IFR Abbreviations Flashcards

1
Q

TPP

A

Terminal Procedure Publication

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2
Q

STARs

A

Standard Terminal Arrival

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3
Q

SIDs

A

Standard Instrument Departure

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4
Q

What do STARs/SIDs contain? are they mandatory? Why do they exist?

A

Airport Diagrams, Required Equipment. No. Lighten workload between ATC-Pilot

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5
Q

What do TPPs contain?

A

Instrument Approach Plates
STARs
SIDs

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6
Q

What is an ODP?

A

Obstacle Departure Procedures, - informs pilot of hazardous obstacles during takeoff

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7
Q

MEA

A

Minimum Enroute Altitude

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8
Q

FAF

A

Final Approach Fix

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9
Q

IF

A

Initial Fix

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10
Q

IAF

A

Initial Approach Fix

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11
Q

RA

A

Decision Height

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12
Q

What are the different parts of an Approach Plate?

A

Airport Information
Notes
Frequencies
MAP
Plane View
Profile View
Airport Diagram
Minimums

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13
Q

precision vs nonprecision ceilings+visibility?

A

precision = 600/2
Non-precision = 800/2

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14
Q

What do you do if you experience a radio failure in IMC?

A

MEA (Altitude)
Use the greatest height between the MEA, Expected, Assigned Alt.
AVEF (Route)
1 Assigned
2 Vectored
3 Expected
4 Filed

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15
Q

What do the different colored airways represent?

A

Black = VOR
Blue = GPS

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16
Q

MOCA

A

Minimum Obstacle Clearance Altitude. VOR gives at least 22NM of clearance.

17
Q

What are the Chart Publishers?

A

Department of Defence
FAA
Jepp

18
Q

MAA

A

Maximum Authorized Altitude

19
Q

MRA

A

Minimum Reception Altitude - lowest altitude you can identify an intersection between 2 VORs

20
Q

OROCA

A

Off Route Obstacle Clearance Altitude. - 2000ft mountainous
1000ft non

21
Q

What are the reporting points?
(MARVILOUS VFR C500)

A

Missed
Airspeed +/- 10 Knots
Reaching Holding Fix
VFR on top
ETA change 3+ minutes
Leaving Holding Fix
Outer Marker
Unforcasted Weather
Safety of Flight Issues
Vacating Altitude
Final Approach Fix
Radios/NAVaid failure
Compulsorary Reporting Points
Cant climb 500 fpm

22
Q

What is the difference between WAAS and RAIM?

A

WAAS uses ground+satelitte facilities.
RAIM uses 5+ Satellites
WAAS is better