11-2T6V3 T-6 Operations Procedures Flashcards

1
Q

Joker Fuel

A
  • pre-briefed fuel above BINGO where separation, bug out or event termination should begin and next phase of mission begins
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BINGO Fuel

A
  • pre-briefed fuel quantity that allows the aircraft to return to the base of intended landing/alternate
  • arrive with norm recovery fuel
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3
Q

Normal Recovery Fuel

A
  • initial or FAF of base of intended landing/alternate
  • higher of what is established locally or 200 pounds
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4
Q

Min/Emergency Fuel

A
  • report min or emergency fuel when it becomes apparent that fuel at touchdown will be below normal recovery
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5
Q

Use of LDG flaps

A
  • used when hvy weight flaps up ldg distance is equal to 80% of field length
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6
Q

Low approach/restricted low approach

A
  • low approach = no touchdown
  • restricted low approach = 500 AGL minimum/specified altitude by controller
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7
Q

High surface wind restriction

A
  • will not conduct flights over land when surface winds are steadily 35 knots or higher
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8
Q

High swell restrictions

A
  • over water where actual swell height is above 10 feet
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9
Q

WX for non-precision approaches (RNAV)

A
  • day VMC only
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10
Q

Database currency

A
  • will be checked prior to every flight (NAVDATA alerts, NOTAMs and change notices)
  • will not be used as primary source of nav under IFR w/ expired database
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11
Q

Fault Detection and Exclusion (FDE) for GPS use

A
  • FDE = yes before using it as primary source of navigation in NAS
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12
Q

RNAV SID/STAR

A
  • NA for SIDs/Stars with RNAV in the title
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13
Q

Max aircraft in pattern at NTA

A
  • 4 aircraft
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14
Q

overhead vs rectangular pattern

A
  • all turns to the left unless told otherwise (light gun signals, visual markings, flight info pubs etc)
  • do not fly overhead patterns with civi traffic in pattern
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15
Q

max airspeed at an NTA

A
  • 200 kias or less within 1500 feet AGL/3NM of an NTA
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16
Q

Min wx for wing TO

A
  • circling mins or 500’ ceilings, 1.5 mile vis whichever is higher
17
Q

Min wx for interval TO

A
  • 1500’ ceilings or 3 miles vis
18
Q

Crosswind limit standing water

A

5 knots

19
Q

Crosswind limit patchy standing water

A

10 knots

20
Q

Crosswind limit solo

A

15 knots

21
Q

Form wing TOs and ldgs

A

15 knots

22
Q

Touch and go landings

A

20 knots

23
Q

Form low approach mins

A

100’ AGL to avoid touchdown

24
Q

Form Maneuver Limitations

A

Fingertip and CT = 90 AOB, 2-3 Gs and 120KIAS
Route and Echelon = 60 AOB

25
Q

ET Form Limitations

A
  • G-Ex required
  • 2 ship only
  • 100 KIAS minimum
  • modified loops, barrel rolls, lazy eights, cuban eights, cloverleafs
  • no abrupt turn reversals/unanticipated rolls
26
Q

PLW limitations

A
  • day VMC only