TM Flashcards

1
Q

General T-1 Mission planning materials

A

Form 70, DD175, ORM, Notams, TFR’s(electronic), Weather brief, AO route overview, Low level route info,
Form F, Told, Current FLIP, OPS notes(electronic), Bird Condition

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Ground ops for GPU assisted and Battery Start

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GPU Start - Prior to before starting engines checklist aircrews will obtain atis and route clearance along with setup of FMS

Battery Start- After starting engines checklist, aircrews will obtain atis and route clearance and set up the FMS

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3
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MFD set up

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Set in 10 nm, TFC mode, ABV/BLO, REL

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4
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TRUE/FALSE
No later than Step 6 of the Before Takeoff checklist 400 will be set in DH, TAC TAC will be set for local takeoff FMS for second course may also be set in 2nd course

A

TRUE

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5
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When will primary radio be switched to tower when entering the end of the runway

A

The area when the darker-colored asphalt ends and the lighter- colored concrete begins

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6
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When cleared for takeoff before taking the runway

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Aircrew will clear short final prior to crossing runway or taking active and the PM will verbalize “Gear is de-rigged” “Gear is rigged, we need to taxi forward of the arresting gear”

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7
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On departure the S1 will

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When cleared from the initial heading to the first point on the flight plan S1 will direct a turn and then select direct in the FMS.

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8
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En route FMS changes

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Verbalize all FMS changes and wait for acknowledgment from I1 and/or ip “crew, sequencing FMS direct to TRADR”

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9
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Seat exchange

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Performed at 1000’ AGL or greater, exchanges are acceptable when in holding pattern when multiple approaches are required at the same time.

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10
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Heading Changes

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When more than 10 degrees “ clear right, left 3-2-5

when less than 10 degrees “ pilot, new heading 3-2-5

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11
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N4003

A

Approach hop

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12
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Approach preference

A
  1. TACAN
  2. VOR?DME
  3. VOR
  4. LOC
  5. GPS
  6. ILS
  7. Circling VOR approach
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13
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TRUE/FALSE

You are allowed to input approach into the FMS on the ground

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FALSE - you are supposed to input the approach into the FMS after completing the first step in the descent checklist

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14
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Lead points

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calculate for turns greater than 30 degrees
TR= NM/min-2
TR =( indicated mach number x 10) -2
TR for standard rate turn = .5% of TAS/GS

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15
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Turns more of less than 90 degrees

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180 TRx2
90 - TRx1
60 - TRx 1/2
45 - TR x 1/3
30 - TR x 1/6
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16
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turning from a radial onto an arc

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LP in DME = Desired Arc +/- TR

17
Q

Turning from an arc to a radial

A

(Radials /NM)/ TR

18
Q

Course intercept and Maintenance

A

Maximum recommended course intercept angles are 30 degrees inbound to a navaid and 45 degrees outbound from a navaid

19
Q

Drift correction

A

Crosswind component / NM per minute

20
Q

Ground speed check

A

once leveled off at the final altitude and cruise mach is set, a manual GS check is required. Allowed to use the MFD if it is within 10 kts