EXTRA QUESTIONS Flashcards

1
Q

What are LAHSO limitations?
(DDNTTWind PAPI)

A

● Dry runway is required
● Landing Distance must be adequate
● Touchdown in the first ⅓ or 3000 feet of runway
● Night LAHSO only authorized with LAHSO lighting
● Weather 1000/3 with PAPI or VASI
○ Weather 1500/5 without
● No Windshear in the last 20 minutes
● Tailwind less than 3 knots

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2
Q

When is IRTL prohibited?
(Wet Cont Def Overweight 5-7500 Abort Tail Break)

A

● Wet or Contaminated runways, or RCC is 5 or less
● Overweight landings
● Any Tailwind
● Braking action less than good
● Aborted/rejected takeoff
● With a Deferral that affects landing distance
● When less than 7500 feet of runway is available
● When landing distance exceeds 7500 feet

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3
Q

What are minimum and emergency fuel?

A

● 1550lbs
● 1050lbs

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4
Q

When is a reduced thrust (FLEX) takeoff prohibited?
(WAATCH8)

A

● Wing or cowl anti ice on
● Windshear
● Anti-skid inop.
● Tailwind greater than 5 knots
● Contaminated runway
● Heavy aircraft
● Flaps 8

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5
Q

When is a two-engine taxi required?

A

(F Con Con MADS Cap)
● FFOD
● Contaminated or Congested ramp or taxiways
● Short taxi out
● Captain’s discretion
● Maneuvering room
● Airport specific regulation
● Risk of injury or Damage

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6
Q

When is continuous ignition required?

A

(CCR Turb Thunder)
● Crosswind greater than 10 knots
● Contaminated runway
● Moderate or heavy turbulence
● Moderate or heavy rain
● Vicinity of thunderstorms

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7
Q

When does the Captain check the oil of the aircraft?

A

3 - 30 minutes after shutdown

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8
Q

When do you need a destination alternate?

A
  • 1-2-3 rule
  • No instrument approach available
  • Freezing precipitation in the forecast
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9
Q

When do you need a takeoff alternate?

A
  • When weather minimums at the departure airport are below landing minimums, including CAT II minimums
  • When winds at the departure airport allow takeoff, but exceed landing limitations (CRJ900)
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10
Q

What can be missing from a weather report?

A
  • Sky condition
  • Temperature
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11
Q

Do you have to do a flight deck security search before every flight segment?

A

Yes

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12
Q

Where is RVSM airspace?

A

FL290 to FL410

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13
Q

When would you need an original dispatch release?
Before a flight departs:

A

● An originating airport
● Any airport after making an unscheduled landing, including a return to the origin airport

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14
Q

When would a release need an amendment?

A

(Minto WDDIICCSS)
● Change in route that increases MINTO fuel
● When the Weather of any listed alternate is forecast to be below authorized minimums
● New Deferral (MEL/CDL)
● Departing an originating station after a Delay of greater than 2 hours
● Dispatcher or PIC find Irregularities
● PIC request an Increase in fuel
● Change of Conditions
● When a change in Crewmember is made
● An aircraft Swap is made
● PIC or dispatcher decide the flight is unable to depart Safely with the current dispatch

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