NAV

Question 1

What’s in chapter 1 of GP?

Answer 1

An index of FLIP publications

Question 2

What is chapter 2 of GP?

Answer 2

Dictionary of useful terms

Question 3

What is in chapter 3 of GP?

Answer 3

FLIP program and pubs

Question 4

What is in chapter 4 of GP?

Answer 4

DD form 175/1801 instructions

Question 5

When an aircraft is ____ minutes or less from a clearance limit and has not received clearance the pilot is expected to start a speed reduction to be at or below what?

Answer 5

3 minutes

Maximum holding airspeed

Question 6

When using radar separation an ICAO controller will give you how much spacing?

Answer 6

6 miles

Question 7

What route should you fly if radio out in IMC?

Answer 7

"Ave F"
Assigned
Vectored
Expected 
Filed

Question 8

What altitude should you fly when radio out?

Answer 8

Assigned altitude
Minimum enroute altitude
Expected altitude
(Whichever is greater)

Question 9

What is important to know about IFR course change below 18,000’ MSL?

Answer 9

When making a course change and when in excess of 290 KTAS could exceed airway boundaries and protected airspace (use lead turns)

Question 10

What info is needed if VFR and you want to request IFR?

Answer 10

Identification 
TAS
VFR position and altitude
Estimated time and point of penetration
Requested route and flight level

Question 11

Is the T-38 qualified to use RVSM airspace?

Answer 11

No, but you can request it from ARTCC once airborne and if cleared, fly in it

Question 12

What are the 3 cruise altitude circles depicting?

Answer 12

1: 18,000’ to FL280
2: FL290-FL410
3: FL430 and above
No VFR or VFR On Top above FL285
Magnetic courses

Question 13

What does the IFR Supp contain?

Answer 13

An airport directory for all military and general aviation airports and frequencies for these

Question 14

What three pilot actions are listed on the back cover of the IFR Sup?

Answer 14

1) . Position reports
2) . Change of flight plan
3) . Filing flight plans in flight

Question 15

What 2 instructions should you study for flight rules?

Answer 15

11-202V3

11-2T-38V3

Question 16

What are the only times you may deviate from 11-202V3?

Answer 16

1) . IFE requires immediate action
2) . Deviation is required to protect lives
3) . When safety of flight dictates

Question 17

What must you do if you deviate from the 11-202V3?

Answer 17

1) . Notify ATC ASAP when deviate from assigned clearance
2) . Verbally report deviations to immediate supervisor within 24 hours
3) . As Pilot In Command make detailed written record to be kept for 1 year

Question 18

What is a flying violation?

Answer 18

When you deviate from flying instruction without sufficient justification

Question 19

For what should you make an aviation safety report?

Answer 19

1) . Aircraft damage
2) . Personal injury
3) . Intentional disregard of orders/instructions

Question 20

What is crew test?

Answer 20

Opportunity for 8 hours of uninterrupted sleep and a minimum of 12 non-duty hours before flight duty period

Question 21

Student training and dual continuation training sorties in the T-38 are limited to what flight duty period?

Answer 21

12 hours MAX

Question 22

What are the max flying times?

Answer 22

1) . 56 flight hours/7 consecutive days
2) . 125 flight hours/30 consecutive days
3) . 330 flight hours/90 consecutive days

Question 23

What are T-38 student limits on flight time in any given FDP?

Answer 23

6.5 hours of flight time; only 4.5 hours can be instructional

Question 24

What is the basic AETC FDP?

Answer 24

16 hours
30 hours max in 7 consecutive days
75 hours max in 30 consecutive days
OG/CC can waive 7 day max and 30 day max (up to 125 hours)

Question 25

How much fuel do you need per mission?

Answer 25

10% of time required up to a max of 45 minutes or 20 minutes whichever is greater using endurance fuel flow

Question 26

What is endurance fuel flow for a T-38 at 10,000’ MSL?

Answer 26

1800 lb/hr

Question 27

What is recovery fuel?

Answer 27

The fuel on initial or at the FAF at the base of intended landing or alternate if required.

Question 28

What is minimum and emergency fuel?

Answer 28

They must be declared anytime you will land below Recovery Fuel at your destination base or alternate. 600 lbs for Min fuel and 400 lbs or less for emergency fuel

Question 29

Local wing supplements may increase min fuel to what?

Answer 29

700 lbs or more

Question 30

When must you use the DD Form 1801?

Answer 30

Anytime any portion of the flight requires RNAV

Question 31

What are approved weather sources?

Answer 31

1) . Locally approved mission forecasts
2) . Local military weather unit
3) . AF OWS
4) . Another military weather unit
5) . FAA weather forecast
6) . Nearest Flight Service Station

Question 32

You should provide information for a military forecaster a minimum of what?

Answer 32

2 hours prior to desired brief time

Question 33

How should you change a flight plan en route?

Answer 33

1) . Contact ATC

2) . Contact the nearest FSS

Question 34

Who closes your flight plan when landing IFR? VFR?

Answer 34

IFR:
1).  Tower at military and civilian 
VFR
1).  Tower at military
2).  You at civilian

Question 35

A non standard formation is what?

Answer 35

More than 100’ altitude separation and 1 NM lateral/longitudinal separation

Question 36

Unless otherwise directed by ATC what must a formation do when the aircraft interval exceeds 3 NM?

Answer 36

Both the form leader and last aircraft will squawk their assigned Mode 3A/C beacon codes

Question 37

What are the exceptions to your turn restrictions?

Answer 37

1) . Specifically cleared by controller
2) . Required by published procedure
3) . Executing a closed