Scenarios

Question 1

You are on final for a CAT III approach and the RVR is reported below minimums. What would you do?

Answer 1

Go-Around. A look-see approach is not authorized during CAT III approaches.

Question 2

What HGS Modes may be used during CAT II and SA CAT I approaches?

Answer 2

PRI, IMC, or AIII (Unless AIII mode is specifically required on the Jepp Approach plate.)

Question 3

During taxi what is required while performing Intensive Tasks when the visibility is reported below 4000 RVR or 3/4 miles?

Answer 3

Stop the aircraft and set the parking brake.

Question 4

Prior to departure while reviewing your weather packet, you notice the forecast for your destination indicates a chance of thunderstorms and wind gusts greater than 20 knots. Is an alternate required?

Answer 4

Yes. Company requires an alternate be listed when your ETA, from one hour before to one hour after, and Thunderstorms or wind gusts greater than 20 kts more than the steady state wind velocity.