Msn Eval

Question 1

Day VMC

Answer 1

300 feet AGL, modified contour

Question 2

Night VMC

Answer 2

altitude of 500 feet above the highest obstruction to flight, or 400 feet plus one chart contour interval above the highest depicted terrain contour, whichever is higher, within 3 NMs of planned route centerline

Question 3

NVG altitude

Answer 3

altitude of 500 feet above the highest spot terrain elevation, or 400 feet plus one chart contour interval above the highest depicted terrain contour, whichever is higher, within 3 NM of planned route centerline

Question 4

MSA

Answer 4

1000 feet above the highest obstruction within 5

NMs of planned route centerline

Question 5

Min IFR

Answer 5

1000 feet above the highest obstruction within 5 NMs of planned route centerline (2000 feet in mountainous terrain). Rounded to the next higher 100 ft

Question 6

ESA

Answer 6

1,000 feet (2,000 feet in mountainous

terrain) above the highest obstruction to flight within 22 NMs of planned route centerline

Question 7

Temperature correction on LL

Answer 7

Add the values derived from the FIH temperature correction chart to the IMC and Night minimum enroute altitudes whenever the outside air temperature is 32°F/0°C or below

Question 8

Peacetime route restrictions

Answer 8

-With less than 1 NM separation (3 NMs when in excess of 250 KCAS) when below
2000 feet AGL from known sensitive environmental (i.e., hospitals, fish hatcheries, large
poultry complexes, recreation areas, institutions, etc).
-With less than 3 NMs separation from prohibited airspace.
-With less than 3 NMs separation from nuclear power plants.
-Through restricted airspace without clearance.
-Below 1000 feet AGL within a 2000 feet radius over cities or towns shown as
magenta shaded areas on 1:500,000 (TPC) scale charts in addition to the restrictions in AFI 11-202V3 chapter 5.
-Over or through active live fire or impact areas that may not be specifically
designated as prohibited or restricted areas.
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-Below 500 feet AGL unless:
-Host nation rules specifically allow such VFR operations

Question 9

Minimum chart requirements

Answer 9

turn points, IP, objective area, course line, navigation information, CHUM data and date, ESA and chart series/date

Question 10

Tactical mode

Answer 10

changes the MFD colors so that
yellows and reds are above the aircraft and greens are below. Terrain more than 300 feet below the aircraft
is not displayed

Question 11

Windshear alerting

Answer 11

Windshear alerting is available when in TOGA mode from 70 knots TAS up to 1500 feet radar altitude and APPR when radar altitude is between 1500−30 feet

Question 12

NVG enroute procedures

Answer 12

3 NM prior to obstacle within 3 NM of centerline aircrew must see obstacle or climb to attain an altitude 500’ above obstacle

Question 13

Type/wx/squawk/max speed

Answer 13

IR/not available/ATC/ as required
VR/3000-5/4000/as required
SR/1500-3/1200/250

Question 14

No barometric setting

Answer 14

Use GPS baro settings but add 1000’ to MSA/ESA and min planned altitudes @ night

Question 15

speed hierarchy

Answer 15

config limit
speed limit
max speed(spd cstr @ waypoint)
at speed
MC calculated speed for time control
SPD

Question 16

altitude hierarchy

Answer 16

At altitude
cruise altitude
route data altitude

Question 17

Touch and go

Answer 17

w/ IP, 7000’ long rwy, 120’ wide, 300-3/4, >= 12 RCR, 25 kts

Question 18

min wx assault

Answer 18

circling minimums but no lower than 600-2

Question 19

max full flap weight

Answer 19

502,100 lbs

prohibited with more than 165,000 lbs total fuel unless there is less than 4000 lbs in ER tanks combined

Question 20

max landing sink rate

Answer 20

660 fpm

Question 21

max break temp

Answer 21

150 degrees (training only)