Fuel Policy Flashcards

1
Q

Pre-flight calculation of the usable fuel required for a flight includes:

A
  • Taxi
  • Trip
  • Reserve
  • Extra
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2
Q

Reserve fuel consists of ___

A
  • Contingency
  • Alternate
  • Final Reserve
  • Additional
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3
Q

Taxi fuel is considered to be in use up until the point ___

A

Where takeoff power is applied

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4
Q

Contingency, with no en-route alternate is available, should be the higher of ___

A
  • 5% planned trip fuel or 5% trip fuel for remainder of the flight if in-flight replanning.
  • Enough to fly for 5 minutes at holding speed at 1500ft above the destination airfield in ISA conditions.
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5
Q

Contingency, with an en-route alternate available, should be the higher of ___

A
  • 3% trip fuel

- 5 minutes of the destination fuel flow at 1500ft in ISA conditions

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6
Q

The alternate fuel must include sufficient fuel to allow:

A
  • Missed approach at destination
  • Climb from missed approach altitude to cruise altitude
  • Cruise from TOC to TOD
  • Descent from TOD to IAF
  • Approach and landing at destination alternate
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7
Q

Final reserve, for reciprocating engine, should be ___

A

fuel sufficient to fly for 45 minutes

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8
Q

Final reserve, for turbojets, should be ___

A

fuel to fly for 30 minutes at holding speed at 1500ft above the alternate (destination if no available alternate) in ISA conditions

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9
Q

The minimum additional fuel is ___

A

15 minutes worth where there is not a suitable alternate aerodrome.

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10
Q

The reduced contingency fuel procedure will allow you to carry _% of the trip fuel from the decision point to the destination as a contingency

A

5

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11
Q

With regards to the predetermined point procedure, the fuel to be carried is the ___ of PDP1 and PDP2

A

greater

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12
Q

PDP1 fuel should consist of ___

A
  • Taxi fuel
  • Trip fuel from Dep to Arr via PDP
  • Contingency calculated as per normal
  • Additional
  • Extra, if required
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13
Q

The additional fuel in PDP1, for reciprocating engines, should be the lesser of ___

A
  • Fuel for 45 minutes flying + 15% of the flight time planned to be spent at the cruise
  • 2 hours
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14
Q

The additional fuel in PDP1, for turbine engines, should be ___

A

Fuel to fly for 2 hours at normal cruise consumption above the destination aerodrome

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15
Q

PDP1 additional fuel can never be less than the ___ fuel

A

final reserve

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16
Q

PDP2 fuel should consist of ___

A
  • Taxi
  • Trip fuel from Dep to Arr Alt via PDP
  • Contingency in accordance with the basic procedure
  • Additional
  • Extra, if required
17
Q

The additional fuel in PDP2, for reciprocating engines, should be no less than ___

A

45 minutes

18
Q

The additional fuel in PDP2, for turbine engines, should be no less than ___

A

30 minutes at holding speed at 1500ft above the destination alternate

19
Q

PDP2 additional fuel can never be less than the ___ fuel

A

final reserve