11-2T6-V3

Question 1

Who is ultimately responsible for the safe and effective operation of the aircraft?

Answer 1

The PIC

Question 2

What is minimum briefing time?

Answer 2

1 hour before takeoff
1 +45 for first nav sortie of the day beginning or ending off station, and for all off-station sorties

Question 3

Can you place anything on the left-side circuit breaker panel? Why/why not?

Answer 3

No. It may interfere with the PCL, green ring, and firewall shutoff handle

Question 4

When does the visor need to be down?

Answer 4

Any time the canopy is closed (Dash 1). May wear clear visor at night and optionally during periods of low vis conditions

Question 5

When does G-suit need to be worn?

Answer 5

When anticipating 2 or more G’s during any portion of the sortie

Question 6

When do flight gloves need to be worn?

Answer 6

From engine start until engine shutdown. Gloves should be worn during exterior inspection

Question 7

FOD prevention actions (5)

Answer 7

1. Don’t approach or allow others to approach an operating engine
2. Avoid using excessive power
3. Avoid prop or jet blast from other aircraft
4. Ensure loose items are secure in cockpit before opening canopy
5. Do not place objects on the canopy transparency in order to reduce the potential for damaging or scratching the canopy

Question 8

Minimum spacing required when taxiing staggered?

Answer 8

75 feet

Question 9

Minimum spacing required when taxiing in trail?

Answer 9

150 feet

Question 10

Minimum taxi spacing when ice and/or snow present on taxiway?

Answer 10

On centerline. 300 feet

Question 11

Can you taxi if snow or ice is adhering to the taxiways or runways?

Answer 11

Yes, but not until all portions of taxi route and runway have been checked for safe operations

Question 12

What is joker fuel?

Answer 12

The brevity term for a pre-briefed fuel quantity above bingo at which separation, bug out, or event termination should begin and proceed with the remainder of the mission

Question 13

What is bingo fuel?

Answer 13

The brevity term for a pre-briefed fuel quantity that allow the aircraft to return to the base of intended landing or alternate, if required, using preplanned recovery parameters and arriving at the normal recovery fuel

Question 14

What is normal recovery fuel?

Answer 14

The fuel on initial or at the FAF at the base of intended landing or alternate, if required. The higher of what is established locally or 200 pounds

Question 15

When do you declare min fuel or emergency fuel?

Answer 15

When it becomes apparent the fuel remaining at final touchdown will be less than normal recovery

Question 16

What is min fuel?

Answer 16

150 pounds (200 pounds solo)

Question 17

What is emergency fuel?

Answer 17

100 pounds

Question 18

Min runway length/width requirements?

Answer 18

4,000 feet long or heavy weight flaps up ground roll +500, whichever is greater
75 feet wide

Question 19

Are intersection takeoffs allowed?

Answer 19

Yes, crew must ensure runway mins are met

Question 20

Runway mins OG/CC may approve for UA low approach?

Answer 20

3,000 feet long by 50 feet wide

Question 21

When can aircrew do rolling takeoffs?

Answer 21

During daylight or extended daylight hours

Question 22

Max crosswind component with standing water on runway?

Answer 22

5 knots

Question 23

Max crosswind component with patchy standing water (ponding) as determined by the SOF?

Answer 23

10 knots

Question 24

Max crosswind component for solo students?

Answer 24

15 knots

Question 25

Why is using LDG flaps discouraged when crosswinds exceed 10 knots?

Answer 25

Prevent wear and tear on the aircraft

Question 26

When should LDG flaps be used?

Answer 26

For full stop landings when the heavy weight no flap landing distance is greater than or equal to 80% of the actual field length

Question 27

Can aircraft touch ground when cleared low approach?

Answer 27

No

Question 28

Alt restriction when cleared restricted low approach?

Answer 28

500 AGL

Question 29

Weather requirements when executing visual training maneuvers?

Answer 29

Clear of clouds, 3 miles vis, discernable horizon

Question 30

Min feet of airspace before entering OCF? Min feet by recovery?

Answer 30

7,000 feet clear of clouds below. Recover at least 3,000 feet above clouds

Question 31

Should you extend flaps to improve aircraft performance while maneuvering?

Answer 31

No

Question 32

Above what altitude should you perform all parts of aerobatic maneuvers, unusual attitudes, abnormal flight recoveries, practice lost wingman, extended trail, stalls, and slow flight?

Answer 32

6000 AGL

Question 33

Except while in the traffic pattern or during departure and recovery, what is the minimum enroute and area altitude for a solo-student syllabus mission?

Answer 33

5,000 AGL

Question 34

What is the minimum altitude for VFR non-local, point-to-point navigation missions dictated by operational or training requirements?

Answer 34

3,000 AGL

Question 35

What is the minimum altitude to complete configured aircraft slips for training?

Answer 35

300 AGL

Question 36

What maneuvers are prohibited for solo students?

Answer 36

CURLSSSSSS Contact recoveries Uncontrolled airfield operations Rolling takeoffs Low-closed patterns Stalls Slow flight Stability demonstration Spin entry (intentional) Simulated EPs (ELPs and flaps up patt/landings) Straight-in approaches

Question 37

What are the critical phases of flight?

Answer 37

Terminal area ops (taxi, takeoff, landing) Low-level flight Formation operations All portions of any test or FCF Any aerial demonstration Flight at or below 1,000 AGL

Question 38

Who may perform RCP-landings?

Answer 38

RCP qualified IPs Pilots in training for RCP-landing qual (while RCP-landing qual'd IP in FCP)

Question 39

Do you use day or night rules during civil twilight?

Answer 39

Day rules and procedures Consider using night rules IF environmental conditions reduce illumination and/or visibility

Question 40

What maneuvers are prohibited at night?

Answer 40

Rolling takeoffs Aerobatics Intentional spin entry Stability demo Practice stalls, contact recoveries, ELPs, flaps up patt/landings Low-closed Student solos Form Low-level navigation

Question 41

Minimum taxi spacing at night?

Answer 41

300 feet (no stagger)

Question 42

When should landing/taxi lights be used at night? When can they be turned off?

Answer 42

While taxiing. May be turned off when lights interfere with vision of the pilot of an arriving or departing aircraft

Question 43

When may aircrew turn off anti-collision lights during night hours?

Answer 43

While in home base traffic pattern (check local guidance)

Question 44

Where can you fly overhead patterns at night?

Answer 44

At home station

Question 45

What do night landings at other than home field required?

Answer 45

Operational glide path guidance. Visual descent path indicator or precision guidance systems count

Question 46

True or false: Aircrew will not practice the visual circling maneuver portion of an instrument approach

Answer 46

True

Question 47

Aircrews will not file to a destination unless the ceiling/vis for estimated time of arrival (+/- ____ hr) meets or exceeds approach mins.

Answer 47

1 hr