FOM76 Flashcards
767/757 Fuel load variances between Weight and Balance and FOB at block out.
+/- 1000 lbs
P3-34
Flight Plan Release versus Actual FOB max difference without FPR amendment
1000 #
P3-39
Minimum runway length for release for the 757/767.
Determined by the APS
P3-9
What RVR must the Capt deploy and use the HUD as the primary reference for low visibility taxi?
Less than or equal to 1200 RVR.
P2-31
What min IPAD battery charge is required to begin a flight?
70%
P2-54
What is the 757/767 max crosswind limitation for a CAT II/III approach?
15 knots
p6-10
When must the Captain make the landing?
Visibility is less than 1/2 mile or 1800 RVR (lower value is controlling).
An auto land is to be conducted. p6-27
What approach types require the Capt to be the PF?
EFVS Approach (EFVS reduced vis app), CAT II/III p6-20
For CAT I Approaches, at what less than RVR is the use of FD, AP or HUD to DA required?
2400 RVR
p6-20
At what RVR or less is autoland mandatory for CAT II approaches?
1200 RVR
p6-20
For a stabilized approach, the sink rate is no greater than ____ fpm.
1000
p6-21
For a stabilized approach, airspeed is flown in accordance with the CFM with a variance no greater than ___ knots and no less than ___ knots.
+10, -5
p6-21
What approaches require a decision region?
Coupled ILS approaches
p6-20
The PM shall maintain a flight/fuel log on the master release when the estimated time en route is greater than ___ hours.
4
p5-4
If, upon arrival at the aircraft, the Captain finds that the actual FOB varies from the Release by a _____ #s, he shall contact the aircraft dispatcher.
1000
p3-34
The Captain must make the takeoff when any RVR is less than ___ft(___m) and/or adverse conditions exist.
500ft/150m
p4-23