Oma Flashcards

1
Q

When are two destination alternates required?

A
  • Conditions at dest below minima
  • no weather forecast for dest
  • land perf requirements cannot be assured due to dependence on specific wind component or RWY state
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2
Q

Planning minima for take off alternate?

A
  • 1 hours flight time, ISA single eng
  • 320nm
  • cat for CAT 3 SINGLE
  • planned take off weight
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3
Q

Planning minima for destination alternate if only NPA available

A

1000m
200ft

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4
Q

How long is a tempo forecast expected to last?

A
  • period of up to an hr at a time
  • up to half of the period of the TAF
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5
Q

Min RFFS Dep/dest

A

5 (if on OFP)
Or
4 (temp downgrades 72hrs)

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6
Q

Min RFFS alternates

A

UK - 5
None UK - 4

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7
Q

Fuel burn in hold

A

@ 1500ft =457.2 m 40kg/min

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8
Q

Fuel burn in approach

A

17kg/min

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9
Q

Minimum contingency fuel you can carry

A

Greater of
3% trip (normally carry 5)
5 mins holding above dest
(Provided ERA can be selected)

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10
Q

Process when overfuelled

A
  • offload bags
  • burn fuel on ground
  • defuel (pax not allowed onboard)
  • contact duty pilot to get >MTOW
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11
Q

Can you burn contingency fuel on ground?

A

Yes

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12
Q

Max distance for take off alternate

A

320

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13
Q

Max distance cruise alternate must be

A

319-380
320-400
321-400

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14
Q

When can we fly below CNR and continue to destination

A

When given EAT
- Landing at dest is assured with final res

When NOT given EAT
- Landing at dest OR alternate with final res

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15
Q

See you’re going to land at dest with less than CNR - what do you do?

A
  • check for leak
  • request slower speed
  • check optimum winds/ levels
  • replan using closer alternate
    -DIVERT for fuel
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16
Q

Max LMC before new load sheet

17
Q

When must performance be recalculated? (LMC)

A
  • > 250kg
  • > 2% CG
18
Q

Minimum oil QTY - CEO

A

9.5qt + 0.5qt p/hr

19
Q

When’s an oxygen demo required

A

Cruise FL250+
MFA anywhere above 14,000ft

20
Q

Actions for bird strike

A

Advise
-ATC
-MOC

Complete
- techlog strip
- ASR

21
Q

When can we use ‘for info’ following bird strike

A

As long as no:
Structural damage
Unusual odour

impact closer than 1m to REPPS
- radome
- engine
- pitot
- Pack inlet
- static port

22
Q

When must we use TOGA takeoff

A
  • When performance requires it
  • RWY contaminated
  • flight with gear extended
  • wind shear reported
23
Q

Min takeoff climb gradient requirements

A

2nd segment 2.4% gross
Final segment 1.2% gross

24
Q

How to calculate landing & approach climb gradient?

A

Approach climb - appr config, SE, Gear up

Landing climb - landing config, both engines, landing gear down

25
Q

Can you dispatch with anti skid inop?

26
Q

What are the landing and approach climb gradient?

A

Approach - 2.1%
Landing - 2.5%
Low vis climb - 2.5%

27
Q

Low vis wind limits

A

Head -30
Cross - 20 without auto rollout
15 with auto rollout
Tail. - 10

28
Q

Min RVR for takeoff

A

125/125/125

29
Q

Min visual for low vis takeoff

A

90m 6 lights