Oral Questions Flashcards
1
Q
What pilot qualification make this flight legal?
A
- 3 take off and landings within the preceding 90 days
- Full stop at night or in a tail draggier
- Flight review with in preceding 24 calendar months (CFI, new rating, air carrier or 141 check, DPE, or Complete a level of the winds program)
2
Q
What is required for the Aircraft to be legal for this flight?
A
WARTMOVES
- W eight and balance (current unless mod made)
- A irworthiness Certificate (as long as it is maintained)
- R egistration (3 years)
- T ransponder (24 months)
- M EL
- O perating Limits
- V OR check (30 days)
- E LT check (12 months)
- S tatic and altimeter check (24 months)
3
Q
What types of fog are there?
A
-Radiation earth surface cools surrounding air -Advection Warm airs moving over cooler ground -Upslope Air moving up a mountain -Precipitation rain cools air
4
Q
What types of Ice are there?
A
-Rime rough milky white -Clear/Glaze clear hard and glossy; difficult to break -Mixed
5
Q
What is included in a standard weather briefing?
A
- Adverse conditions
- VFR not recommended
- Synopsis
- Current conditions - METAR’s
- Enroute Forecast - TAF (4 times a day good for 30hrs)
- Destination forecast
- Winds aloft (2 times a day)
- Notams
- ATC delays
6
Q
What is required for each airspace?
A
- Class A - Clearance, Transponder, DME above FL240
- Class B - Private Pilot, Clearance, Transponder
- Class C - Student pilot, Establish communications, transponder
- Class D - Student pilot, Establish 2-way communication
- Class E - Transponder above 10,000
- Class G - No requirements
7
Q
What special use airspace is there?
A
- Restricted area - must have controlling agency permission
- MOA’s - Exercise caution (military operations)
- Alert Areas - High intensity military training’s (exercise caution)
- Warning Areas - Naval gunfire (exercise caution, contact controlling agency)
- Victor Airway’s - From 1,200ft up to 18,000ft
8
Q
What is the required equipment for day VFR flight?
A
TOMATO FLAMES
- T achometer
- O il pressure
- M anifold pressue
- A ltimeter
- T emperature sensor
- O il Temperature
- F uel Gauge
- L anding gear position
- A irspeed indicator
- M agnetic Compass
- E LT
- S eat belts
9
Q
What is the required equipment for Night VFR?
A
FLAPS
- F uses
- L anding light
- A nticollision lights
- P osition lights
- S ource of electricity
10
Q
What is the required equipment for IFR?
A
GRAB CARD
- G enerator
- R adios
- A ttitude indicator
- B all
- C lock
- A djustable altimeter
- R ate of turn indicator
- D irectional gyro
11
Q
What is required prflight information?
A
RAW FAT
- Runway lengths
- Alternates
- Weather
- Fuel
- ATC delays
- Takeoff/landing distance data
12
Q
When should you notify the NTSB?
A
P-FACTION
- P roperty damage more than $25,000
- F ire in flight
- A ccident
- C ollision in flight
- T urbine failure
- I llness of crew member
- O verdue aircraft
- N o control (control failure of any sort)
13
Q
What are the light gun signals on the ground?
A
- Steady Green - cleared for takeoff
- Flashing Green - Cleared for taxi
- Steady Red - stop
- Flashing Red - Taxi clear of runway in use
- Flashing White - Return to starting point on airport
- Alternating Red and Green - Exercise extreme caution
14
Q
What are the light gun signals in the air?
A
- Steady Green - cleared for landing
- Flashing Green - return for landing
- Steady Red - give way and continue circling
- Flashing Red - airport unsafe, do not land
- Flashing White - N/A
- Alternating Red and Green - Exercise extreme caution
15
Q
What are the VFR weather minimums?
A
- Above 10,000 in class E airspace is 5/111
- Below 10,000 in class C,D,E is 3/152
- Below 10,000 in class B 3/COC
- Class G cloud clearance - 152
- Class G visual clearance - 3sm day, 1sm night
- Class G cloud clearance below 1,200 AGL - COC
