FF108 Flashcards

1
Q

When must you normally proceed straight through initial and NOT execute a break?

A

a. Reach end of the break zone and have:
1) Insufficient spacing with aircraft on inside downwind
2) Aircraft on straight-in between 5 and 2 miles
3) Aircraft on ELP between high key and low key
b. If you must proceed straight through initial, turn crosswind at departure end or as
directed locally

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2
Q

Your goal at final turn roll out is to be on the extended runway centerline, approximately ______ mile from the runway approximately ______ feet above the ground?

A

1/2 NM from the runway; 150 - 200

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3
Q

What factors would preclude you from requesting a closed pattern?

A

a. Straight-in between 5 and 2 miles
b. Aircraft on initial
c. Spacing with aircraft on closed downwind
d. ELP between “request high key” (depending on local procedures) and “low key”

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4
Q

During a straight-in, when do you make your gear down radio call?

A

At the 2 NM point

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5
Q

True or false? A go-around can be initiated by the pilot or directed by the runway controller

A

True

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6
Q

Normally, what is the breakout altitude?

A

500 to 1000 feet above normal traffic pattern altitude

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7
Q

Where is the entry point for the 360° overhead pattern?

A

Initial

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8
Q

When do you perform the Before Landing Check?

A

On downwind. Also, maintain level flight and 120 KIAS.

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9
Q

In the turn to final for the Navy pattern, plan your bank angle for ______.

A

15° to 20°, but never exceed 30° of bank

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10
Q

During the high-speed portion of the touchdown and rollout, how should directional control be maintained?

A

With the rudder (ailerons in a crosswind)

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11
Q

When can the wheel brakes be used for directional control?

A

Once the nose wheel is on the runway (below 80 KIAS)

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12
Q

What visual illusions might affect your landing/flare?

A

Runway width, Runway length, Runway slope, Terrain features

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13
Q

What is the purpose of the touch-and-go landing?

A

Allows landing practice without having to taxi back

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14
Q

How should the aircraft be positioned at touchdown in a crosswind landing?

A

Fuselage aligned with runway, Touchdown on upwind gear, Ailerons added as necessary to counter drift

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15
Q

For Air Force overhead traffic patterns, when do you lower the landing gear, and below what airspeed?

A

On inside downwind; 150 KIAS

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16
Q

How do you perform a breakout from an Air Force overhead pattern?

A

Execute a climbing turn away from traffic. Maintain 200 KIAS and proceed to the reentry point.

17
Q

While landing, what effect will a wide runway have?

A

It can make you flare too high or short of the runway.

18
Q

What is normal traffic pattern airspeed and altitude?

A

1000 feet AGL and 200 KIAS