INDOC QUESTIONS Flashcards

1
Q

What are the lower than standard takeoff minimums for PSA?

A

. 500/500/500

. Referred to 10-9A … for a specific
runway which supersede PSA’S
lower minimum

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2
Q

What are the seasonal passenger weight and bags?

A

Passenger weight:
Summer (May - October)
. 194 lbs (adults)
. 81 lbs (child)

Winter (November- April)
. 199 lbs (adult)
. 86 lbs (child)

Bags:
Standard (50 - lbs or less)
. 32 lbs

Plane Side Bag:
. 22 lbs

Heavy Checked Bags ( 51-100 lbs)
. 55 lbs

Bags greater than 100 lbs:
. Actual Weight

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3
Q

What is required to fly into a special qualification airport?

A

Within the preceding 12 months:
. PIC or SIC has made an entry in that
airport

. The PIC has qualified by using
pictorial means.

. Ceiling is at least 1,000 ft above the
lowest MEA, MOCA, or Initial
Approach Altitude for the
instrument approach procedure for
that airport

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4
Q

What are derived weather minimums?

A

. 400-1 for a single NAV aids
. 2001/2 for multiple NAV aids

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5
Q

What is the marginal rule? Or when is a 2nd alternate needed?

A

If the ceiling or visibility at the published minimum for the destination and the ceiling or visibility at the derived minimum for the alternate - than a 2nd alternate is required.

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6
Q

When is a takeoff alternate required?

A

When the weather condition (vis) at the departure airport is below CAT 1 landing minimum.

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7
Q

How far away can takeoff alternate?

A

No more than 1 hour, with one engine inoperative in a still air, in normal cruise. Maximum of 300 miles.

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8
Q

How much fuel do we need to be dispatched?

A

You must have enough fuel to the destination, then to the farthest alternate, and then 45 minute at cruise altitude (25,000 ft.)

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9
Q

What is the lowest visibility an aircraft can be dispatched if there is a CAT 2 approach?

A

Quarter of a mile - (1/4) sm

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10
Q

How close can an aircraft get to a thunderstorm during an approach?

A

3 miles

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11
Q

What does SMGCS stand for? And when does it go into effect?

A

. Surface Movement Guidance
Control System

. It goes into effect when RVR is less
than 1200 RVR

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12
Q

How many hours of rest do pilots need?

A

10 hours including 8 hours of uninterrupted sleep opportunity

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13
Q

What’s the maximum amount of Dry Ice PSA can carry

A

275 lbs (5.5 lbs per person)

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14
Q

What are the reasons to reject a takeoff above 80 kts?

A

. Engine failure
. Fire warning
. Loss of directional control
. Aircraft is considered usafe

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15
Q

What are the reason to reject a takeoff below 80 kts?

A

Anything except a white status message

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16
Q

Explain the difference between the following …

. ALD (actual landing distance)

. RLD (required landing distance)

. OLD (operational landing distance)

A

ALD is used for dispatch and emergency. This is a test pilot number with full brakes applied without trust reverser.

RLD is ALD times 1.67 - this adds safety factor to ALD (ALD is 60% of RLD). RLD needs extra 15% increase for a wet runway. (so ALD x 1.67 x 1.15)

OLD is advisory performance data, not required by regulation. Trust reverses and spoiler are assumed operational, at 15% safety margin is also recommended to be added to get factor OLD (FOLD)

17
Q

When should the Capt. do the takeoff and landing?

A

Regardless of FO experience:
. At or below 1600 RVR or 1/4 sm vis.

. If runway is = or < than 5000 ft.

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For low time FO:
. Contaminated runaway
. Less than good breaking action.
. RVR 4000 or 3/4 sm or less
. Cross wind greater than 15 kts.
. Wind-shear reported in the vicinity.
. Special qualification airport.

The Capt. must also fly steep approaches >3.5°.

18
Q

When is the X wind limitation father limited by runway construction?

A

When the runway condition is less than good

19
Q

Explain exemption 17347 ?

A

It allows a 121 operator to dispatch a flight to a destination or alternate airport when the weather conditions is below landing minimum.

. Main body of the TAF has to be
legal weather

. The TAF conditional (TEMPO,
BECMG, PROB) can forecast
weather below landing minimum

. For Destinations:
Conditional vis must not be less
than 1/2 required for the approach

. 1st Alternate:
Conditional vis & ceiling must not
be less then 1/2 derived minimum

. 2nd Alternate:
Main body and conditional must
meet derived alternate mins

20
Q

When do you need a 2nd alternate?

A

If the ceiling or vis is at the published minimum for the destination AND If the ceiling or vis is at derived min for the alternate then a second alternate is required.

The above statement is also known as marginal rule.