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A flight may only continue to an airport where conditions are hazardous if…

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…The conditions can reasonably be expected to be corrected by arrival.

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How long must flight location information be retained for?

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must be retained at the principle place of business until the completion of the flight.

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3
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Whenever a pilot encounters a potentially hazardous meteorological condition or an irregularity in a ground facility or navaid in flight, which could effect the safety of other flights he shall…

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…report in to the appropriate ground radio station as soon as possible.

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4
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No smoking within __ feet of oxygen equipment

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10 feet

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5
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Excluding exceptions for AFM specified altitude loss or limitations the autopilot may not be used lower then…

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50 ft below the DA(H)/MDA for that IAP

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6
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At what age is a child no longer a lap child?

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2 years old

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7
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Official exit seat definition

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any seat in a row through which passengers would have to pass to gain access to an exit, including the seat having direct access.

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8
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Pt 135 aircraft must be quipped with

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Altimeter adjustable for barometric pressure, Heating/de-icing for carbs, turbojets require two gyroscopic bank and pitch indicators, and any other equipment specified by admin

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9
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Above ____ ft each occupant must have available a 10 min supply of oxygen

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25,000

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10
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No person may operate an aircraft under IFR, carrying passengers, unless it has:

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  • a VSI
  • a free air temp indicator
  • heated pitot tube
  • power failure warning device to show the power available for gyro instruments
  • an alternate source of static pressure
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11
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How many marker beacons must Pt 135 aircraft be equipped with?

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atleast one marker beacon providing visual and aural signals to fly IFR

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12
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Night VFR in mountainous terrain min altitude?

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2,000’ above the highest obstacle within a horizontal distance of 5 miles from the intended course to be flown.

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13
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When the ceiling is less than 1,000ft, VFR operations in UNCONTROLLED AIRSPACE require a visibility of atleast….

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2 miles

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What type of weather reporting must you use when it is required to have the forecasted weather (which is basically always)

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You must use that of the US national weather service, a source approved by the us NWS, or approved by the administrator.
However, if VFR then when the above sources are unavailable the PIC may use his/her own observations or those of another person competent to supply such info

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15
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In order to depart IFR the destination must be forecast at ETA to be…

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at or above IFR landing minimums

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16
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What percentage of the runway must you be able to bring the aircraft to a complete stop in?

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60% unless the conditions for the 80% are met. check the GOM for the requirements of 80%.

17
Q

Where is ADS-B not required?

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Class E below 10,000’ and not within 30nm or a Class B airport
Class G

18
Q

ADS-B definitions of:

  • Device failure
  • Function failure
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Device failure: failure of the system to transmit messages

Function failure: failure of the equipment which provides information to the ADS-B system, not the system itself.

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If you lose visual contact of a preceding aircraft to follow while on approach you may use the CAVS (cockpit display assisted visual separation) to continue the approach as long as…

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the distance between you and the aircraft to follow does not become less than 2.5nm

20
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What is required for RAIM capability?

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6 satellites or 5 satellites w/baro-aiding

21
Q

when may an airport with only a GPS approach by used as a destination?

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as long as the alternate airport is not filed as a GPS based IAP

22
Q

What should you do if you get a RAIM/INTEG flag while on a GPS approach?

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If the flag appears after the FAF then execute a missed approach. Outside of the FAF you may continue the approach if it can be executed using a lower GPS capability not requiring RAIM or is an overlay approach and you can use the LOC

23
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What do you do in the approach mode is not armed by 2nm prior to the FAWP

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you should not descend to the MDA but fly to the MAWP and execute a missed approach

24
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What do you do if ATC clears you to proceed onto or across the runway but the red stop bar lights are illuminate?

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you should not cross the runway. inform ATC

25
Your clearance limit has a published holding pattern. upon reaching the limit ATC has still not given you new clearance, what do you do?
as long as there is a published holding pattern then you are expected to hold as published without specifically being told to do so
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Minimum speed ATC can request?
170kts for arriving turbojet aircraft operating below 10,000' within 20 flying miles of the airport.
27
The 5 categories of notams?
Military, flight data center, distant, pointer, special activity airspace
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how long before departure should you be filing your flightplans?
below FL230 should be filed atleast 30 min prior to departure. above FL230 are requested to be filed atleast 4 hours prior to departure
29
Pilots should notify ATC or the nearest fss of departure time when a delay of more than __ hours is expected
2
30
Max clearance void time?
30 minutes
31
When an aircraft is __ minutes or less from a clearance limit and a clearance beyond the fix has not been received, the pilot is expected to start a speed reduction so that the aircraft will cross the fix, initially, at or below the max holding airspeed.
3
32
What is standard holding pattern timing?
At or below 14,000'- 1 min | Above 14,000'- 1.5 min
33
Holding pattern speed limits?
MHA-6,000'= 200kts 6,001-14,000= 230kts 14,001 and above= 265kts
34
Define MSA
Minimum Safe Altitude- provides 1,000' clearance over all obstacles. Nav coverage NOT guaranteed, usually 25nm radius.
35
When is lightning strike probability the greatest?
-5*C to +5*C
36
Sever Thunderstorm criteria?
50kt winds and 3/4in or greater hail
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Light drizzle and stratus clouds are conducive to...
Rime icing