6) TCAS RA Flashcards

1
Q

1- What is the definition of TA?

A
  • Traffic Advisory
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2
Q

2- What action you take when you have a TA?

A
  • Identify the traffic using the traffic display as a guide
  • Call out any conflicting traffic
  • If traffic is sighted, maneuver if needed.
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3
Q

3- Why maneuvers based only on a TA are NOT recommended?

A
  • Because they can result in reduced separation.
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4
Q

4- What is the definition of RA?

A
  • Resolution Advisory
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5
Q

5- What action you take when you have an RA?

A

1- “ MY AIRCRAFT”

2- Disengage the autopilot & Autothrottle

3- Smoothly adjust pitch and thrust to satisfy the RA
command

4- Follow the planned lateral flight path unless visual
contact with the conflicting traffic requires other
action

5- Attempt to establish contact

6- Call out any conflicting traffic

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6
Q

6- Can you follow a Descend (Fly Down) RA below 1000 ft AGL?

A

Should NOT be Followed

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7
Q

7- What you do, if there is a conflict between the RA and the Air Traffic Control?

A

-Comply with the RA vertical guidance and ATC lateral

guidance

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8
Q

8- How safe separation could be compromised once an RA has been issue?

A
  • If current vertical speed is changed, except as necessary to comply with the RA.
       (affect the TCAS system effectiveness)
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