TC 3-04.5 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the three entries into a holding pattern and what are the associated procedures?

A

Parrallel: turn to the outbound heading for the appropriate time or distance and turn towards the holding side to intercept the inbound track.
Teardrop: turn to a heading making 30* off from the reciprocal of the inbound track, on the holding side, fly outbound for the appropriate time, then turn right to intercept inbound holding track
Direct: Turn and follow the holding pattern

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2
Q

What are the methods for obtaining a formal dd 175-1 weather briefing in order of priority?

A

US Mil Wx forecaster
Observation w\Wx squadron or combat Wx team
Other Mil or Gov Wx service

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3
Q

What does VFR-on-top vs VFR-over-top mean?

A

VFR-on-top is used during an IFR flight plan in vfr conditions and allows you to select VFR cruising altitudes
VFR-over-top is used during VFR flight when you can maintain minimum cloud clearances over a level of undercast weather

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4
Q

What is a diverse departure?

A

a departure where an AC can turn any direction from a runway and remain clear of obstacles.

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5
Q

If no diverse departure is published what is the procedure?

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Diverse departure: fly runway heading to 400’ above departure end of runway then turn the shortest distane to first filed point
No diverse depature:fly the published eparture

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6
Q

What are the four instances reports should be made to ATC?

A

When the approach has been missed
When leaving an assigned hold or fix
When leaving current altitude for another assigned altitude
When a climb or descent of 500 FPM cannot be maintained

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7
Q

When must your altimeter be recalibrated

A

Before commencing initial approach to an airfield. It is recommended every 30 minutes or 100 miles, whatever comes first.

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8
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True or false– airmen are allowed to operate IFR in controlled airpsace without an IFr clearance.

A

True ***

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9
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What does A NA mean?

A

Alternate minimums are not approved. (you can’t use this approach as an alternate)

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10
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What does the trouble T indicate?

A

Non-standard IFR takeoff minimums.

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11
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What are the 5 types of altitude?

A

true, indicated, pressure, density, absolute

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12
Q

How do you recover from an unusual attitude?

A

Correct pitch and bank angle and adjust power as required

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13
Q

What are some common mistakes during unusual attitude recovery?

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Failure to make proper corrections
overcontrolling
excessive loss of altitude

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14
Q

Why should we practice airspeed changes during turns?

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Changing airspeed in a turn requires coordinated movement of all control surfaces at once, execution requires a rapid cross check and interpretation as well as smooth control

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15
Q

What is the obstacle clearance given by an MEA?

A

1k’ in non-mountainous
2k’ in mountainous

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16
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What does it mean to push the head or pull the tail of the VOR needle?

A

It is a description of how to intercept the desired bearing when you are either to or from the station.

17
Q

What are the different airspaces? describe each.

A

Class A: from 18k’ MSL to FL 600. It is the altitude most commercial flights operate at and requires an IFR clearance to enter
Class B: SFC to 10k’, it surrounds the nations busiets airports and is typically laid out like an upside down layer cake
Class C: SFC to 4k’, has a tower and radar approach control
Class D: SFC to 2.5k’, towered, configuration is individually tailored
Class E: controlled airspace that isn’t A,B,C, or D
Class G: essentially uncontrolled airspace that isnt A,B,C,D, or E

18
Q

List the different transponder codes and what they are used for

A

7500: hijacking
7600: comms failure
7700: emergency/ crash

19
Q

You are in holding and do not receive a further clearance before reaching the expect further clearance (EFC) time. What should you do?

A

Request clearance to leave holding or a revised EFC time from ATC.