
IS
UNDER
18].
[3]
Minimum
interaction:
“AFFIRM.
It
is
a
kid.
We
will
leave
the
runway
by
Bravo
to
the
parking
area,
Anac
123.”
Minimum interaction: “The controller told me to.... and asked me to confirm if....”
Situation
2)
You
are
ready
to
taxi
at
Heathrow
Airport.
Listen
to
Heathrow
Ground
and
read
back
all
information.
03
ANAC
123,
[TAXI
APPROVED
TO
RUNWAY
27
LEFT]
[VIA
BRAVO
AND
ALFA
13]
[CAUTION
DUE
TO
WORK
IN
PROGRESS
ON
THE
GRASS
MARGIN].
WHEN
REACHING
HOLDING
POINT
[CONTACT
TOWER
ON
112.35]
[4]
Now
due
to
the
long
wait,
you
notice
you
are
below
the
minimum
required
fuel
you
have
to
refuel.
Call
Tower,
tell
them
about
your
problem
and
say
intentions.
Then
listen
to
the
ATC
and
interact.
Minimum interaction: “Heathrow Tower, ANAC 123. We need to return to the gate in order to refuel…
04
ANAC
123,
ROGER,
[ENTER
RUNWAY
27]
AND
[VACATE
VIA
A13
AND
BRAVO].
[EXPEDITE
YOUR
TAXI]
[CONFIRM
YOU
HAVE
PROBLEMS
WITH
FUEL
LEAKING]
[4]
Minimum
interaction:
“NEGATIVE,
we
have
to
refuel
to
avoid
lack
of
fuel,
not
fuel
leaking,
ANAC
123.’’
Minimum interaction: “The controller asked me to confirm if...and he told me....”
Minimum interaction: “Anac 123, cleared to taxi via Bravo and BC to rwy 09 central…
Now,
while
taxiing,
you
observe
some
liquid
leaking
from
the
Airbus
in
front
of
you.
It
seems
to
escape
from
the
landing
gear.
Report
it
to
the
ATC.
Then
interact
appropriately.
Minimum
interaction:
Atlanta
Ground,
we
can
see
a
liquid
coming
out
from
the
Airbus
in
front
of
us.
It
looks
like
hydraulic
fluid
from
the
landing
gear,
ANAC
123.”
06
ANAC
123,
[HOLD
POSITION]
CONFIRM
YOU
NOTICE
HYDRAULIC
FLUID
COMING
OUT
FROM
YOUR
LANDING
GEAR.
[2]
Minimum interaction: “ANAC 123, NEGATIVE, the liquid is from the airbus A380 ahead of us.”
Minimum interaction: “The controller asked to confirm if...and she told me to....”
07
ANAC
123,
[RADAR
CONTACT]
[DESCEND
TO
10
THOUSAND
FEET]
[KEEP
PRESENT
HEADING]
[REPORT
REACHING
8
THOUSAND
FEET]
[EXPECT
TO
LAND
ON
RUNWAY
30]
[5]
Now,
during
the
descent,
you
see
this
on
your
right,
at
2
o’clock.
Call
Empire
Control,
report
the
situation
and
ask
to
deviate.
Then,
listen
to
the
controller
and
interact.
Minimum
interaction:
Empire,
there
is
a
huge
hot
air
balloon
close
to
our
position.
We
need
to
deviate
to
the
left.
08
ANAC
123,
[TURN
LEFT
HEADING
180]
[COULD
YOU
CONFIRM
THERE
IS
A
BALLOON
AT
2
O’CLOCK?]
Minimum
interaction:
“ANAC
123,
AFFIRM,
the
balloon
is
to
our
right,
at
2
o’clock.
We
are
now
heading
180
turning
left,
Anac
123.
Minimum interaction: “The controller asked to confirm if...and she told me to....”
Thank
you.
Now
situation
number
5.
Situation
5)
You
have
just
taken
off
to
Salvador.
Listen
to
Salvador
Control
and
read
back.
09
ANAC
123,
[AIRBORNE
AT
15]
[CLIMB
TO
THREE
THOUSAND
FEET]
[FLY
HEADING
TINO
VORTAC]
[SPEED
AT
YOUR
DISCRETION]
[4]
Minimum
interaction:
“Roger,
climbing
to
3,000
ft
heading
(TINO)
VORTAC,
speed
at
our
discretion,
ANAC
123.’’
Now,
after
takeoff,
this
happens
to
you.
Call
Salvador
Control,
explain
the
situation
and
say
your
intentions.
Then,
listen
to
the
controller
and
interact.
Minimum
interaction:
“Salvador
Control,
ANAC
123.
We
lost
our
GPS
navigation.
We
need…
ANAC
123
”
10
ANAC
123,
[I
UNDERSTOOD
YOU
HAD
A
GPWS
FAILURE]
[TRANSMISSION
IS
POOR]
[DO
YOU
HEAR
ME
LOUD
AND
CLEAR?].
[4]
Minimum
interaction:
“Salvador
Control,
NEGATIVE,
we
have
lost
our
GPS.
We
read
you
(1
to
5),
ANAC
123.
Thank you. That is the end of Part 2. Let’s move on the third part of the test.
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At the end of Part 3, I will ask you to compare the three situations, so please take notes.
11
ATC:
LUFTHANSA
571,
[WE’VE
BEEN
INFORMED
YOU
STARTED
AN
EMERGENCY
EVACUATION
PROCEDURE].
[PLEASE
CONFIRM
IF
YOU
NEED
ASSISTANCE].
[2]
PILOT:
GROUND,
[THE
SLIDES
WERE
DEPLOYED
BY
MISTAKE].
[EVERYTHING
IS
UNDER
CONTROL].
[WE
DON’T
NEED
ASSISTANCE].
[PASSENGERS
ARE
ALL
SAFE].
LUFTHANSA
571.
Now tell me, in your own words, everything that the pilot and the controller said.
12
PILOT:
[MAYDAY
MAYDAY
MAYDAY],
MIAMI
CONTROL,
N0CFT7
[ON
FIRE].
[WE
BELIEVE
IT’S
COMING
FROM
THE
AIR
CONDITIONING
SYSTEM].
[REQUEST
IMMEDIATE
RETURN].
ATC:
N0CFT7,
ROGER
MAYDAY.
[CLEARED
TO
RETURN
TO
FORT
LAUDERDALE
AIRPORT].
[FIRE
BRIGADE
WILL
BE
ACTIVATED].
[EXPECT
ILS
APPROACH
TO
RUNWAY
05
RIGHT].
Now tell me, in your own words, everything that the pilot and the controller said.
In what circumstances pilots might face fire onboard? Give some examples.
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13
PILOT:
MANAUS
CENTER,
SPANISH
AIR
091.
[WE
REQUEST
IMMEDIATE
DESCENT
TO
A
SAFE
ALTITUDE].
[WE
HAD
AN
ALERT
OF
SUDDEN
DEPRESSURIZATION]
ATC:
SPANISH
AIR
091,
ROGER.
[STATE
PERSONS
ON
BOARD]
AND
[HOW
MUCH
FUEL
YOU
HAVE].
[WE
ARE
CLEARING
OUT
THE
TRAFFIC].
Now
tell
me,
in
your
own
words,
everything
that
the
pilot
and
the
controller
said.
Wait
for
interaction
How
could
technology
prevent
decompression?
And
why
pilots
need
to
reach
a
safe
altitude?
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Now,
considering
the
three
situations
you
heard
in
part
3:
-‐ How
would
you
compare
them?
You
may
want
to
compare
them
in
terms
of
severity,
possible
solutions
and
ways
of
prevention.
Which
one
do
you
think
is
the
most
difficult
to
deal
with?
Why?
Thank you. That is the end of Part Three. Let’s move on to the last part of the test, part four.
In
this
part,
you
will
tell
me
what
you
can
see
in
this
picture
(show
the
picture
to
the
test
taker)
and
what
you
think
is
happening
in
it.
After
that,
I
will
ask
you
some
questions.
(Pause)
Look
at
the
picture
carefully.
You
may
take
a
few
moments
to
think
before
you
start
talking.
1
Please
describe
this
picture
to
me.
If
necessary:
-‐What
do
you
think
was
happening
when
this
picture
was
taken?
/
What’s
happening?
2
Choose
one:
What
do
you
think
happened
before
this
picture
was
taken?;
or
What
do
you
think
these
people
were
doing
before
this
picture
was
taken?
What
do
you
think
was
happening
before
this
picture
was
taken?
Can
you
create
a
short
story
based
on
this
picture?
Use
your
imagination.
3
Imagine
that
this
picture
has
just
been
taken:
What
do
you
think
will
happen
next?
4) What actions would you take if your airplane was in a similar situation?
6) “Facing a cloud of volcanic ash at night is much worse because you can not see it.”
To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?
Ok, thank you! So this is the end of the test. Thank you very much for coming.