General Flight Procedures Flashcards

1
Q

Your main and standby AIs are toppled. When are you permitted to fly IMC in this situation.

A

Only in an emergency.

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2
Q

State when the Oxy Flow and Cabin Altitude should be checked.

A

Before T/O.
In the climb:
- Every 10,000ft if rate of climb greater than 4000ft per minute.
- Every 5000ft if rate of climb less than 4000ft per minute.
On levelling off.
Every 15 minutes in flight.

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3
Q

Where is the time-critical stores and premeditated ejection area?

A

5nm SW of Valley, heading in a SW direction.

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4
Q

What should you do with stores that need jettisoning if you have sufficient time and fuel?

A

Contact Aberporth range to arrange for stores jettison in D201.

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5
Q

What do you require if operating more than 50nm from land as a singleton?

A

A radar service.

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6
Q

Define what is meant by “SAROPS On - Full Restrictions”

A

243.00 or 121.50 MHz frequencies being used for homing. Practice emergencies cannot be accepted on these frequencies.

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7
Q

Define what is meant by “SAROPS On - No Restrictions”

A

SAROPS in progress, but practice emergencies can still be accepted.

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8
Q

State what you should do if you feel aircraft vibration.

A

Reduce IAS and recover to Valley for investigation.
Divert to nearest suitable airfield if serious airframe or engine vibration experienced.
Arrange for a visual inspection. Inspecting aircraft should not position directly behind or below problem aircraft.
Recover after low-speed handling check, minimising ground track and remaining clear of populated areas.

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9
Q

You discover a loose article during an inverted flight check. You are unable to recover it on the initial sighting. What should you do?

A

Do not make further attempts to recover it.
Do not raise or lower the seat pan.
The aircraft is now U/S. Recover to Valley.

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10
Q

Describe how to indicate a change of control to the front cockpit with loss of intercom.

A

Move stick fore and aft.

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11
Q

Describe how to indicate a change of control to the rear cockpit with loss of intercom.

A

Move stick side to side.

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12
Q

For a given MSD, what should the low height warner be set to?

A

MSD minus 10%.

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13
Q

When should baro altimeters be cross-checked in the descent?

A

Above 10,000ft: Every 5000ft.

At and below 10,000ft: every 2000ft.

Below 5000ft: Every 1000ft.

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14
Q

Are you permitted to fly without a serviceable flight data recorder?

A

Only with DDH approval.

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15
Q

What do you need to do with the low height warner when flying medium level sorties with an increased risk of departure from controlled flight?

A

Set the Rad Alt warner to 5000ft.

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16
Q

How should the Baro height warner be set for sorties including OTMs and TAC descents.

A

Set to 5000ft AGL/ AMSL.

17
Q

How should the Baro height warner be set for sorties with an increased risk of departure from controlled flight?

A

Set to 1000ft below min abandonment height for allocated airspace for sorties with an increased risk of departure from controlled flight.

Note: Baro ht warner goes off when 1000ft above the set height.

18
Q

State the minimum height for Aeros and MPMs for dual flights and IV(AC) solo flights.

A

Min ht 5000ft AGL/ AMSL.

19
Q

State the minumum height for aeros and MPMs for XXV(F) solo flights.

A

Min ht 7000ft AGL/ AMSL.

20
Q

State the minimum vertical and horizontal clearance from cloud for MPMs and Aeros.

A

Vertical: 2000ft

Horizontal: 1500m.

21
Q

State the following for Hawk spinning:
Minimum Entry Criteria
Minimum Height to Commence Recovery.
Minimum Abandonment Height

A

Minimum Entry Criteria:
- 25,000-30,000ft AMSL and 15,000ft above cloud tops.
- Clearly defined horizon at anticipated recovery altitude.
- If over 8/8 cloud or the sea, ensure 360 degree horizon and cloud irregularities that make rotation apparent.
- A position fix is required.
MHCR:
Initiate recovery by 15,000ft AGL/ AMSL.
Min Abandon Ht:
Abandon if no signs of recovery by 5000ft AGL/ AMSL.

22
Q

Is intentional spinning by solo trainees permitted?

A

No.

23
Q

What are the minimum heights for intentional fully developed stalls and incipient stalls.

A

Fully developed stall:
7000ft AGL/ AMSL.

Incipient Stall:
5000ft AGL/ AMSL when dual,
7000ft AGL/ AMSL when solo on XXV(F).

24
Q

What should you do if speed likely to fall uncontrollably below 100kts during a manoeuvre?

A

Carry out the low speed recovery drill.

25
Q

What limits apply when practicing low-speed nose-high recoveries?

A

The captain should be a QFI.
Min entry height: 15,000ftAGL/ AMSL.
Entry attitude should be steady, with a max of 70 degrees nose up.
Recovery should be initiated before the speed falls below 100kts.