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1
Q

Brief departure, Arrivals, and approaches, ask for charts

A
  • On Ipad
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2
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Brief plotting charts

A
  • Review Enroute symbols
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3
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Review Jepp symbols

A
  • Intro to Jepp charts on GoodReader
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4
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What does ARP mean

A
  • Airport reference point
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5
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What is the Malteses Cross

A
  • FAF for non precision apporach
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6
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What is the FAP

A
  • Final approach point is the beginning of the final approach for precision approaches
  • ie intercept GS at alt listed on chart or lower if given by ATC
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7
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What is MSA

A
  • Minimum Safe/Sector Altitude
  • 1,000’ of obstacle clearance within 25nm
    o sometimes 30nm, RNAV apporaches
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8
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What is transition Alt/level

where do you find it on the chart

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  • Transition Alt: Change from local altimeter setting to standard 29.92in/1013mb. The altitude at or below which the vertical position of an aircraft is controlled by reference to altitudes
  • Transition Level: Change from standard to the local altimeter setting. The altitude at or below which the vertical position of an aircraft is controlled by reference to Flight Level

o TA/TL can be found in the Departure and arrival charts

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9
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What does the pink circle mean

Before Taxing you should

A
  • Hot spot: potential risk of runway incursion

o Before you begin taxiing, you should brief any hot spots along your taxi route.

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10
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How many degrees of runway difference constitutes a circling procedure?

A
  • 30 degrees
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11
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What is the asterisk next to the tower frequency on the approach plate or on navaid?

A
  • Tower is part time operation
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12
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What does a displaced threshold look like on Jepp chart?

A
  • Find on Chart
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13
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Find Lat/Long of airport on approach chart

A
  • Find on chart
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14
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How to ID Reporting points

A
  • Fix is shaded in

- Find on chart

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15
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How to ID Fly over vs Fly by

A
  • Fly over waypoints are in-closed in a circle

- Find on chart

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16
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How to ID a FIR

A
  • Green highlighted black line
17
Q

How to identify DME fixes on the Plan view and profile view

A
  • Radial and distance
  • On vertical profile: vertical dashed line
  • Find on chart
18
Q

Where is the Prime meridian

A
  • 0 deg Longitude

- Greenwich, England

19
Q

What are the minimums when the GS goes out

A
  • Loc(GS Out) min
20
Q

You are at 30,000 when do you start your descent

A
  • Alt x 3 = 90nm + 10nm to slow down
    o Level flight 1nm per 10kt to slow
    o Descent 2nm per 10kt to slow
21
Q

How do you calculate your top of descent to meet a crossing restriction on a star?

A
  • Alt x 3
  • Level flight 1nm per 10kt to slow
  • Descent 2nm per 10kt to slow
22
Q

When can you turn on a missed approach procedure while executing a missed:

Straight in?

Circling?

A
  • Straight-in
    o Fly the IAP to the MAP before turning unless instructed by ATC
  • Circling
    o Make a climbing turn toward the landing runway and continue to turn until established on the missed approach course
23
Q

Walk me thru how to conduct a circling approach

A
  • 1.5 nm downwind, gear down, flaps 3
  • 30 sec after threshold turn final, set landing flaps
  • adjust descent based on distance vs alt

Adjust time after passing abeam the threshold

  • 1 sec less per 10kt tailwind
  • 1 sec more per 10kt headwind
24
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What is EMAS

A

Engineered Material Arresting System

25
Q

Displaced threshold can be used for

A

Taxi, Takeoff, and rollout when landing in the opposite direction

26
Q

What is TAA

A

Terminal Area Alt

1,000 obstacle clearance within 30nm

27
Q

TERPS on a approach plate means next to minimums

A

indicates Landing min.s published are based on the latest TERPS (US standard for terminal instrument Procedure)

28
Q

Standard on approach plate means

A

Complies with EU Ops

29
Q

What does a C in a triangle mean on an approach plates next to the min.s

A

Circle to land min.s are based on the latest TERPS(US standard for terminal instrument Procedure)

30
Q

ALSF-I

ALSF-II

A

Approach lights with sequenced flashing lights

ALSF-II for CAT 2

31
Q

MALSR

MALS

MALSF

A

Medium approach lights with runway alignment indicator lights

Medium approach lights

Medium approach lights with sequenced flashing

32
Q

SSALR

SALS

SSALF

SSALS

A

Simplified Short Approach Lighting System with Runway Alignment Indicator Lights

Simplified approach light system

Simplified Short approach light system with flashing lights

Simplified short approach light system

33
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HIALS - I

HIALS - II

A

High Intensity approach light system

34
Q

ODALS

A

Omni Directional Approach light ssyte

35
Q

LDIN

RLLS

A

lead in lighting

Runway lead in lights

36
Q

RAIL

A

runway alignment indicator lights

37
Q

ASDE-x

A

Airport surface detection equipment - Model X

Atlas (16 decks)

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