Part 135 On Demand Operations

Question 1

Duty Limitations for Two Pilot Operation?

Answer 1

Within a 24 hour period, 10 hours of flight time max. 14 hour duty day.

Question 2

How many flight hours in a calendar quarter?

Answer 2

500

Question 3

How many flight hours in any two consecutive calendar quarters?

Answer 3

800

Question 4

How many flight hours in any calendar year?

Answer 4

1400

Question 5

How many hours of crew rest is required 24 hours preceding a flight?

Answer 5

10

Question 6

How many days off are required in a calendar quarter?

Answer 6

13

Question 7

What happens if you over fly by less than 30 minutes?

Answer 7

Then you get 11 consecutive hours of rest minimum prior to the next duty period.

Question 8

How much rust are you compensated with if you over fly between 30 to 60 minutes?

Answer 8

12 consecutive hours of rest prior to the next duty period.

Question 9

What happens if you over fly by more than 60 minutes?

Answer 9

You are compensated with 16 hours of rest prior to the next duty period.

Question 10

Ramp Check Items of Interest

Answer 10

-Pilot certificate & Medical, Gov issued photo ID
-Aircraft airworthiness certificate
-Aircraft registration
-Aircraft fleet manual (AFM)
-Company operations manual
-Weight and balance information
-Flashlight
-Charts (Current)
-VOR Check
-ELT battery (expiration and inspection due date)
-Seat Belts (Condition)
-MEL (if applicable)
-Aircraft condition & general airworthiness

Question 11

What are the takeoff Rules?

Answer 11

-Accelerate-stop distance is less than the runway length plus any stop way.
-Take off run less than runway length
-Take off the distance less than runway length plus clear way up to half of the runway length.

Question 12

Calculated landing roll limitations

Answer 12

Destination 60%
Alternate 60%
Authorized eligible on demand, destination, and alternate : 80%
For Wet or slippery runways increase the landing distance by 15%

Question 13

Take Off Minimums?

Answer 13

Two Engines or less : 1 SM visibility or an RVR of 5000 feet.

*If the weather is below landing minimums, must have a good weather, alternate with in 1 flight hour

Question 14

When should you declare an alternate due to weather at your destination?

Answer 14

For 1 hour before to 1 hour after ETA

Ceiling : THE HIGHER OF 2000ft AGL.
OR 1500ft above the lowest published minimum, or lowest circling minimum when circling is authorized.

Visibility : the greater of 3 miles OR 2 miles more than the lowest visibility minimum for the approach procedure to be used at the destination airport.

Question 15

Procedure for lost comms in IMC

Answer 15

Route : Assigned, Vectored, Expected, Filed
Altitude: (the highest of) Minimum IFR Altitude, Expected Altitude, Assigned Altitude

Question 16

Cloud Clearance in Class B Airspace?

Answer 16

stay clear of clouds with 3SM of visibility, day or night.

Question 17

Cloud clearance in class C airspace?

Answer 17

3 miles visibility
1000 above
500 below
2000 horizontal

Question 18

Speeds in Class B Airspace

Answer 18

250kts at 10,000

Above 10,000 250 to Mach 1

200 Beneath the Bravo

Question 19

Speed Restrictions In Class C/D Airspace

Answer 19

No more than 200kts at or below 2500ft within 4 miles of the class C or D Airport.

Question 20

Where does Class A Airspace begin?

Answer 20

18,000 ft to 60,000 ft.

Question 21

What is required to fly into class a airspace?

Answer 21

-An instrument rating and an IFR flight plan
-an aircraft that is appropriately equipped for instrument flight.
-DME for operating at an above flight level 240.
-Two way radio communication ATC.
Reference 91.135

Question 22

RVSM Altitudes

Answer 22

290 to 410

Question 23

Can you take off when the forecast for the time of arrival is below minimums?

Answer 23

No person may take off an aircraft under IFR or begin an IFR or over-the-top operation unless the latest weather reports or forecasts, or any combination of them, indicate that weather conditions at the estimated time of arrival at the next airport of intended landing will be at or above authorized IFR landing minimums 135.219

Question 24

Class one physical medical is valid for how long?

Answer 24

12 calendar months

Question 25

How long is a temporary airman certificate good for?

Answer 25

120 days

Question 26

When can you descend on a circling approach?

Answer 26

Runway environment in sight

Question 27

Logging maintenance discrepancies away from base with no one available to approve the MEL item. What do you do?

Answer 27

Find the item on the MEL list record and sticker placard .

Question 28

What does eligible on demand mean? What are the requirements for eligible on demand operations?

Answer 28

14 CFR § 135.4 - Applicability of rules for eligible on-demand operations.
There are a list of requirements to meet eligible on demand requirements .

Question 29

What is a DAAP?

Answer 29

Destination airport analysis program = flights must be able to land within 60% of the available runway length on any given runway .

Question 30

How do you know if an airport has declared distances and where do you find them?

Answer 30

FAA provides declared distance information in the A/FD. The airport diagrams depict any variance in runway length by a note; e.g., Rwy 13 ldg 5000’. Jeppesen provides TORA and LDA information on their 10-9 pages in the Additional Runway Information section.

Question 31

What is class 1 and class 2 navigation?

Answer 31

Class two navigation is any en route operation that is not categorized as class 1 navigation and includes any operation or portion that takes place outside the operational service volumes of ICAO (international civil aviation organization is a United Nations agency which helps 193 countries to cooperate together and share skies) standard navaids for example, the aircraft equipped only with the VORs conducts class to navigation outside the operational service volumes of federal VORs.

Question 32

What are the holding speeds at different altitudes?

Answer 32

1-6000 is 200kts
6000-14000 is 230kts
14,000 and above is 265kts

Question 33

What are four components of an ILS approach?

Answer 33

Localizer, glideslope, outer marker, and approach lights.

Question 34

VOR Service Volumes

Answer 34

-Terminal 25NM up to 12000

-Low 40NM

-High represented as upside down wedding cake. Differential altitude and service volume.