AIPNZ - ENR Flashcards
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When do we need to nominate a departure alternate?
When conditions at departure airfield are below that of the minima for the approach at departure airfield.
What are the conditions for nominating a departure alternate?
Conditions at the departure alternate are foreacast to be at or above the alternate minima for that airport (AIP table). Must be located within 60 minutes at OEI speeds.
What are the alternate minima for a Non Precision Approach?
Refer to table, if not listed, at the estimated arrival time, 800ft ceiling, 4km visibility or 200ft above minima or 1.5km above minima.
What are the alternate minima for a Precision Approach?
Refer to table, if not listed, at the estimated arrival time, 600ft ceiling, 3km visibility or 200ft above minima or 1km above minima.
What is the quickest way to find minima info for our IFR alternates?
Section 5 of RTG 1
Visual Approach - Requirements for Pilot request?
- “Request Visual Approach”
- Maintain visual reference to terrain
- Ceiling not below approved initial approach level
- Pilot is assured that meteorological conditions will permit visual approach the whole time and landing will be accomplished.
When is the latest we can abandon the approach if the weather is reported to be below minima?
Final approach fix/segment. Must have the minimum visibility prescribed on plate.
What does the weather have to be in order to not require a weather alternate?
Cloud ceiling greater than 1000ft above approach minima and 5km visibility OR 2000m above minima, 1 hour either side of ETA.
Does a visual approach cancel all ATC speed restrictions?
Yes, ENR 1.6
When must TIBA broadcasts be made?
Refer to pink pages for timing of TIBA broadcasts.
RNP Tollerances?
RNP 1 =1nm, RNP 2 = 2nm. Must not deviate away from half this.
Approach tollerenaces:
Final Approach - 0.3 NM
Initial, intermediate and MAP - 1.0
Where do I find the information pertaining to a comms failure?
ENR 1.15 (Pink Pages).
On departure not on a SID and turning against the circuit when is the earliest you can turn?
When laterally clear of circuit or when 1500ft above aerodrome level.
Uncontrolled airspace Separation?
Standard 1000ft vertically, 10nm horizontally.
In uncontrolled airspace when passing opposite direction traffic how much distance do you need once traffic has passed to climb through its level?
5 nm
In uncontrolled airspace when following another IFR aircraft what height do you have to remain above until the preceding aircraft is visual?
1000ft above MAP altitude.
Uncontrolled separation on departure?
1 min of separation provided tracks are 45 degrees apart. If less than, use 10nm or can be reduced to 1 min IF aircraft in front goes 1000ft vertically higher.
In uncontrolled airspace who has right of way?
Arriving aircraft has right of way over departure, or the lower aircraft always will.
Does the outbound leg of a reversal procedure always have to be flown at 140kts?
Yes if flying Cat B, unless part of a hold procedure.
Separation in Class C Airspace?
IFR to IFR
IFR to VFR
SVFR to IFR
SVFR to SVFR (If vis less than 5km)
Separation in Class D Airspace?
IFR to IFR
IFR NOT TO VFR
SVFR to IFR
SVFR to SVFR (If vis less than 5km)
When tracking the NS-WB route, for the VOR 06, could you track straight from the airway to outbound course?
No, outbound turn must be within +/- 30 degrees. If not, must utilise reversal turn procedure (aka hold). Must use standard hold entry and procedures so holding speeds apply.
When to advise ATC of RAIM or DR mode?
10 minutes for RAIM, 1 minute DR mode.
When to notify ATC or speed or time change at ETA?
5% for TAS, and +/- 2 minutes for ETA.
