Air Rules and ATS Flashcards

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1
Q

When must a flight plan be filled out?

A

Class A airspace, IFR in controlled space, VFR in class D, crossing an international FIR boundary, where destination is more than 40km from departure aerodrome

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2
Q

When is a pilot advised to fill out a flight plan?

A

When flying over the sea

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3
Q

How and how long before is a flight plan filled out?

A

Online - 60 minutes before taxi clearance

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4
Q

When should a new plan be submitted?

A

If departure is delayed by more than 30 minutes

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5
Q

Where activates the flight plan?

A

ATSU

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6
Q

What must a pilot do if the final destination changes?

A

Inform ATSU to prevent an alert being activated

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7
Q

How much does pressure decrease in lower levels of atmosphere?

A

One millibar per 30 feet

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8
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What will happen if flying at constant pressure when flying from high to low pressure?

A

Plane will go down

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9
Q

What are pressure settings measured in?

A

Millibars

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10
Q

What is QFE?

A

Atmospheric pressure at aerodrome level

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Q

What does QFE read?

A

Aerodrome elevation (highest point) above aerodrome level (AAL)

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12
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What is QNH?

A

Altitude above mean sea level (AMSL) - not ground level

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13
Q

What is pressure standard setting?

A

Flight level above 1013 pressure datam

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14
Q

What is transition altitude?

A

Altitude where altimeter can be set to standard setting - above 3000ft in the UK. Flight levels are set every 500ft.

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15
Q

What is wake turbulence?

A

Atmospheric disturbance caused by movement

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