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FOM/General Flashcards

1
Q

What Is CAMI

A

Confirm
Activate
Monitor
Intervene

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2
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High mins captain restrictions

A

Increase mins by 100 DH/MDA and 1/2 vis
Exemption 17347 not applicable
No CAT II

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3
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When can a high mins captain use regular landings mins

A 
Exemption 17203 
Both CA and FO must be Cat II current
Autopilot is working
Use monitor approach procedures
We must not be below 4000RVR or 3/4 miles
X winds not more than 15
Breaking must be good
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4
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Can High mins captain use lower takeoff mins ex 1200 RVR

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Yes.

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5
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What’s required as part of release breaf

A 
Destination
Ramp fuel
Dept. time
Alternate apt
Tail number
MEL/CDL/NEF
Rmks
EOW
Crew
Route
WX
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6
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Can dispatch into airport predicated on CAT 2

A

Yes.
Crew must be qualified
Plane CAT 2 able
Wx must be greater than 1/4 miles main body of forecast

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7
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Low time FO restrictions

Take off and landings

A 
Contaminated runway 
4000RVR or less
Brakin* less than good
Max 15 knots crosswinds
Windshier advisories in effect
Special qualification airport 
LAHSO
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8
Q

Explain the 4 threat level

A

Level 1 disruptive behavior
Level 2 physical abuse
Level 3 life threatening behavior ( weapon)
Level 4 attempt or actual breach of the flight deck

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9
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When is EOW authorized and what are the distances

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East coast 35N latitude 100NM
East coast , Caribbean, Mexico 162NM
South American and Central American coast 100NM

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10
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Human specimens and animal specimens acceptable ?

A

Yes . They are not considered hazardous

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11
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(Company) dry ice limitation

A

300 E170

440 E175

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12
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Safety information card requirements

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At least 1 per side row and at least 10 extras if not CA will let MOC know Not log book entry

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13
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When is a pilot. Required to be present while boarding

A

First flight of day and international flights

Security check

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14
Q

Aircraft servicing with engines running

A 
Prohibited 
Except: 
-connecting jet bridge  and GPU after NLG chocked
- boarding and deplaning with jetbridge 
- loading/unloading bags with #1 running
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15
Q

Can we take high risk prisoners

A

Yes
1 per flight with 2 escort
2 per flight with 3 total escort

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16
Q

Who does not required Cass approval for flight deck jump seat

A

DOD Evaluators
FAA safety inspector
Secret service
NTSB official

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17
Q

Where can you find all emergency equipment location

A

SOP chapter 2

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18
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What are you certifying by signing the release

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  • Agreeing with the dispatcher the release content is correct and the flight can be accomplished safely
  • current line check and 3 takeoff and landings within the 90 days
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19
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How many operative RVR are required for take off mins.

A

At least 2 if more are working they are also controlling

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19
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Maximum contamination level on a runway for take off

A

Level 3

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20
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What does braking actions advisories are in effects means

A

When breaking actions are deteriorating and or nil or poor

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21
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Braking actionlevels

A 
5 -good
4- good to medium
3- medium
2- medium to poor
1- poor
0- nil
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22
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Can you use RNAV approaches to determine wx mins at destination or alternate?

A

Yes but one or the other .

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23
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When is an alternate required

A

1 hour before or after ETA
Ceiling of 2000 ft above airport elevation; or
 Visibility of 3 SM.

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24
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When is takeoff alternate required

A

If wx is below landing mins at t/o airport
Must be within 270NM
Cannot use CAT for landings mins at T/o airport

25
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When is a second alternate required

A

When wx at destination and first alternate is marginal. Or using exemption 17347
Destination is considered marginal when below 1000ft cel. And 3 miles visibility
First alternate is considered marginal when below 600ft , and 2 SM

26
Q

What are the alternate airport wx minimum for dispatch

A

If alternate has 2 or more nav aids for approach
CAT I HAT to the higher of
the two approaches + 200 and + 1/2 sm. of highest mins visibility
If alternate only has 1 nav aid
CAT I HAT + 400 ft CAT I visibility minimum
+1 sm

27
Q

What is exemption 17347 for ? Explain

A

To allow for dispatch if destinations or alternate wx are below mins but only in the conditional ( PROB, or TEMP )phrase of the forecast.
Only for domestic 121 operation
Not for high mins captains
2nd alternate is required
Main body of metar or TAF must be above mins

Conditional wx for destination can be as low as 1/2 of required visibility
For first alternate can be as low as 1/2 required visibility and ceiling
2nd alternate just normal alternate weather.

28
Q

If a temperature correction cannot be made to an airport can you conduct the approach ?

A

Not In IMC

Yes in VMC the PIC assumes terrain clearance

29
Q

Aircraft icing restrictions

A

No take off or land in moderate or heavy freezing rain and or heavy freezing drizzle

30
Q

Can the captain cancel a flight ?

A

No, only delay it or discontinue (diverted)

31
Q

How many lbs of ramp fuel difference is allowed from actual to paper work

A

300lbs off.

if more contact dispatch

32
Q

What’s about the fuel burn for taxi

A

18lbs per minute (just use 20 ppm)

33
Q

What is exemption 17203

A

For high mins captains to do approaches to regular mins CAT while using monitored approach

34
Q

Equipment location on SOP

Preflight on SOP

A

Chp 2

Chp 6

35
Q

Is frost permitted on the wing or stabilizer

A

No. Only 1/8 of a inch of frost under the wing is permitted

36
Q

Can you de ice with flaps down

A

Yes. Just make sure follow instructions on the HOT

37
Q

What are you signing when you send the fit for duty

A

The release is correct
Flight can be completed safely
3 take off and landings 90 days
Fit for duty

38
Q

When doe we use the snow fall instensity table

A

When snow is the only type of precipitation

* never use RVR for finding snow intensity only

39
Q

When is a new release required

A 
Change of flight number
Change of flight crew
Diverted flight
Return to field
Rejected take off that requires return to gate
2 hours delay
Change of destination
Change of aircraft
40
Q

When is an amended release required

A 
Adding/changing alternate
Ramp fuel less than 300lb when not needed
Adding/removing MEL
Reroute 50nm
Filed altitude by 4000 ft
T/O weights exceed by4000lb of planned
Change FA
41
Q

Min equipment for RVSM

A

2 RVSM compliant air data system
1 autopilot ( engaged)
1 altitude alert
1 transponder

42
Q

What are the MEL category

A 
Cat A- as specified
Cat B - 3 days
Cat C - 10 days
Cat D - 120 days 
CDL - as specified
NEF- 120 days
43
Q

What log books and manual must be present

A 
Maintenance log book (matching aircraft )
QRH 2
QRC 2
Normal Checklist 2
Jump seater breaking card
Supplemental procedures card
Registration 
Airworthiness
44
Q

What emergency equipment on board the flight deck

A 
1 PBE 
1 halon fire extinguisher 
Crew o2
Two flash lights
Crash ax
Escape ropes
Life vest
Heat resistant gloves
45
Q

What are the ELPU

A

Emergency lighting power source

4 of them charged of DC buss one

46
Q

When does the emergency lights turn on and how long

A

Loose power to the DC busses
Turn on in the cockpit
10 mins

47
Q

How long the INHIB buttons locks the cockpit

A

500 seconds

48
Q

What comes on when only batteries are turn on

A 
Right MCDU
Left MFD
ICAS
Mouse pad left
Clock and stand but attitude
Guidance panel lights
Compass back lighting
49
Q

When is the use of 76% adjusted HOT tables

A

When the aircraft is anti- Ice with flaps in the take off position OR
Anti- ice with flaps up but will take off with flaps to 4

50
Q

How do you check for RAIM capabilities

A

Dispatch does it and aircraft auto checks

51
Q

Can you load bags after pushback with engine running

A

Yes only number 1 running

52
Q

What’s on the take off breifing

A 
Departure runway
Initial heading 
Initial altitude
First fix
Pertinent remark
( wx,engine failure, obstacle)
53
Q

Maximum holding speeds

A

0-6000 ————200kts
6000-14000——230kts
14000- up———265kts

54
Q

What’s required to breaf for a visual approach

A 
Airport
Runway
TDZE
MSA
Run way lighting
Exit point 
Auto brakes
55
Q

Can we do contact approach

A

NO

56
Q

What is stabilized approach criteria

A

From 1000 ft
1000FPM or less
Final landing configuration selected
Correct lateral track

From 500 ft
V app -5 +10r
With engines spooled

57
Q

How many marshalers are needed to park the aircraft

A

Only 1 wing walkers are optional

58
Q

Additional maintenance write ups

A

Lighting strikes
Limitation excedance
Overweight landing
Bird strikes

59
Q

Max passengers in the back for repo flights

A

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E170 (16 decks)

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