TFO Test Flashcards
Weather Minimums - Visual Flight Rules
Airplane min weather VFR
Day
Night (non-mountain)
Night (mountain)
A. Day - 1000’ ceiling
B. Night (non-mountain) 1500’ and 3 mile visibility. Ability to maintain 1000’ AGL
C. Night (mountain) 3000’ and 3 mile visibility. Ability to maintain 2000’ AGL
Weather Minimums - Visual Flight Rules
Helicopter min weather VFR
Day
Night (non-mountain)
Night (mountain)
A. Day - 500’ ceiling and 1/2 mile
B. Night (nonmountain) 1000’ and 1 mile visibility.
C. Night (mountain) 1500’ and 3 mile visibility. Ability to maintain 1000’ AGL
Instrument Flight Rules
Airplane - Departures
Departing Runway with centerline markings, centerline lighting and runway visual range (RVR)
Departing Runway without centerline markings, centerline lighting and runway visual range (RVR)
1600’ RVR minimum
1/2 mile minimum
Instrument Flight Rules
Airplane - Approaches
Conducted at airports with _____ approved and _______ instrument approach procedures. All landings occurring at the completion of an instrument approach shall be in compliance with ____
FAA
published
FAR 91.175(d)
All aircraft regardless of ________ shall maintain an altitude that, should a ___________ fail, permits an emergency __________ without undue hazard to persons or property on the ground.
Location
Power unit
Landing
Helicopters must maintain appropriate ____ clearances and maintain an altitude of at least _____ feet AGL during daylight and ______ feet AGL during darkness
Cloud
500
700
Airplane must maintain appropriate cloud clearances and the following:
Over congested areas
Over uncongested areas
Congested - altitude of at least 1000’ above highest obstacle within 2000 feet radius
Uncongested - 500’ AGL during daylight and 1000’ during darkness
Night Visual flight rules operations:
Pilots must meet _______ instruments currency requirements
Ceiling, visibility, and surface or celestial lighting shall be sufficient, so that visual reference to the _______ can be maintained.
No pilot may operate in mountains without ____ endorsement.
FAR 61.57(c)
Horizon
NVG
Helicopter Take offs:
In order to land at any site other than a lighted airport or helipad, the helo must be equipped with an ________ _________ and an ________ _________ ________ or sufficient surface lighting must exist to permit helicopter operations in the event its searchlight become _________.
Search light
Alternate landing light
Inoperable
Fuel requirements of FAR ______ and _____ as appropriate must be met. Additionally, helicopters flights shall be terminated at least ____ mins prior to fuel exhaustion. Airplanes during the day shall terminate at least _____ mins prior and ______ mins at night prior to fuel exhaustion.
FAR 91.151 and 91.167
20
30
45
Off-site landings/departures
Off-site landings/departures ____ be done in compliance with sections _____ (a) and (b) of the Public Utilities Code and applicable FARs
Except during _______, off-site landings and departures _____ be limited to situations where there are no other reasonable alternatives available.
The crew ____ conduct a thorough ____ and ___ reconnaissance of all potential hazards.
The minimum following items shall be considered: SBATT and ASBATT for helo.
Shall, 21403
Training/evaluation shall
Shall high and low A-amperage S -size,surface,slope,security B -barriers A-approach T-touchdown T-takeoff
A/C deployment priorities (7)
- Emergency Response (8)
- Homeland Security missions directed by Office of ________
- Patrol ______ _______ in support of areas
- Enforcement of _____ ______ ______
- Enforcement of _______
- Special events
- Transportation
- Advanced life support/basic life support patient care
- Officer assistance and backup
- Emergency incidents
- Pursuits
- Civil disturbance
- Search and rescues
- Blood/organs
- Other emergencies
Commissioner
Rural Roadways
Other than speed
Speed
Class A airspace is _________ to ___________ MSL
18000-60000
Class B airspace up to ________’ AGL
10,000
Class C airspace up to ________’ AGL
4000
Class D airspace up to ________’ AGL
2500’
Class G airspace up to ________’ AGL in LA BASIN
700
Class G airspace up to ________’ AGL in IE
1200’ AGL
What is our discrete transponder code?
4203
If you have an emergency in the cockpit what transponder code do you use, additionally what is the Emergency Frequency channel?
7700/121.5
If all your radios become inoperable in the aircraft, what transponder code do you put in?
7600
What type of fuel does the airplane use?
AVGAS
What type of fuel does the helicopter use?
Jet-A
How many pounds of fuel does H-62 burn per hour?
200 pounds per hour