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1
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What does C-R-A-F-T stand for?

A

C- Clearance limit
R- Route
A- Altitude
F- Frequency
T - Transponder

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2
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What does P-O-S-E-C stand for?

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P- Purpose
O- Objective
S- Situation: weather or scenario
E- Execution
C- Condingencies

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3
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What is CRAFT used for?

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For recording clearance delivery radio call readbacks

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4
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What is POSEC used for?

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Mission Planning

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5
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Without a waiver, what is the speed limit below 10,000 MSL?

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250 KIAS

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6
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Can you use ForeFlight for fuel planning?

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No, use JMPS, 1-800wx brief or tab data

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7
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Where can you look up the meaning of a symbol on an IFR enroute chart?

A

Legend

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8
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Where can you find declared distances, tower operating hours?

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IFR Supplement

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9
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When flying VFR what are the requirement for entering class B airspace?

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  1. 2 way radio communication
  2. A specific clearance to enter
  3. Mode C transponder
  4. ADS-B
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10
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What is DD 175-1?

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Weather briefing form

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11
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Where can you get a DD175-1

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From local weather shop or Regional Operational Weather Squadron

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12
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What are 3 things you can do when flying VFR and you encounter IFR?

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  1. Alter route to maintain VFR
  2. Maintain VFR while getting IFR clearance
  3. Land VFR at suitable field
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13
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Where do you find SIDs?

A

FLIP Terminal Books

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14
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Where can you lookup NOTAMS?

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DINS, DAIP, FAA call center

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15
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What is the primary method to calculate enroute airspeed/ fuel flow?

A

Checklist Tab data

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16
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When executing a SID and radar vectored off track you should?

A

Consider the SID cancelled

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17
Q

Limitations when checking NOTAMS?

A

Not all NOTAMS are listed online, check with flight service

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18
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Under what conditions would you consider performing an instrument takeoff?

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Night, or low vis

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19
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If there is not a depicted changeover point on V or J route, when do you switch navaids?

A

Halfway

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20
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What are the required fuel reserves per the 11-202V3

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10% of the total flight time (up to 45 min) or 20 min whichever is greater

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21
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What fuel flow is used when calculating reserves of a turbine aircraft?

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Max endure at 10,000 MSL

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22
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What does W-A-N-T-S stand for?

A

Weather
Activate flight plan
NOTAMS
TOLD
SID/STAR

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23
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What is the Start/Taxi/Takeoff fuel for the T-6?

A

50 lbs

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24
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What is a good rule of thumb when selecting a cruising altitude?

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10% of the total distance traveled

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25
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What are the hemispheric cruising altitudes? what about VFR?

A

East=odd
West=even
VFR +500 feet

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26
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What is dead reckoning?

A

Navigation using speed, heading, and time

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27
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What is the the standard IFR min climb gradient?

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200ft/NM

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28
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Can VFR traffic fly through prohibited airspace?

A

No

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29
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Can VFR traffic fly through MOA?

A

Yes

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30
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If airport does not have clearance delivery, who do you contact to get your clearance?

A

Ground

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31
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Website to look up bird/wildlife condition?

A

USAHAS.com

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32
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When performing an instrument takeoff when can you make your first turn?

A

400’ and 140KAIS

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33
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What is our starting fuel for mission planning purposes?

A

1100 lbs

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34
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Who can initiate changes in IFR routing?

A

ATC or pilot

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35
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What is T-6 penetration and approach time and fuel?

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15 min
100 lbs

36
Q

Where can you lookup how to change an IFR clearance in flight?

A

Back cover of IFR supplement

37
Q

Where do you find the meaning of a symbol on VFR sectional?

A

Legend

38
Q

What is the attitude of an instrument takeoff?

A

7-10* NH

39
Q

What is the min climb gradient on an obstacle departure?

A

200 ft/NM or higher when published

40
Q

Jet routes are found on what kind of charts?

A

IFR High

41
Q

What are the altitudes for victor routes?

A

less than FL180 (17,999)

42
Q

How do you close a VFR Flight plan?

A

Flight service station or base ops

43
Q

What is Pilotage?

A

visual navigation using known landmarks

44
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Who is responsible for preflight inspection off station?

A

PIC

45
Q

Proceeding direct to points not on an airway, the distance is limited to what?

A

200 NM or 30 min

46
Q

What is max endurance?

A

Lowest fuel flow per unit time

47
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What is max range?

A

best MPG

48
Q

What is long range cruise speed?

A

Speed above max range cruise that yields 99% of max range?

49
Q

How do you schedule an SR route?

A

Scheduling authority in AP/1B

50
Q

Speed limit for SR route

A

250 KIAS

51
Q

What speed do we plan for SR routes?

A

210 ground

52
Q

Weather requirements to enter SR route

A

1500/3SM

53
Q

Typical altitudes for SR route?

A

500-1500 AGL

54
Q

What is considered 2 way radio contact?

A

ATC acknowledges you by callsign

55
Q

To close a VFR flight plan at a NTA who must you contact?

A

FSS or 1800wxbrief

56
Q

Minimum AGL altitude for VFR point to point navigation?

A

3000’ AGL

57
Q

What do you squawk for lost comm?

A

7600

58
Q

3 things required for operation in airspace under IFR control?

A
  1. Required comm/nav equipment
  2. File a flight plan
  3. Have clearance
59
Q

What type of navigation would you use over featurless terrain? (Not GPS or radio nav)

A

Dead Reckoning

60
Q

What does it mean when ATC says “Radar Services Terminated”?

A

Flight following is terminated

61
Q

Where can you look up PMSU frequencies?

A

FIH or IFR sup, Pilot metro service

62
Q

Where can you find information on low levels? (Pub)

A

AP1/B

63
Q

Weather source priorities?

A
  1. Local weather unit
  2. OWS
  3. Other military sources
  4. Other government sources (FAA)
  5. Foreign government sources
64
Q

STTO fuel and time?

A

1 minute
50 lbs

65
Q

How wide does low level MSA corridor provide protection from obstruction?

A

5 NM

66
Q

ERAA provides protection how many miles from low level?

A

22NM

67
Q

Class A altitude

A

FL180 to FL600

68
Q

Class A Entry requirements?

A
  1. ATC clearance
  2. IFR equipment
  3. Pilot IFR rating
  4. IFR Flight plan
  5. ADSB
69
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Class B altitude

A

SFC-10,000 MSL

70
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Class B entry requirements?

A
  1. ATC clearance
  2. 2 Way radio comm
  3. Transponder mode C/ADSB
71
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Class B VFR Requirements

A

3SM
clear of clouds

72
Q

Speed limit below class B?

A

200 KIAS

73
Q

Class C airspace alt?

A

SFC to 4,000 AGL
1200-4000 AGL

74
Q

Class C entry requirements?

A
  1. 2 way comms
  2. Transponder Mode C/ADS B
75
Q

Class C airspeed limit?

A

2500 AGL within 4 miles
no faster than 200 KIAS

76
Q

Class C VFR Requirements

A

3SM
500 Below
1000 above
2000 laterally

77
Q

Class D altitude?

A

Surface to 2500 AGL

78
Q

Class D entry requirements?

A
  1. 2 way radio communication
79
Q

Class D airspeed limit?

A

2500 AGL within 4 miles
no faster than 200 KIAS

80
Q

Class D VFR requirements

A

3SM
500 Below
1000 above
2000 laterally

81
Q

Class E altitudes?

A

SFC- 18,000’
700-18,000’
1200-18,000’
FL600+

82
Q

Class E Equipment requirement

A

ADSB above 10,000’ MSL

83
Q

Class E VFR requirements?
above and below 10,000 MSL

A

Below:
3SM
500 Below
1000 above
2000 laterally
Above
5SM
1000 below
1000 above
1 SM horizontal

84
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Class G VFR requirements above 10,000’ MSL

A

5 SM
1000 below
1000 above
1 SM horizontal

85
Q

Class G VFR requirements below 10,000’ MSL

A

3SM
500 Below
1000 above
2000 laterally

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