EASA Module 11 Practice Exam 2026 - Free Module 11 Practice Questions and Study Guide

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During engine fire bottle operation, where does the extinguishing agent discharge when the cartridge ruptures?

Into the engine fire zone

Engine fire suppression is designed to flood the area where the flame actually exists. The extinguishing agent is stored in a bottle and released when the cartridge ruptures due to heat, opening passages that direct the agent into the engine fire zone. Flooding the engine nacelle and surrounding compartments cools and smothers the fire at its source, which is why the discharge goes into the engine fire zone. Releasing into the exterior atmosphere, the cockpit, or the engine intake would not effectively reach or control the fire and could put occupants at risk or waste the agent.

Into the engine intake

Into the exterior atmosphere

Into the cockpit