F9 Ultimate Study Guide Flashcards

1
Q

When to turn in Medical? VOL 1 10.40

A

Keep current and turn in the new one by the 20th of the month due

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2
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What is Reserve call back policy? VOL 1 10.50

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Short call must call back within 10 mins

Long call must call back within 2 hours

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3
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What is required report time for show? VOL 1 20.10

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  • 1 hour at base
  • 45 mins out stations
  • 1 hr at gate for international and Alaska
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4
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What docs/manuals/equip are you/AC required to have? VOL 1 20.10

A
  • EFB/Backup battery
  • Out of service placard - check for no open write ups
  • Must Carry - EFB, Medical, Passport, Pilot Cert, FCC permit, and flashlight
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5
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What are the HAZMAT requirements? VOL 1 10.30

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  • boxes must in good condition and arrows upright (if not, no go)
  • F9 is a will not carry operation
  • COMAT must not be regulated to carry onboard
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6
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What do you look for in the MX logbook? VOL 1 25.20/VOL 1 30.10

A
  • Up to date - airworthiness, every 8 days heavy check, write ups
  • KEEP FILLING IN
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7
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When is a security check required? VOL 1 50.20/VOL 1 50.50

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  • ops is responsible for the security check
  • required FFOD
  • arrival into and departing international city
  • following a private charter
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8
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How long is a release valid for and when is an ARTR required? VOL 20.32

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  • valid for 1 hour

ARTR required:

  • > 1 hr
  • MEL/CDL/NEF change
  • alternate change
  • > 100 NM from planned route
  • crew change (supp ops only, or if CA is changed after signed)
  • fuel change (>2,000 lbs or < brake release)
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9
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How can you acknowledge an ARTR?

A
  • if received via ftweb, phone, radio, or ACARS (write changes, ARTR #, time, and dispatcher initials)
  • must acknowledge to be valid (ACARS/radio to dispatch or company agent)
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10
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When is a new TLR required?

A
  • when QNH > .10” below PQNH

- TOGA takeoff when OAT > planned max temp

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11
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When are alternates required? VOL 1 20.20/VOL 1 20.32/VOL 1 20.40/VOL 1 35.20

A

All:

  • 123 rule
  • Takeoff (< CAT 1 landing mins, 1 hr, normal cruise, still air, single engine, ≤330 NM)
  • severe icing +- 1 hr eta
  • RNAV app only
  • Method 2 (2,000/5)

International Flag:

  • > 6 hrs
  • > 123 or 1,500 + lowest mins, 2 SM + lowest mins)
  • any supplemental or offline charter

2nd Required:
- marginal conditions (within 100’ or 1/2 SM of CAT 1 mins and DDA)

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12
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What are the landing mins? VOL 1 20.40/Appedix A

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Landing:

  • AC can do 3/3/3, check chart for actual
  • Takeoff mins allow 5/5/5, check back of 10-9 for actual
  • Alternate - check 10-9 for NA, if none, use derived (200’ and 1/2, 400/1
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13
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When do we need to use oxygen? VOL 1 10.20

A
  • when cabin pressure is > 10,000’

- > FL250 when 1 pilot leaves station

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14
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When is a complete alignment required? VOL 2 3.05

A
  • FFOD
  • crew change
  • before international ops
  • before Alaska
  • class 2
  • GPS unavail and NAVAID coverage poor
  • GPS unavail and > 3 hrs
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15
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IRS performance check, how many ways to check?

A
  • Residual Ground Speed Check - 5 kts

- Drift Check - 5 miles

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16
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How do you check RNP? VOL 1 25.40/VOL 2 5.25/VOL 3 22.20

A

MCDU prog page (RNAV SID/STAR require 1.0 or better)

17
Q

What is the min battery voltage? VOL 2 3.05

A
  • 25.5 volts to ensure >50% charge, must be off to check

- If <25.5v, charge w/ aesthetic power for about 20 mins

18
Q

How do you properly secure the batteries? VOL 2 3.20

A
  • wait 10 sec after turning off ADIRS to capture position
  • wait 2 mins after turning off APU/APU avail light to finally close flap
  • if batt are left on and no other power, contractors will be open when batt gets low
19
Q

How do you properly dis-engage the AP/A-THR?

A
  • Match THR bubble to THR setting
  • dis-engage A/THR with side buttons on thrust levers
  • FD - OFF
  • AP - OFF
20
Q

How do you properly re-engage the auto flight system?

A
  • FD - ON
  • “V/S 0, HDG”
  • “1 FD 2”
  • Pull ALT
  • “ALT”
  • Set Speed if needed
  • A/THR button - ON
  • “A/THR”
  • push thrust levers to LVR CLB
  • AP 2 - ON
  • ALT, AP 2”