Low Fuel Flashcards

1
Q

When should “Minimum Fuel” be declared?

A

If the crew estimates that they only have sufficient fuel to make one approach and arrive with FoG without any further delay to their recovery.

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Q

Once minimum fuel has been declared, when should additional minimum fuel calls be made?

A

When calling for a VRIAB, downwind, or at 5nm on an SIA.

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3
Q

When should a PAN call for low fuel be made?

A

When operating in the Valley or Mona Cct or instrument pattern, and an unforeseen event means that the aircraft is likely to land below FoG.

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4
Q

What should you do if you have called PAN for fuel, but sterilisation of the runway is likely to result in other aircraft landing below minima?

A

Divert immediately.

ATC should tell you.

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5
Q

When should a MAYDAY call for low fuel be made?

A

If, having diverted, you estimate you will land below minimum fuel at the diversion.

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6
Q

What is the minimum landing fuel at the diversion for:

(A) QFIs (i.e. dual sorties) and IV(AC) sqn solo students.

(B) Solo XXV(F) Sqn students.

A

(A) 130kgs

(B) 180kgs

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