Phase 1 Block 8 Flashcards

Block 8 Aircraft Handling Fundamentals

1
Q

What is Support Equipment used for?

A

To service, test and troubleshoot aircraft systems

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2
Q

Vehicles should never ____ and should be driven or parked ____ to aircraft to prevent collision.

A
  • Pass under any part of a parked aircraft
  • Adjacent
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3
Q

In order to keep SE motor running what must be done?

A

SE must be manned at all times

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4
Q

What is Aircraft static grounding?

A

Discharges the static electricity harmlessly to Earth or deck

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5
Q

How is static electricity generated in Aircraft?

A
  • While in flight
  • During operation of internal electrical equipment
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6
Q

What are the procedures for grounding an aircraft?

A
  1. First hook up a grounding strap to certified static ground,
  2. ​then to an aircraft grounding receptacle
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7
Q

What could happen if personnel fail to follow correct procedures when grounding an aircraft?

A

It could cause the discharge of electricity through the personnel holding the strap

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8
Q

During flight what may build up and be stored in the windshield of an aircraft?

A

100,000 volts of static electricity

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9
Q

What is used to discharge the static charge build up on the windshield?

A

Static charge removal kit

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10
Q

When do aircraft have to be tied down?

A

When not in use During maintenance evolutions

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11
Q

What determines which category of tie-down must be used for securing aircraft?

A

Wind velocity

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12
Q

How many categories of tie-down are there for aircraft? What are they?

A

There are 4 categories of tie downs

  1. Initial tie down
  2. Normal weather tie down
  3. Moderate weather tie down
  4. Heavy weather tie down
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13
Q

What factors determine an initial tie down? How many chains are required?

A

Wind velocity up to 45 knots Immediately prior to, in between, or immediately after flight Minimum of 6 chains

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14
Q

What factors determine a Normal Weather tie down? How many chains are required?

A

Wind velocity of up to 45 knots 9 chains required

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15
Q

What factors determine a Moderate Weather tie down? How many chains are required?

A

Wind velocity between 46-60 knots 14 chains required

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16
Q

What factors determine a Heavy Weather tie down? How many chains are required?

A

Wind velocity over 60 knots 20 chains required

17
Q

What is used to communicate in the high tempo, high noise environments of naval aviation?

A

Aircraft Hand Signals

18
Q

What is the only mandatory signal regardless of aircraft type for fixed wing?

A

“Emergency Stop”

19
Q

What are the only mandatory signals regardless of aircraft type for rotary wing?

A

“Wave Off” “Hold”

20
Q

What is the maximum towing speed?

A

Towing speed is 5mphnor speed of slowest walker

21
Q

When moving aircraft how many personnel will be on a team?

A

A team consists of 6 to 10 personnel

22
Q

How many tasks are there in a moving evolution? What are they?

A

There are 5 tasks in a moving evolution Move director Brake rider Chock walker Safety observers Tractor driver