Additional Question Bank Flashcards

1
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the foundation of flight safety

A

cockpit discipline and crew coordination

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2
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Proper management

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Communication, and cross checking

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3
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utilize fully and efficiently

A

planning

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4
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greatly enhanced

A

procedures and terminology

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5
Q

jeopardizing

A

crew members and safety

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6
Q

autopilot inputs

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the pilot flying or PF

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7
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Significant deviations

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Airspeed: +/- 10kts
Heading:+/- 10 degrees
Altitude: +/- 100ft
VSI: +/- 250 from target

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8
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desired flight parameters

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1 course dot
1/2 dot below GS or 1 dot above GS
-5kts Vref
Bank angle exceeds 30 degrees or +/- 5 from target
MDA +100ft -0ft
Improper configuration
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9
Q

V speeds

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V1: 90, Vr: 95, V2: 105

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10
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Checklist

A

challenge and response

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11
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Do not skip items. If it is to be decided to not accomplish an item on the checklist at that time,…

A

Last Completed Item

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12
Q

The FAA’s publishes holdover time tables…

A

Annually

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13
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To determine calibrated 0 degree tilt of the weather radar ___________________________ and drop the 000 (10000=20). Run your tilt down until the top of the beam is on the ______________________(there is no Radar return beyond that range). Now add __________ (for a 4 degree beam width, 5+2=7) and you are now at calibrated 0 degrees of tilt.

A

Double our altitude AGL, range corresponding to double your altitude, 5 degrees to half your beam width

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