Declared Distnaces Flashcards

1
Q

Declared distances are calculated to the nearest?

A

Metre of foot for runway intended for use.

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2
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What are the 4 declared distances?

A

TORA
TODA
ASDA
LDA

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3
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What does TORA Stand for?

A

Take off run available

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4
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What does TODA stand for?

A

Take off Distance Available

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5
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What does ASDA stand for?

A

Accelerate Stopping Distance available

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6
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What does LDA stand for?

A

Landing Distance Abilable

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7
Q

Define a stopway

A

A defined rectangular area on the ground at the end of the Take off run available (TORA) prepared as a suitable area in which an aircraft can be stopped in case of an emergency.

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8
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Define clearway

A

A defined area on the ground under the control of the appropriate entity, selected or prepared as suitable area over which an aircraft may make a portion of its initial climb out to a specified height.

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9
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A clearway length cannot exceed?

A

Whichever is the least of either:
1) the distance to the first upstanding obstacle (excluding lightweight, frangible, mounted objects not exceeding 0.9 above ground level)

2)the distances the point where terrain projects through a 1:80 slope(code 3 or 4) or a 1:50 slope (code 1 or 2)

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10
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What does RESA stand for?

A

Runway End Safety Area

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11
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What is the purpose of a RESA?

A

Intended to minimise risks arising when an aeroplane overruns or undershoots a Runway.

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12
Q

When shall a RESA be provided?

A

At each end of the strip enclosing runways code 3+4 and instrument runway code 1+2

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13
Q

Is a RESA essential for visual runway code 1+2?

A

No

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14
Q

What is the minimum length of a RESA for a code 3 +4 Runway?

A

90m

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15
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What is the minimum length for a code 1+2 (instrument)

A

30m

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16
Q

What is the usual limit of a RESA?

A

ILS localiser (or boundary fence)

17
Q

What is the width of a RESA?

A

Twice that of the associated runway symmetrically disposes about the extended centre line

18
Q

Is the surface the same standard or graded area of the runway?

A

No

19
Q

Define TORA

A

Length of runway available available and sustainable for ground run of an aeroplane taking off. (Most cases will correspond to the length of runway pavement)

20
Q

Define TODA

A

Length of TORA plus length of clearway. Where no clearway exists TODA=TORA

21
Q

Define ASDA

A

Length TORA plus length of any associated stopway. Where no stopway exists ASDA is equal to TORA

22
Q

Define LDA.

A

Length of runway which is available and suitable for ground landing run of an aeroplane.

23
Q

If a runway has a temporary obstacle within a runway strip what 3 things can be done?

A

1) Runway should be withdrawn
2) length and declared distances reduced(LDA reduced but TORA remains the same)
3) Runway downgraded to visual