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1
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Where are the flight and duty limitations

A

Om 1 part b section 2

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2
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Where is the fuel policy found?

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Om 2a section 2

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3
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Where are the supplements found?

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AFM section 6

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4
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Where would the CDL be found?

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AFM section 6 supplement 41

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5
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Where would the manual suite list be found and what is contained within each?

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Om 1 part a section 3

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6
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Where can operational personnel job descriptions be found?

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Om 1 part b section 1

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7
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Where is the SMS found?

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Om 1 part C

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8
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Where are rules regarding dangerous goods found?

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Om 1 part D

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9
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Where would one find CASA Approvals, Permissions and Exemptions

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Om 1 part e

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10
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What is found in. Om 6A, B, C?

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6A is the RTOW/performance for the 202MPA
6Bis the RTOW/performance for the 202LADS
6C is the RTOW/performance for the 315MPA

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11
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Where would information regarding checks tests and training be found?

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Om 4

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12
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Where is the supplement compatibility table found?

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AFM section 1 para 1.5

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13
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Where would one find Policy and Procedures

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OM-1

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14
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Where would one find Aircraft Operations

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OM-2

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15
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Where would one find Aerodromes and Routes

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OM-3

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16
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Where would one find Pilot Training and Checking

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OM-4

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17
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Where would one find Observer Training and Checking

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OM-5

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18
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Where would one find Performance Data

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OM-6

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19
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Where would one find Notices to Aircrew

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OM-7

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20
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What is TMSA?

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training manuals detail aircraft and other technical information, or matters of a purely
training nature, do not require CASA approval.
TMSA is not a formal element of the company’s CAR 215 operations manual.

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21
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What to the OM suite not do?

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Generally does not repeat information contained in the Civil Aviation Act, CARs, CASRs or CAOs, but may, where necessary, provide emphasis or
expansion of information to clarify company operational procedures and requirements.

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22
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What are pilot memos?

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advise non-policy matters, and shall not be used to add to or alter SOPs given in OM.

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23
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How are pilot memos numbered?

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All pilot memos are numbered consecutively, starting again in the New Year eg 01-05,
02-05, 03-05, then 01-06, 02-06, etc.

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24
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How long are memos valid?

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self-cancel when more than 12 months old; they are then archived. Some pilot memos will be retired earlier, but this will be specifically advised

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25
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Where is crew admin found?

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OM 1 A section 2

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26
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How much duty is allocate for travel?

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Domestic travel – 45 minutes prior to scheduled departure time and 15 minutes after scheduled arrival time.
International travel – 90 minutes prior to scheduled departure time and 15
minutes after scheduled arrival time.

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27
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Can flying be conducted outside Cobham?

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Permission is to be sought at
least 14 days prior to the commencement of flight and/or duty with the other operator via
e-mail, supported by a telephone call.

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28
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What are the requirements when flying into Lord Howe regarding the runway

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CASA has granted an exemption allowing Dash 8 aircraft operated by Cobham – Special
Mission to use the additional runway length provided by the runway end safety area at
Lord Howe Island in calculating the regulated take off weight. All Dash 8 pilots must
abide by the conditions set out in the exemption.

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29
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Can we carry firearms and if so where is the regulation found?

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OM 2, Part A2.16

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30
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What is the maximum duty period?

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12 hours, 23 including standby, 30 if deadhead after duty

31
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What are the maximum accumulated duty limits?

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90 hours/14days, 60hours/7days, 40hours/7days if more than 2 late nights

32
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Is there a limit on late night ops?

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Yes, max 4 in 7 days.

33
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Max FAID score?

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75

34
Q

Where is safety management found?

A

OM 1 C

35
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What is safety management about?

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Just culture, Emergency management, Incident and Accident reporting

36
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IRMs must be reported using the following procedure:

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  1. Notify the ATSB by telephone (1800 011 034) as soon as practicable
  2. The aircraft Captain shall notify the HTO/HJO as appropriate, or if unavailable, the
    Chief Pilot, by telephone. The mission coordinator shall notify the Chief Observer,
    or if unavailable, the Manager Surveillance Observer Operations/Manager SAR
    Observer Operations, as appropriate, by telephone.
  3. Submit an internal company report
  4. Submit a report to the ATSB within 72 hours of the incident
37
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When will a crew member be stood down?

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  1. The declaration of PAN or MAYDAY
  2. Damage to an airframe or engine
  3. Injury to personnel
38
Q

Where is the CAO 95 low flying extract found?

A

TMSA 305

39
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Pilots are required to carry the following documentation and equipment, as applicable:

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1.) Jeppesen documentation for the route(s) to be flown and possible alternate routes for
that flight (in accordance with CAR 233);
2.) Access to sufficient Jeppesen documentation to avoid undue delays in the event of
an aircraft retasking to an unplanned destination;
3.) Passport;
4.) Personal torch;
5.) An accurate time piece;
6.) Flight crew licence; and
7.) Medical certificate.
8.)The Captain should ensure that a flight planning laptop computer is carried on every
flight.

40
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Following a mercy flight the PIC shall provide

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an ASIR to the Chief Pilot within 24 hours of the flight.

41
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Who may OCCUPY A CONTROL SEAT?

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Only those pilots assigned to the flight may occupy a control seat.

42
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Cargo shall not be carried:

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a.) in an aircraft cockpit; or
b.) on a seat; or
Cargo carried in the passenger compartment of an aircraft must be stored in lockers or
storage areas specifically designated for the storage of cargo. Cargo may be stored under
seats where the design of the seat will prevent the cargo from moving forward.

43
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Company aircraft shall only be taxied by

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pilots authorised to fly as PIC on type.

44
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What restrictions are there regarding Supplementary Crew

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Restricted to operations not below lowest safe

altitude when operating at night.

45
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What restrictions are there regarding Passengers

A

restricted to operations not below lowest safe altitude when

operating at night and operations not below 500ft when operating by day.

46
Q

Where would rules regarding ground handling be found?

A

OM 2 Part B-3

47
Q

Can ground handling staff be used?

A

All ground handling for a flight
is the responsibility of the aircrew assigned to that flight, with the assistance of company
engineering support.

48
Q

Must cargo be weight or can standard weight be used?

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All cargo loaded onto an aircraft must be weighed using calibrated scales.

49
Q

Where would rules regarding ground handling be found?

A

OM 2 Part B-3.2

50
Q

What items should carried in baggage must be asked about?

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  • Lighters or matches
  • Aerosols
  • Flammable liquids or gasses
  • Spare batteries
51
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What weight is used for passengers?

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a.) Male 190 lbs. (86 kg)
b.) Female 156 lbs. (71 kg)
c.) Hand luggage (other than operating crew) 11 lbs. (5 kg)
Note: Cargo and baggage must be weighed.

52
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FMS, confirmation of the action by the other pilot is

required

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a. ) When entering or amending waypoints to the flight plan; or
b. ) Before pressing ENTER/EXEC when this will alter the aircraft tracking; or
c. ) When entering or updating the fuel on board.

53
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A sterile cockpit is imposed during the following phases of a flight:

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  1. From the beginning of the Before Start checklist to the completion of the After
    Takeoff checklist;
  2. During operations below LSALT in IMC or at night;
  3. Operations below 1000 ft AGL/ASL;
  4. From the beginning of the Descent/Approach checklist to after landing; and
  5. Within 15nm of an airfield.
54
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The PIC must ensure that both pilots are at the controls whenever the aircraft is:

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  1. In turbulent conditions
  2. Below LSALT at night or in IMC
  3. Below 1000ft in day VMC
  4. During take off and landing
55
Q

Where are Cabin safety procedures found?

A

OM 2 Part B-4

56
Q

When may PEDs be used?

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Any time that sterile cockpit are not in place.

57
Q

Where would information regarding routes be found?

A

OM 3

58
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Where would information regarding airports be found?

A

OM 3

59
Q

What are the restrictions regarding VFR procedures if any?

A

‘VFR climb and descent’, ‘IFR pick-up’, ‘VFR-on-top’ are prohibited.

60
Q

Are there any position reporting requirements?

A

200nm/30min

61
Q

What is the minimum runway width?

A

The use of runways with a width of less than 30m or a runway strip width of less than 90m
is prohibited.

62
Q

Special requirements Brisbane?

A

when planning to arrive in Brisbane Company Pilots are
to ensure that sufficient additional fuel is available to enable a diversion to a suitable
alternate aerodrome from overhead Brisbane

63
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Special requirements Goldcoast?

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not regarded as being a suitable overnight alternate.

64
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Special requirements Broome?

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During night operations on runway 10, Company pilots are permitted to taxi past the piano
keys and across the red threshold lights in order to commence the take off roll at the
western end of the runway 10 turning node. This allows the use of the runway 28 RESA
distance, which is included in Company RTOW data.
10kt taxi, except on RWY
24hour checks A,B,C

65
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Special requirements Christmas Island?

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after last light are to allow sufficient fuel to carry out a diversion to a suitable alternate aerodrome.call signs: BDF123, BDF345 or BDF567

66
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Special requirements LORD HOWE ISLAND?

A

PIC must make full use of the extra distance
provided by the runway end safety area at the brakes release end of the runway
alternate when forecast wind is:
• 12kts or greater from the southern sector (between 130 degrees and 250 degrees; or
• 20kts or greater (including gusts) from any direction.

67
Q

Where would international procedures be found?

A

OM 2 Section D-4

68
Q

Are there any international ports visited which may be thought to be domestic?

A

Christmas Island, Cocos Island and Norfolk Island

69
Q

What is our on time performance dependent on?

A

On surv +- 30mins.

70
Q

What is EDTO and what are the limits?

A

Extended Diversion Time Operation, not allowed on charter, doesn’t apply to mission flights. Distance 190nm.

71
Q

What is the RFF frequency?

A

131.00 MHz is the frequency published for direct communication with RFF services.

72
Q

Where is the supplement compatibility table found?

A

AFM 1.5

73
Q

Where would performance data be found?

A

AFM section 5 and front of QRH

Cobham (18 decks)

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