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1
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When would you be acclimated to a new time zone under FAR 117

A

36 hours of rest in that time zone.

- You have spent 72 hours in that time zone

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How often can an extension of more that 30 minutes accuse under FAR 117?

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An extension can be up to 2 hours only once in 7 days without a 30 hour rest period

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How do you as a pilot agree to an extension before and after ACARS initialization?

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If you become aware that an extension is necessary before ACARS INI, entering you password is your agreement.

If you become aware of the need to an extension than you need to call Dispatch.

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4
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Max FDP in 160 hours -> 7 Days

A

60 Hours

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5
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Max FDP in 672 -> 28 Days

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190 Hours

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6
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What is the minimum rest for FAR 117?

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10 hours and 8 hours of un-inturupted sleep.

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7
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High Min Captain Notes?

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  1. Add 1/2 and 100 feet to approach at destination
  2. Add only 1/2 to TAF to determine alternate.
  3. If flying to Alternate Mins are 1sm and 300 feet or approach which ever is higher.
  4. You may also need a takeoff alternate if adding the 1/2 to your takeoff airport puts you below High Mins.
  5. Ops specs has RVR chart conversion.
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8
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Captain must make all takeoffs and landings when FO has less than 100 hours

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  1. RVR less than 4000
  2. Visibility less than 3/4
  3. Cross wind grease than 15kts
  4. Special Airports
  5. Contaminated runways
  6. Breaking action less than good
  7. RVR Less than 5
  8. WindShear.
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9
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When does the special Airports restrictions begin?

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If the If the WX at the airport is less than 3sm or less 1000 feet.

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10
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If weather is less than 3 or 1000 at special airport how can you qualify your self?

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  1. CA or FO made a takeoff and landing with in past 12 months
  2. Pictorial means.
  3. Does not Apply to SAAT 4 airports.
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11
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When can you use 17347 Exception?

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  1. Marginal Wx at Destination - Visibility only
  2. Margin Wx at 1st alternate - Visibility and Ceiling
  3. Conditional language with TEMPO or PROB
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12
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When can you not use 17347 exception?

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  1. International destinations
  2. BECOM in TAF
  3. High Mins Captain
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13
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What are all the Altimeter tolerances including RVSM?

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  1. With in 100’ of each other
  2. Within 75’ of the field
  3. RVSM is 75’ each other and field.
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14
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What items are required on a flight release?

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  1. N-Number
  2. Trip Number
  3. Destination & Alternates
  4. MINTO
  5. IFR
  6. WX
  7. MELs
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15
Q

How is holding fuel calculated?

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At max gross takeoff weight and 10,000

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16
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How is reserve fuel calculated?

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TOD Fuel Flow :45 of that.

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17
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What lighting requirements do you need with 1/4 visibility?

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  • HIRL or
  • CL Lights or
  • CL Markings

adequate visual reference

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18
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What lighting requirements do you need with 1600 RVR?

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  • HIRL or
  • CL Lights or
  • CL Markings

TDZ RVR may be sub by Mid RVR if TDZ is Inop

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19
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What lighting requirements do you need with Day
1200
1200
1000 RVR?

A
  • HIRL or
  • CL Lights or
  • CL Markings

2 RVRs are required. If all 3 are there than all controlling

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20
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How many RVRs do you ned to takeoff with RVR 1600 or greater?

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  • You need 1 TDZ RVR.
  • If no RVR than it goes to 1/4 visibility
  • If TDZ RVR not working sub in Mid RVR
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21
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What lighting requirements do you need with Night
1200
1200
1000 RVR?

A
  • HIRL or
  • CL Lights

2 RVRs are required. If all 3 are there than all controlling

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22
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What lighting requirements do you need with
1000
1000
1000 RVR?

A

CL Lights or
HIRL and
CL Markings

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23
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What lighting requirements do you need with
600
600
600 RVR?

A

HIRL and

CL Lights

24
Q

When are you required to have an Alternate?

A
  1. When destination Airport has not Instrument Approach
  2. WX 2000 and or 3sm
  3. Forecasting Freezing Precipitation
  4. All runways are reporting RCC 1
25
Q

Can you use CAT II to get back into your Takeoff Airport, not requiring a takeoff alternate?

A

Yes

26
Q

What approach category is the 175?

A

Category C

27
Q

When can we fly an approach with 1800 RVR?

A

The the approach plate has 1800 RVR minimums published.

28
Q

When do we need to add 15% to our landing distance?

A

When the visibility will be lower than 4000 RVR

29
Q

What is the lowest DA we can set on a CAT II

A

80 Feet

30
Q

What is the max cross wind for a CAT II approach?

A

15 kts

31
Q

We need to land in what part of the runway?

A

First 1/3 or 3000 feet which ever is loser.

32
Q

To descent below DA what visual cues do you need to have?

A
  • Red Terminated bar
  • Red Side bars
  • Threshold, Threshold Markings
  • Runway Lights
  • VASI
  • REIL
33
Q

What are our circling minimums?

A

3sm and 1000’ or the chart which ever is higher.

34
Q

What requirements do you need to accept a visual approach?

A
  1. Stay VFR
  2. Within 35 miles of airport
  3. Runway or Traffic in sight
  4. Controlled airspace.
35
Q

Flying into uncontrolled airport, when can you cancel IFR?

A
  • Within 10 miles of airport
  • Maintain VFR
  • Stay in controlled airspace.
36
Q

What are MEL items

A

Equipment that does not work.

37
Q

What CDL items?

A

Things that are missing (Static Wicks) (Sealant)

38
Q

What are NEF Items?

A

Items that are don’t affect the safety of flight

39
Q

If not RVSM approved what is the max altitude you can fly?

A

FL280

40
Q

What is Method 1 for Drifdown Planning

A

It gives us 1000’ clearance within 5 miles of the file route obstacle clearance.

41
Q

What is Method 2 for Driftdown Planing?

A

It gives us 2000’ clearance within 5 miles when we loose an engine start a drift down to an alternate airport.

42
Q

You should limit your Rate of Climb to dow much the last 1000 feet in RVSM airspace?

A

1500 Feet per Minute

43
Q

What is Class 1 Navigation

A

Navigation capability with in service volumes of airway facilities.

(Its a code on the last line of the navigation section of the Release)

44
Q

What is Class 2 Navigation

A

Allows us to navigate outside the service volumes of VORs

45
Q

What 2 wx conditions do not allow you to land or takeoff?

A

Severe Ice

Hail

46
Q

Can you dispatch to airport reporting Hail?

A

Yes you can continue operations while hail is occurring or forecasted, You just can land or takeoff.

47
Q

Can we use CAT II minimums to derive Alternate Minimums

A

No

48
Q

Whats the problem with a cracked EFB screen?

A

Rapid Decompression

49
Q

When does a flight duty period start?

A

It begins when you report for duty with the intention to fly.

50
Q

How many RVRs do you need to do a CAT II Approach.

A

2 RVR - TDZ and ROLL OUT

51
Q

With one RVR what is the Minimum RVR to shoot a CAT II Approach

A

1600 RVR

52
Q

Can you still shoot a CAT II Approach with an inoperative ROLL out RVR?

A

Yes you can sub in a MID - 600 or FAR END - 300

53
Q

What runway lights do you need to shoot a CAT II Approach?

A

HIRL
CL
TDZ

54
Q

What approach lights do you need to shoot a CAT II approach?

A

ALSF 1 / 2

55
Q

Below 500’ What deviations will cause you to go Miss on a CAT II Approach?

A

1/3 Loc

1 Dot GS

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