International OPS Europ Flashcards

1
Q

Fie the flight plan min & max time?

A

3 hour min

120 max

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2
Q

When is the CFMU issuing a CTOT?

A

2 hours prior to EOBT

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3
Q

CTOT window ?

A

5 min prior

10 min after

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4
Q

What is a limitation on certain altimeters when related to high alt AP?

A

If the elevation is over 200ft some altimeters cannot be calibrated on QHE for a landing / it has to be performed a QNH landing

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5
Q

PANS-OPS Holding Proc

A

1 All procedures are based on still air - the crew is responsible for any wind compensation
2 All turn are 25 dg bank angle
or 3 dr / sec

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6
Q

Parallel entry

A

1 AC is coming from the opposite 110 dg sector on the safe side
2 AC turned left onto an parallel outbound track
2 AC turned left on the safe side / holding site, to intercept inbound track or returns to the fix
3 @ or bellow 14000 = 1 min, above 1 min 30 sec

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7
Q

Offset entry

A

1 Ac from the 70dg sector opposite the fix and opposite the holding side
2 30 dg angle after the fix with the inbound track then right turn to pick up the inbound course to the fix

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8
Q

Direct entry

A

1 AC from 70 dg on the holding side to 110 dg on the opposite side
2 AC to proceed to fix and from there right turn outbound

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9
Q

Base turn

A

Outbound track with timing or determined DME distance

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10
Q

Procedure turn

45/180

A

Reciprocal inbound track determined by time or DMEthen 45 dg to the left /right , time or DME and final turn on the opposite side right / left to intercept the inbound course

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11
Q

Procedure turn

80/260 dg

A

Reciprocal inbound track determined by time or DME then 80 dg left / right and immediately after right / left 260 dg to intercept inbound course

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12
Q

Racetrack maneuver

A

1 - 30 dg left +30 dg right of the opposite inbound course = gets on a direct entry into the arrival
2 - anything else must enter the holding pattern

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13
Q

Is P - RNAV approval required?

A

YES

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14
Q

Can a non approved AC depart?

A

YES

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15
Q

Phraseology : fly to waypoint BEKAS in Russia - means to proceed ….

A

Via Flight Plan Route to that waypoint

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16
Q

If a country is only partially compliment with WGS-84 ?

What does that mean

A

Assume it is not

17
Q

Are there any limitation due to non - WGS-84 countries?

A

YES - GPS may not be as accurate because those countries are not using the same mathematical formula to calculate position

18
Q

How is the primary method of altimetry revealed on the approach chart?

A

It is BOLDED

19
Q

Should one had to make a correction : would it have to be for the QNH or QFE?

A

BOTH

20
Q

If the outbound leg is 030 dg, what would be the tolerance to intercept this leg?

A

000 - 075 dg

21
Q

Can one operate in and out of European airports without P-RNAV approval?

A

YES but some restrictions may apply

22
Q

In Europe FL 100 is called

A

Flight level one hundred

23
Q

Can one use GPS in countries non compliant WGS84?

A

YES but with caution

24
Q

What are the entries arguments when using the cold temperature chart?

A

TEMP and HIGHT above field elevation

25
Q

What is the primary altimeter setting in most countries?

A

QNH in hectopascals