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Question 1

Operator and crewmember checklists will be used for __________through ____ ____ _____checks. While airborne, when the time does not permit the utilization of the checklist or when it’s use would cause a safety hazard, required checks may be completed ______ ________.

Answer 1

Preflight, before leaving aircraft

From memory

Question 2

An Entry will be made on what form for each flight in aircraft or in flight simulators by all crewmembers indicating duties performed, mission, and fight condition?

Answer 2

2408-12

Question 3

What are the different flight conditions that may be used when logging a flight?

Answer 3

D-day
H-Hood
N-Night
NG- night goggles
NS-night systems
W-weather

Question 4

For computation of flying time when does flying time start and stop?

Answer 4

Flying time starts with a helicopter lift off the ground. Flying time ends when the aircraft has landed, and the engines are stopped or the flying crew changes.

Question 5

What will aviation personnel hand carry between assignments?

bonus how long does the crewmember have to turn in?

Answer 5

Their individual Flight records folder (IFRF)

14 calender days to turn in

Question 6

Private, closed, or otherwise restricted airports and heliports will be used only with what?

Answer 6

Prior permission of appropriate authorities and if the facility is suitable for operations

Question 7

Aviators may select landing and takeoff areas when what conditions apply?
(Without landowners approval / prior authorization)

Answer 7

When on life-saving missions or when further flight is inadvisable

Question 8

When will anticollision lights be used?

Answer 8

When aircraft engines are operating except when conditions may cause vertigo or other hazards to safety

Question 9

When will position lights be used?

Answer 9

Position lights will be on bright between official sunset and sunrise

Question 10

Who may authorize exceptions to lighting requirements and under what conditions?

Answer 10

Unit commanders may authorize exemptions to lighting requirements provided they are clearly defined and authorized in standard operating procedures or mission orders

Question 11

What are the three steps of the mission approval process?

Answer 11

1) Initial mission approval
2) mission planning and briefing
3) final Mission approval

Question 12

When are seatbelts authorized to be removed?

Answer 12

Only for operational/training requirements. Never for convenience.

Question 13

When operating in noise sensitive areas, unless required by the mission, all army aircraft will maintain a minimum of what height above the surface of the following: national parks, monuments, recreation areas, and scenic River ways?

Answer 13

2,000’ AGL

Question 14

What are the classes of missions army aircraft may be authorized to perform?

Answer 14

Required use, operational use, special mission use, other official use

Question 15

Who is responsible for designing a crew endurance program?

Answer 15

Unit commander

Question 16

Commanders will integrate risk management into aviation Mission planning and execution at ______ ______.

Answer 16

Every level

Question 17

To be considered current in the aircraft, individuals must take part in flight once every how often?

Answer 17

60 days

Question 18

The following flight rules apply prior to instrument flight
(pilot responsibilities)

Answer 18

-pilots will check NOTAM‘s
-pilots will ensure all required navigation performance levels can be met (RNAV/RNP)
-pilots will ensure a current navigational database


Question 19

Flight into icing conditions

Answer 19

Aircraft will not be flown into known or forecasted severe ice and conditions. If your flight is to be made into known or forecasted moderate ice and conditions, the aircraft must be equipped with adequate operational deicing or anti-icing equipment

Question 20

Aircraft will not be intentionally flown into known or forecasted _______ or _______ turbulence.

Answer 20

Severe

Extreme

Question 21

On a VFR flight plan, when there are intermittent weather conditions, what type of weather will apply?

Answer 21

Predominant weather

Question 22

Aviators flying helicopters may reduce destination and alternate category visibility minimums by how much?

Answer 22

50%, but not less than 1/4 mile

Question 23

An alternate airfield is required when filing IFR to a destination under the following conditions:

Answer 23

-radar is required to execute the approach
-The NAV aids used are unmonitored
-Predominant weather at the destination forecast at ETA through one hour after ETA is less than 400 foot ceiling above the weather planning minimum and visibility less than 1 mile greater than the planning minimum required

Question 24

Can pilots plan for a GPS based instrument approach at the destination and the alternate?

Answer 24

No

Question 25

An alternate is not required if descent from en route minimum altitude for IFR operation, approach, and landing can be made in what conditions?

Answer 25

VFR conditions
(Factor in : planned altitude, forecasted weather, cloud clearance requirements, and AGL altitude)

Question 26

For electronic flight bags, how much should They be charged prior to a flight?

Answer 26

EFB device battery levels must be at least 10% for each hour of total flight time, but not less than 50%

Question 27

Class 1 aircraft are aircraft whose weight or center of gravity limits can ________ be exceeded by loading arrangements

Answer 27

Sometimes

Question 28

Class 2 aircraft are aircraft whose weight or center of gravity limits can ______ be exceeded by loading arrangements

Answer 28

Readily

Question 29

Each aircraft will be weighed when:

Answer 29

Overhaul or major airframe repairs, modifications of 1% or greater of the aircraft basic weight, any modifications or component replacements have been made for which the weight and center of gravity cannot be accurately computed, weight and center of gravity data records are suspected to be in error, the period since the previous weighing reaches 36 months for a Class 1 aircraft

Question 30

If weighing requirements are not met the aircraft status will change to what?

Answer 30

Red X

Question 31

Oxygen will be used by aircraft cruise and occupants for flights on an pressurized aircraft as follows:

Answer 31

-flights above 10,000 feet for more than one hour
-flights above 12,000 feet for more than 30 minutes
-flights about 14,000 feet for any period of time
-For flights above 18,000 feet oxygen pre-breathing will be accomplished by crewmembers

Question 32

What clothing and equipment are approved for aviation use it must be worn by all personnel while performing crew duties?
What equipment can NOT be waived?

Answer 32

-identification tags
-under layer clothing made of cotton, wool, nomex, or materials approved
-flight suit
-boots
-flight gloves
-helmet

 identification tags and under layer clothing

Question 33

When will army aviators file IFR flight plans?

What are the exceptions?

Answer 33

Always.

EXCEPT
-Flight is primarily VFR training
-time will not permit mission completion on an IFR flight plan
-mission can only be accomplished VFR
-excessive ATC delays
-to avoid hazardous weather conditions