BWS DQ

Question 1

Discuss the procedure required to fly under wires

Answer 1

Lateral clearance of hover height + 25 ft
Ground speed no more than a brisk walk
Lateral clearance between guy wires and poles

Question 2

When performing a VMC take-off, after assessing the take-off area, wind and obstacles. The P* will select and announce the type of take-off. Name the different types.

Answer 2

Normal t/o
Constant angle
Vertical t/o
Lvl acceleration

Question 3

When should a lvl acceleration be selected..

Answer 3

When the power to hover is the available power

Question 4

The decision to Go around may be made at any time but in limited power situations should be determined before…..

Answer 4

Decending through a barrier and decelerating below ETL

Question 5

An approach to the forward one third of the useable landing area will reduce the?

Answer 5

Approach angle and power requirement

Question 6

What are the elements when transmitting a SPOT report?

Answer 6

SALUTE in aviation SALT-W
Size
Activity
Location
Unit
Time
Equipment

Size
Activity
Location
Time
What I’m I gonna do

Question 7

The definition of Low lvl flight

Answer 7

Low level flight is constant airspeed and constant altitude dictated by threat avoidance

Question 8

The definition of contour flight

Answer 8

Conducted at low altitude conforming the contours. It is characterized by relatively constant airspeed and varying altitude dictated by terrain and obstacles

Question 9

Definition of NAP of the Eart (NOE)

Answer 9

It is conducted at varying airspeeds as close to the ground as vegetation and obstacles permit

Question 10

The two main types of arial checkpoints are?

Answer 10

ACP
Easy to identify in the terrain
Generally designated at points where routes and corridors make a definite change in direction
CP
Points serial leaders use to communicate with the AMC
Discussion:
Avoid points near bright lights
Avoid using manmade objects as primary points
Be detectable at a distance and not only when flying directly overhead