AM ASIs

Question 1

What does AMASI stand for?

Answer 1

Air Mobility force headquarters

Air Staff Instructions

Question 2

Should you follow gasos or AM ASIs first?

Answer 2

GASOs!

AMASIs are subordinate to GASOs.
In the event of conflict between orders, most stringent applies

Question 3

Define arctic flight

Answer 3

AN2130.105.2
A fight planned to be over an Arctic area for 90 mins or more still air flying time, or a fight planned to take off from, or land at, an airfield in an arctic area.

Europe - north of 60 deg N -Oct-Mar (excluding Shetland islands, Bergen and Gardermoen)

Iceland- Oct-Mar

Greenland - All year

North America
North of 60deg N - all year
North of 50deg N - Oct- Mar

Newfoundland- Oct-Mar (reduced equip scales)

Russia. North of 60 deg N - all year
North of 50 deg N - oct-mar

Southern Hemisphere- south of 60 deg S

Question 4

What cabin alt do pax and crew need oxygen?

Answer 4

AM2135.115.3/4

Pax - cabin alt not above 12,000ft without pax on O2

Crew - 8,000ft or captains discretion

Question 5

Talk about disinsection

Answer 5

AM2135.140

Blocks away method
Single aerosols - 40seconds
#no on gen dec

Cupboards and lockers open

Clear vision panels/hatches closed + 5 min after

Food/utensil covered- 15 min after

If crew/ pax deplane - do internal again
If 30mins before doors closed again (after deplaneing - repeat external)

24 = 12 spare, 2 external (one in each wheel housing), 1 flight deck, 9 cargo compartment

Question 6

Rules for pilot inflight meals

Rules for meals before flights

Answer 6

AM2309
For flights over 4hrs
No eat within 1hr 30 of each other.

Flight crew eating at same establishment within 24 hrs

 - different menu items
 - avoid shellfish, oysters