Crew Notes; Month 10 Airport Facts Flashcards
(57 cards)
0
Q
What is the runway length for 04-22?
A
3,835’
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Q
What is the runway length for 9-27?
A
7,603’
2
Q
What is the elevation for runway 09?
A
1,098’
3
Q
What is the elevation for runway 27?
A
1,049’
4
Q
What is the elevation for runway 04?
A
1076’
5
Q
What is the elevation for runway 22?
A
1055’
6
Q
What is the runway safety area for runway 09-27?
A
500’ fro center of runway?
7
Q
What is the runway safety area for runway 04-22?
A
300’ from center of runway
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Q
A.L.S.
A
Approach Landing System
9
Q
A.R.F.F.
A
Airport Rescue Fire Fighting
10
Q
D.M.E.
A
Distance Measuring Equipment
11
Q
F.A.A.
A
Federal Aviation Administration
12
Q
F.A.R.
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Federal Aviation Regulation
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Q
I.F.R.
A
Instrument Flight Rules
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Q
I.L.S
A
Instrument Landing System
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Q
NAVAID
A
Navigational Aid
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Q
P.A.P.I.
A
Precision Approach Path Indicators
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Q
P.F.C.
A
Porous Friction Coating (runway surface coating)
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Q
R.V.R.
A
Runway Visual Range (visual distance indicator)
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Q
V.A.S.I.
A
Visual Approach Slope Indicator
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Q
RAIL
A
Runway Alignment Indicating Lights
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Q
REIL
A
Runway Ending Indicator Lights
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Q
ATCT
A
Air Traffic Control Tower
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Q
SIDA
A
Security Identification Display Area (Terminal Ramp)
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FOD
Foreign Object Debris
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Aircraft Emergencies
Light Aircraft
-Aircraft with less than 100 gallons of fuel capacity OR, a seating capacity of 7 or less persons.
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Aircraft Emergencies
Heavy Aircraft
Commercial or military aircraft with a fuel capacity in excess of 100 gallons, OR the ability to transport 8 or more passengers.
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Aircraft Emergencies
Alert 1
Light or Heavy - aircraft reporting difficulties.
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Aircraft Emergencies
Alert 2
Light or Heavy - aircraft has serious problem, accident is imminent.
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Aircraft Emergencies
Alert 3
Light or Heavy - aircraft accident or incident has occured.
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Aircraft Emergencies (Initial Response)
Light Category; Alert 1
- ARFF 94
- ARFF 2-94 or E 94
- BT-91
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Aircraft Emergencies (Initial Response)
Light Category; Alert 2 or 3
- ARFF94
- ARFF 2-94 or E94
- BT-91
- E95
- C-2-91
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Aircraft Emergencies (Initial Response)
Heavy Category; Alert 1
- ARFF 94
- ARFF 2-94 or E94
- E-95
- BT-91
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Aircraft Emergencies (Initial Response)
Heavy Category; Alert 2 or 3
- ARFF 94
- ARFF 2-94 or E94
- E95
- BT-91
- C-2-91
- T52
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Critical Aircraft; Horizon Air
- Type of Aircraft
- # of Passengers
- Fuel
- # of Crew
- Dehavilland Dash-8 Q400
- 74 Passengers
- Fuel 1,724 Gallons
- 4 Crew Members
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Critical Aircraft; Fed Ex
- Type of Aircraft
- # of Passengers
- Fuel
- # of Crew
- Cessna Caravan
- 0 Passengers
- Fuel 332 Gallons
- 2 Crew Members
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Critical Aircraft; Sun Country Casino
- Type of Aircraft
- # of Passengers
- Fuel
- # of Crew
- Boeing 737-800
- 160 to 190 Passengers
- Fuel 6,875 Gallons
- 5 Crew Members
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Critical Aircraft; Allegiant Air Casino
- Type of Aircraft
- # of Passengers
- Fuel
- # of Crew
- MD-80
- 150-180
- Fuel 5,850 Gallons
- 4 Crew Members
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Critical Information to Obtain in An Emergency
-8 Key Pieces
1. Nature of Emergency
2. Type of Aircraft
3. Runway to be used
4. Time Element (ETA)
5. Number of persons (souls) on board.
6. Amount of fuel on board (6.8# per gallon)
7. Aircraft location and pilots intentions.
8. Ordinance or other explosive and or hazardous cargo, type and quantity.
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Airport Lights
Air Traffic Control Light Gun Signals
Steady Green
Steady Green: Cleared to cross, Proceed, Go
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Airport Lights
Air Traffic Control Light Gun Signals
Flashing Red
Flashing Red: Clear the taxiway/runway
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Airport Lights
Air Traffic Control Light Gun Signals
Flashing White
Flashing White: Return to starting point on airport
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Airport Lights
Air Traffic Control Light Gun Signals
Alternating Red and Green
Alternating Red and Green: Exercise extreme caution.
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Airport Lights
Visual Approach Slope Indicators (VASI/PAPI)
All Red
All Red: To Low
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Airport Lights
Visual Approach Slope Indicators (VASI/PAPI)
All White
All White: To High
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Airport Lights
Visual Approach Slope Indicators (VASI/PAPI)
Red and White
Red and White: Pefect
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Airport Lights
Runway and Taxiway Lights
Runway Lights White
Runway Lights: White every 200'
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Airport Lights
Runway and Taxiway Lights
Taxiway Lights: Blue
Taxiway Lights: Blue every 100'
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Airport Lights
Runway and Taxiway Lights
Runway End/Threshold Lights
Runway End/Threshold Lights: Split lenses that are Red/Green
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Airport Lights
Runway and Taxiway Lights
Runway Instrument Approach
If runway has instrument approach the last 2,000 feet of runway is Yellow lights.
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Airport Lights
Control Tower Lights
Beacon
Beacon - White/Green
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Airport Lights
Control Tower Lights
Light Gun
Light Gun -White/Green/Red
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Communications
Yakima Ground, Frequency
Yakima Ground; 121.900
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Communications
Yakima Tower (Air Frequency)
Yakima Tower: 133.250
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Communications
Emergency Locating Transmitters (ELTs)
121.500
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Communications
ATIS
ATIS: 125.250
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Communications
Approach/Departure
Approach/Departure: 123.800
