Acronyms Flashcards

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SIGMET-Conterminous U.S.

ATIS

A

Ash

Turbulence (severe or greater)

Icing (severe)

Sandstorm/duststorm

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SIGMET (Outside conterminous U.S.)

TITSAD

A

Thunderstorm

Icing (severe)

Tropical Cyclone

Sandstorm

Ash

Duststorm

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SIGMET Thunderstorms (Outside conterminous U.S.)

OWISE

A

Obscured

Widespread

Isolated severe

Squall line

Embedded

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Convective SIGMET

SEAL

A

Severe TS (Tornado, hail 3/4’ or greater, wind 50 kts or greater)

Embedded TS

Area of TS (40% of an area covering 3000 sq miles)

Line of TS (40% of its length 60 miles or longer)

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Phenomena in a SIGMET not needing to cover an area at least 3000 square miles

SOE

A

Squall line
Obscured thunderstorm
Embedded thunderstorm

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AIRMETS

TWINM

A

Turbulence (moderate)
Wind sustained (>30kts@ surface)
Icing (moderate)
Non-convective LLWS (below 2000’ AGL)
Mountain obscuration/IFR

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Urgent PIREP

STSHALO

A

Severe/extreme turbulence including CAT

Tornadoes, funnel clouds, waterspouts

Severe icing

Hail

Ash

LLWS (2000’ AGL and below, airspeed fluctuations 10 kts or more)

Other phenomena condsidered hazardous by the briefer

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Flight Information Service Data Link (FISDL or FIS-B)

SCAMTAP

A

SIGMET

Convective SIGMET

AIRMET

METAR (routine and SPECI)

TAF

AWW (severe weather forecast alerts)

Pirep (routine and urgent)

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AWOS

TWADDVC

A

Temperature

Wind

Altimeter

Dew point

Density Alt.

Visibility (AWOS 2)

Cloud/ceiling (AWOS 3)

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ASOS

TPRFR

A

TWADDVC+

Precip Identification

Rain accumulation

Freezing rain occurance

Remarks

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HIWAS

PACSAC

A

Pireps (urgent)

AWWs (aviation watch notification messages)

CWAs (center weather advisories)

SIGMETs

AIRMETs

Convective SIGMETs

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PIREP solicitation

TITSVVC

A

Thunderstorms

Icing (light or greater)

Turbulence (moderate or greater)

Shear (wind shear)

Visibility (5sm or less)

Volcanic ash

Ceiling (5000’ or less)

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Basic VFR Radar Services

SALTS

A

Sequencing (locations where procedures are established)

Alerts (safety)

Limited radar vectoring (workload permitting)

Traffic advisories

Separation (VFR-IFR)

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TRSA VFR Radar Services

SALT+SS

A

SALT
Separation (IFR-VFR & participating VFR-VFR)
Sequencing (participating VFR)

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Class C VFR Radar Services

SALT+SS

A

SALT

Separation (IFR-VFR)

Sequencing (VFR to primary)

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Class B

SALT+SS

A

SALT

Separation (IFR, VFR, Weight)

Sequencing (VFR to primary(s))

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91.103 preflight action

DRAWFP

A

Delays (ATC)
Runway lengths
Alternatives
Weather reports and forecasts
Fuel requirments

Performance (TOLD)

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Limited Aviation Weather Reporting Station (LAWRS)

COWARDS

A

Cloud height

Obstructions to vision

Weather

Altimeter

Remarks (pertinent)

Dewpoint/temperature (in most cases)

Surface wind

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Q

NASA report form number

20
Q

Wildlife strike report

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Q

NTSB Report (Accident)

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Q

Major alteration form number

(auxillary fuel tank in cabin)

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Serious Injury

HOBBITS

A

Hospitilization (>48 hrs commencing within 7 days)

Organ (internal)

Bone fracture (except fingers, nose, toes)

Burns (2nd or 3rd degree)

1st degree burns affecting >5% of body surface

Tendon, muscle, nerve damage

Severe hemorrhages

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Aircraft Inspections required for SCAN tests

ATE or ETA

A

Annual (12 calendar mos)

Transponder (24 calendar mos)

ELT (12 calendar mos)

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Aerobatic Flight LOWVAC
Lateral boundaries of B, C, D, E to the surface Open air assembly of people Within 4nm of the center line of federal airway Visibility less than 3sm Altitude less than 1500' agl Congested area of a city, town, or settlement
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Immediate NTSB Notification Required TMILFFROAD
Turbine Failure Midair collision Inability of crewmember (Illness/injury) Loss of informaion (\>50% of cockpit displays) Fire (in flight) Flight control malfunction or failure Release of propeller (not by ground contact) Overdue aircraft Accident Damage \>$25,000
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ELT not needed ROCTDD
Research and development flights One seat aircraft Cropdusting Training within 50 nm Design and testing Delivery of aircraft
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Transponder needed AABC
ADIZ crossing Above 10,000' msl (more than 2500' agl) B within 30nm of primary airport C in and above
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Right of Way operations BGAAR
Balloon Glider Airship Aircraft Rotocraft
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VFR Day Equipment TOMATOFLAMESS
Tachometer Oil pressure gauge Manifold pressure gauge (altitude engine) Altimeter Temperature gauge (liquid cooled engine) Oil temperature gauge Fuel gauge Landing gear position indicator Airspeed indicator Magnetic compass ELT Seat belts (Shoulder harness if certified after 7/18/1978) Strobe lights (certified after 3/11/96
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VFR Night Equipment FLAPS
Fuses (spare) or circuit breakers Landing light (if for hire) Anti-collision lights Position lights Source of electrical power (alternator)