TD 55 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the airspeed limits for hands-off in VMC:
Maneuvering, Approach
Climb, Cruise, descent

A

Maneuvering, Approach 120 KIAS
Climb, Cruise, descent 100 KIAS (120 when flying attentively)

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2
Q

Define attentive

A

Ready to take the controls immediately when the aircraft departs the expected flight path

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3
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Maximum airspeed for hands-on operation in cruise flight following a failure

A

120 KTS

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4
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Maximum airspeed for hands-on operation in ILS approach following a failure

A

100 KTS

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5
Q

When is use of the GA mode prohibited?

A

When below 60 KIAS and with IAS mode engaged

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6
Q

ILS approach limitations
Minimum LOC interception distance

A

4 NM

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7
Q

ILS approach limitations
Maximum LOC interception angle

A

90 degrees

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8
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ILS approach limitations
Maximum approach angle

A

4.6 degrees

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9
Q

What is the name of the weather briefing document

A

DD Form 175 and 175-1

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10
Q

What is the weather briefing specifikt for and what does it include?

A

Includes forecast for destination and alternate airfields at ETA to include the following elements:

Ceiling and visibility
Weather phenomena producing low ceilings and vis
Hazards to flight such as thunderstorms, icing, gusty winds, and high-density altitude
Height of cloud tops

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11
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What is the weather briefing forecast specified for and what does it include?

A

Covers en route conditions to destination and alternate airfields to include the following:

Hazards to flight
Freezing level
Height of cloud tops and bases
Flight-level winds and temperatures

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12
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What is the purpose of the forecaster?

A

To give a clear mental picture of the overall weather situation, including locations of frontal systems and High- or low-pressure areas. The rate and direction of their movement and the associated weather conditions should be clearly understood.

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13
Q

What should you familiarize yourself with at regarding the terminal area?

A

Transitions
Final approach courses
Procedure turns
Approach minimums
Restrictions, warnings, cautions, and notes

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14
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When should you NOT execute a procedure turn?

A
  • Straight-in approach
  • “NoPT” stated
  • When already established in holding and holding course and final course are the same
  • When radar vectors are provided
  • When cleared for a timed approach (already established in holding and given a time to depart FAF inbound)
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