Flight Operations

Question 1

COMPASS ERRORS

Answer 1

V- VARIATION (TRUE V. MAGNETIC)
D- DEVIATION (MAGNETIC INTERFERENCE)
M- MAGNETIC DIP (PULLS TOWARDS EARTH)
O- OSCILLATION (TURBULENCE)
N- NORTHERLY TURNING ERRORS (UNOS)
A- ACCELERATION ERRORS (ANDS)

Question 2

NORTHERLY TURNING ERROS

Answer 2

U- UNDERSHOOT
N- NORTH
O- OVERSHOOT
S- SOUTH

Question 3

ACCELERATION ERRORS

Answer 3

A- ACCELERATE
N- NORTH
D- DECELERATE
S- SOUTH

Question 4

LOST PROCEDURE

Answer 4

C- CLIMB
C- COMMUNICATE
C- CONFESS
C- COMPLY
C- CONSERVE

Question 5

GO AROUND/ MISSED APPROACH PRECEDURE

Answer 5

C- CRAM
C- CLIMB
C- CLEAN
C- COOL 
C- CALL

Question 6

5Ts FOR HOLDING

Answer 6

T- TURN
T- TIME
T- TWIST
T- THROTTLE
T- TALK

Question 7

MUST KNOW FOR FLIGHT

Answer 7

91.103/91.167
N- NOTAMS
W- WEATHER
K- KNOWN TRAFFIC DELAYS
R- RUNWAY LENGTH
A- ALTERNATE IF NEEDED
F- FUEL REQUIREMENTS (INCLUDING ALTERNATE)
T- TAKEOFF/LANDING DISTANCE

Question 8

ERRORS OF INSTRUMENT SCANNING

Answer 8

F- FIXATION
O- OMISSION
E- EMPHASIS

Question 9

FUNDAMENTAL SKILLS OF INSTRUMENT FLIGHT

Answer 9

C- CROSS CHECK
I- INSTRUMENT INTEPRETATION
A- AIRCRAFT CONTROL

Question 10

TRANSPONDER CODES

Answer 10

7500- HIJACK
7600- LOST COMMS
7700- EMERGENCY
7777- MILITARY INTERCEPT

Question 11

TERMINAL VOR SERVICE VOLUME

Answer 11

1,000’-12,000’ WITHIN 25 NM

Question 12

LOW ALTITUDE VOR SERVICE VOLUME

Answer 12

1,000’-8,000 WITHIN 40NM

Question 13

HIGH ALTITUDE VOR SERVICE VOLUME

Answer 13

1,000-14,500’ WITHIN 40 NM
14,500’-FL180 WITHIN 100 NM
FL180-FL450 WITHIN 130 NM
FL450-FL600 WITHIN 100 NM

Question 14

MODE C TRANSPONDER REQUIREMENT

Answer 14

91.215
CLASS A, B, AND C AIRSPACE
WITHIN 30 NM OF CLASS B (MODE C VEIL)
ABOVE THE CEILING WITHIN THE LATERAL BOUNDARIES OF CLASS B OR C UP TO 10,000’ MSL
ALL AIRSPACE AT OR ABOVE 10,000’ MSL, EXCLUDING AIRSPACE BELOW 2,500’ AGL

Question 15

DECIDE MODEL

Answer 15

D- DETECT
E- ESTIMATE
C- CHOOSE
I- IDENTIFY
D- DO
E- EVALUATE

Question 16

IM SAFE

Answer 16

I- ILLNESS
M- MEDICATION 
S- STRESS 
A- ALCOHOL
F- FATIGUE
E- EMOTIONS/EATING

Question 17

DEFINITIONS OF NIGHT

Answer 17

SUNSET (91.209): TURN ON POSITION LIGHTS AND AIRPORT BEACONS
EVENING CIVIL TWILIGHT (1.1): GENERALLY 30 MINUTES AFTER SUNSET AND 30 MINUTES BEFORE SUNRISE TO LOG NIGHT FLIGHTS
1 HOUR AFTER SUNSET TO 1 HOUR BEFORE SUNRISE (61.51B): NIGHT CURRENCY