Contact Flashcards

1
Q

Min Runway Width

A

75 ft

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2
Q

Min Runway Length

A

4000 ft

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3
Q

Min Rwy Width (with commander approval)

A

50 ft

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4
Q

Min Rwy Length (with commander approval)

A

3000 ft

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5
Q

Taxi separation staggered:

In Trail:

A

150 ft

75 ft

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6
Q

Cannot begin takeoff until preceding aircraft is ___ ft in front (or ____)

A

3000 ft

Airborn

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7
Q

You may not perch when:

A

Aircraft on straight-in has reported 2 miles and is out of sight, or in sight, and you cannot maintain spacing

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8
Q

Min landing spacing behind full stop aircraft on same side of runway, or dissimilar aircraft

A

6000 ft

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9
Q

Min landing spacing behind full stop aircraft of similar type, or on opposite side of the runway

A

3000 ft

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10
Q

Restricted low approach directed by controller, maintain ____ feet AGL

A

500 ft

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11
Q

IFR Flight plan, flying aerobatics, extended trail, stalls, etc. Visibility/cloud clearaces are:

A

3 miles visibility, clear of clouds

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12
Q

Spins (OCF recoveries) must be complete by ____ ft

A

10,000 ft

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13
Q

Minimum slip altitude for training

A

300 ft

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14
Q

Dual only maneuvers:

A
Stalls
Stability Demo
Nose high recoveries
Nose low recoveries
Inverted Recoveries
Uncontrolled Airfield Operations
OCF recoveries
ELPs
No Flap Patterns/Landings
Straight-ins
Slow flight
Rolling Takeoffs
Low closed patterns
Low level navigation
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15
Q

Taxi speeds: ENJJPT ramp____. Taxiways____. Between Tails_____

A

15 knots
25 knots
10 knots

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16
Q

Aerobatics/Confidence maneuvers minimum altitudes, stalls, slow flight, Extended trails I, II, III

A

6,000 ft

17
Q

Sheppard VFR Pattern Traffic Priorities

A
Emergency Acft
Low-closed patterns
Minimum fuel aircraft
Formations
Single Ship Radar Entries
Aircraft established in the patterns
Re-entry from breakout and abandon approach
VFR entries
18
Q

Do not break under the following conditions:

A

Straight-in aircraft is between 5 and 2 miles
Aircraft between “Report High Key” and Low Key
Aircraft orbiting at High Key
When directed to carry straight through
When unable to maintain spacing with an aircraft already established on high, closed or low-closed downwind

19
Q

Do not request closed under the following conditions:

A

Straight-in aircraft is between 5 and 2 miles
Aircraft between “Report High Key” and Low Key
Aircraft orbiting at High Key
When an aircraft on initial has not begun the break

20
Q

Request closed safe airspeed:

A

140 knots minimum

21
Q

If there is a conflict between a straight-in and someone in the final turn, who has the right of way

A

The aircraft on the straight in should yield to the final turn traffic by offsetting east

22
Q

Breakout re-entry headings (also VFR entry headings): RWY 33R:
RWY 15L:

A

RWY 33R: 205 degrees

RWY 15L: 275 degrees

23
Q

Radio Call for requesting an ELP and location:

A

From Initial: “Blade XX, Initial, Request High Key”

You may also request high key from any position in the pattern if there are only 2 aircraft in the pattern.

24
Q

When must you break out at high key if not given clearance for the remainder of the ELP

A

Cross Key. Continue the ELP until this location if the controller delays in the “report low key” radio call

25
Q

High Pattern Pattern Altitude

A

3,500 feet

26
Q

Hacker ceiling and visibility minimum

A

2,600 AGL (3,800 MSL) and 3 miles visibility

27
Q

Hacker Traffic Pattern Priorities

A
Emergency ACFT
Low Closed Patterns
Formations
Aircraft on Radar entry from Ranch
Re-entry from breakout
Aircraft on VFR entry
Aircraft established in the pattern
28
Q

Hacker UHF, VHF Frequencies and Sqwk

A

Channel 16 UHF, Channel 16 VHF, 4000

29
Q

HAPL Pattern Procedure to Hacker

A

1) Contact RAPCON and request “Direct to High Key at Hacker”
2) Reaching 8,000 MSL, cancel IFR, squawk 4000, contact Hacker with a position report and your request for high key
3) If RSU states “unable high key, report VFR entry” do so. If RSU clears high key, he/she states “report 1 minute to high key”
4) “Blade XX, one minute to high key

30
Q

How does the breakout re-entry radio call change if re-entering from abandoned approach.

A

“Blade XX, re-entry from abandon approach”

31
Q

Landing/Taxi light procedures at night:

A

Turn taxi/landing lights on once clear of crew chief. Turn landing/taxi lights off at EOR when holding short of runway to prevent distracting other pilots landing. Turn landing/taxi lights back on once cleared onto runway.

32
Q

True/False: When calling number 1 for T/O or for full stop landings at night, add the last 3 digits of the tail number for the aircraft

A

TRUE

33
Q

When tower is controlling Cooter’s VFR pattern, what is the radio call when requesting return to Sheppard from an area:

A

“Sheppard approach, Blade XX, Area XX Low/high, request Deans/Bridge FOR STRAIGHT-IN/INITIAL with Atis”

34
Q

What is closed downwind called for an ELP

A

“Blade XX, High downwind”

35
Q

Breakout Call and locations:

A

“Blade XX, Perch Point/90 to initial/45 to initial/VFR Entry, Breaking out”

36
Q

Emergency, NORDO, Hijacking, Squawk

A

7700 (emergency), 7600 (NORDO), 7500 (Hijacking)