Global 6000 Complete Practice Test 2026

The key idea is that synoptic flow line colors reflect the current status of the bleed system. Amber shows that flow is present or a leak check is in progress. After you finish the bleed leak checklist and verify there’s no leak, the system is considered resolved and there is no active bleed flow, so the lines indicate no flow by turning clear. This is why changing from amber to clear is the correct result.

If the lines went to red, that would suggest a fault or alarm. If they went to green, that would imply normal bleed flow is still present. Leaving amber would indicate the status hasn’t updated or the check is still considered in progress, which isn’t the case after completing the checklist.