Chapter 6 - Abnormal Operating Procedures Flashcards

1
Q

Malfunctions that prohibit taxiing a T38 (4)

A
  1. Nosewheel steering
  2. Brakes
  3. Canopy
  4. Generator malfunctions or failure
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2
Q

How to direct raising the departure end barrier

A

“Barrier, barrier, barrier”

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3
Q

Regardless of apparent damage or subsequent normal operations, the mission will be aborted for any of the following (4)

A
  1. Birdstrike or FOD
  2. Over-G
  3. Flight control system anomaly
  4. Engine flameout, stagnation, or shutdown
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4
Q

Lost wingman procedures for #3 in 4-ship formation

A

Same as regular procedures for #2

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5
Q

Lost wingman procedure for #4 in 4-ship formation: wings level

A

Same as usual, but 30 degrees of bank for 30 seconds

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6
Q

Lost wingman procedure for #4 in 4-ship formation: outside of turn

A

Reverse turn using 30 degrees of bank for 30 seconds, other than that same as 2-Ship

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7
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Lost wingman procedure for #4 in 4-ship formation: inside of turn

A

Momentarily reduce power to ensure nose-tail separation and increase bank by 15 degrees. Inform the lead to roll out

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8
Q

Approximate parachute descent rate

A

1000 feet per minute

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9
Q

Steps for SAR operation

A
  1. Squawk
  2. Talk
  3. Mark
  4. Seperate
  5. Bingo

IFG - squawk, talk, mark, bingo, chutes, stack

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10
Q

Solo students may not conduct patterns and landings with more than ___ lbs of fuel

A

2,500

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11
Q

Solo student minimum fuel

A

800 lbs

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12
Q

T or F. Post-contact checkride students may climb and descend through IMC if the ceiling is at or above ____ and not more than ___ thick. Min vis above and below the ceiling greater than ___.

A

True, 5000 ft, 2000 ft, 5 miles

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13
Q

AETC: No aircraft will be accepted for flight with the low oxygen quantity light illuminated. If oxygen quantity decreases to 1 liter or less when airborn, what should you do?

A

Descend below 10,000 ft MSL and land as soon as practical

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14
Q

AETC: If oxygen quantity decreases to 1 liter or less when airborn, which 2 agencies will be notified as a minimum?

A

SOF and ATC

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15
Q

AETC: Pilots will not practice takeoff EPs below ____ ft AGL

A

500

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16
Q

AETC: Initiate a single engine go around by ___ ft AGL (____ ft AGL if full flaps are used)

A

100, 300

17
Q

AETC: Solo students may not perform split S or aerobatic maneuver entry, on continue over-the-top maneuvers when the apex is below ___

A

18000 ft AGL

18
Q

AETC: The following equipment must be fuly operational for all sorties (8 things)

A
  1. TACAN or VOR and DME
  2. Landing or Taxi Light
  3. Both ADIs
  4. Beacon
  5. AOA Indicator or Indexer
  6. All 3 B/U controls
  7. XPDR
  8. Intercom (if Dual)
19
Q

AETC: Additional min equipment for night ops

A

position lights

20
Q

T or F. Inoperable equipment in the rear cockpit is restrictive for solo flight

A

False