Envoy FM Flashcards

FM

1
Q

Which of these manuals are required to be carried b the Flight Crew?

A

Flight Manual Part 1, Flight Manual Part 2, Aircraft Operating Manual Volume # and checklist

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2
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A “Positive Threat” is defined as any warning or threat against Envoy which includes:

A
  1. a mention of a specific flight number or “this airplane”
  2. a statement indicating the intention of the action
  3. a threat including technical data regarding the device, its operation, or location
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3
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The captain does not have the authority to cancel any flight that he deems unsuitable

A

true

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4
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If the Captain chooses to ignore or disregard deviations or irregularities that are noted by the First Officer, the First Officer shall:

A

continue to offer the information to the captain until resolved

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5
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To obtain a temporary Airman or Medical Certificate, the crew member must contact SOC and provide the Dispatcher with the following information:

A

name, employee number, DOB, SSN, certificate lost and certificate number if known

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6
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to operate into a SARA airport, the captain must study the provided pictorial and make the appropriate HI14 entry in tDECS if he has not flown into that airport within the preceding 12 calendar months

A

true

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7
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MOT is defined as the last possible wheels up time to complete the active leg base on flight time and flight duty period limitations

A

true

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8
Q

Which item or items must be in the possession of each flight crew member during all line checks?

A
  1. all issued company manuals

2. current certificates (airmen and medical) which will not expire during the training schedule

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9
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Flight crew members may —- during sterile cockpit periods (critical phases of flight)

A

only perform duties essential to the safety of flight

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10
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if a silver dot (noted maintenance) is not available per the aircraft damage log (ADL), what action, or actions will take place?

A
  1. the maintenance supervisor will notify MOC
  2. MOC shall open a TDMI to track the silver dot installation
  3. MOC will notify the appropriate maintenance station for silver dot application
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11
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what type of aircraft if N601AE

A

E145

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12
Q

what altitude is the flight flied for (in feet)?

A

32000

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13
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what TAS is the flight filed at

A

421

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14
Q

what is the planned estimated time en route (in minutes)?

A

61

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15
Q

the minimum fuel required to begin the take roll is — Ibs

A

5700

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16
Q

how far is the Millsap VOR (MQP) from the Abilene VOR (ABI) in nautical miles?

A

96

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17
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no flight may depart with less than MIN T/O fuel

A

true

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18
Q

what are the field requirements for domestic flights?

A
  1. sufficient fuel to fly to the flight planned destination airport
  2. sufficient fuel to fly to and at the most distant alternate (if req by dispatch)
  3. sufficient fuel t fly for 45 min at normal cruising fuel consumption
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19
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Flights of one hour or less may be released to an airport, which is forecast to be below minimums at the estimated time of arrival, if current weather reports indicate the weather will be at or above applicable minimums at the estimated time of arrival

A

true

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20
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Envoy is authorized per exemption 3585 to release flight under IFR domestic operation requirements provided that…

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  1. one additional alternate is listed on the dispatch release.
  2. the remarks section of the weather report or forecast for the destination airport indicate
    that the weather will not be less than 1/2 the lowest minimum visibility established for
    an instrument approach procedure expected to be used at the destination airport.
  3. the remarks section of the weather report or forecast for the first alternate may indicate that the weather will not be less than 1/2 the minimum ceiling of visibility values for that
    airport as an alternate.
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21
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a takeoff alternate if required:

A

when the departure weather is below the authorized landing mins for the appropriate runways available based on the runway and equipment

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22
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a destination alternate is required for the forecasted crosswind components of greater than 25 knots as long as the forecasted ceiling and visibility are VFR

A

true

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23
Q

Using the “1 Nav Aid table”, we would add 400 feet and one mile to the authorized landing minimums.

A

true

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24
Q

an additional alternate will be designated anytime;

A

the destination and first alternate weather are marginal

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25
Q

Using the non standard passenger weight process, once the average weight has been determined, _______ lbs. Will be added to account for personal items

A

10 C700/E140/145 and 16 for the E175

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26
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Maximum takeoff weight (MTOW) is defined as the maximum authorized weight for takeoff as permitted by the airport analysts, en route fuel burn, or aircraft structural weight.

A

true

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27
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For the C700/140/145, all carry on baggage will be plain side loaded into the appropriate cargo compartments and will be counted as 20 lbs each if standard weights are used.

A

true

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28
Q

Passengers may not remain onboard, or be boarded or de-plained during aircraft refueling.

A

false

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29
Q

The aircraft must be stopped during taxi if a passenger stands up or leaves a seat.

A

false

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30
Q

Flight crew members will be at their airplane and ready for flight _______ minutes prior to departure time under normal circumstances

A

20

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31
Q

When must the captain conduct a pre flight briefing?

A

A. Prior to start of each sequence
B. anytime there is a crew member change
C. anytime pertinent info has changed

32
Q

In regard to weight and balance, when are “winter weights” used to calculate the loading of the aircraft?

A

NOV 1 - APRIL 30

33
Q

During taxi, flight attendants may perform required duties during taxi?

A

true

34
Q

Once passenger boarding has been completed the flight attendants will complete their pre-taxi duties and then issue an advisory of “ready to taxi” to the captain. The captain must receive the advisory:

A
  1. push from a push back gate

2. taxi from a power out gate

35
Q

In accordance with Envoy OPS SPECS, flights may be released using lower than standard mins as long as the app visual references are available. These minus include:

A

A. RVV of 1/4 or tdz RVR1600
B. tdz rvr 1200 rollout rvr 1000
C. tdz, mid, rollout rvr 500

36
Q

Turns after takeoff will never be made below 450 feet AFL

A

false

37
Q

In regard to wake turbulence, the greatest wake turbulence strength occurs when the generating aircraft is;

A

heavy, clean, slow

38
Q

separation for envoy aircraft behind a heavy jet at the same altitude or directly behind and less than 1000 feet below while en route will be 4 miles.

A

false

39
Q

While operating in RVSM airspace, avoid climb and descent rates greater than _____ FPM within 2000 feet or within 5 miles of level off.

A

1000

40
Q

The TCAS system should be used as the sole means of preventing a mid air collision.

A

false

41
Q

After from receiving a pilot discretion altitude clearance;

A

A. the altitude should be set in the altitude alerter immediately
C. the pilot flying PF should verbally brief the pilot monitoring PM regarding their plan for
discretionary descent

42
Q

The PM shall callout when within ______ feet of any required or assigned altitude during climbs and descents.

A

1000

43
Q

After each takeoff, immediately before or after turning the FASTEN SEATBELT sign off, ____ is required to give an announcement that passengers should keep their seatbelt fastened while seated, even when the FASTEN SEATBELT sign is off.

A

a crew member

44
Q

Upon entering a holding pattern, the total Fuel-On-Board will be calculated every _____ minutes by the PM.

A

15

45
Q

To find the recommended holding speed for a given aircraft, look in:

A

the aircraft operating manual

46
Q

The pilots must, regardless of actual weather, utilize all available NAVAID aircraft equipment, and ATC services during all approaches.

A

true

47
Q

Envoy flights are not authorized to accept and fly contact approaches.

A

true

48
Q

Envoy OPS SPECS stat that a flight must be within ______ miles
of the destination airport, and visual contact made with either traffic
to follow, or the airport itself before a visual approach clearance is accepted.

A

35

49
Q

Circling approaches are not authorized when the reported weather is less than _____ feet ceiling and three miles visibility, or the reported weather is less than the charted circling landing minimums for that approach to be used, which ever is less.

A

1000/higher

50
Q

if operational, an autopilot coupled ILS approach should be made when the visiblity is reported less than ___RVR or ___miles

A

5000/1

51
Q

a missed approach is required when:

A

the flight is not continually in a position for normal descent and landing in touch down zone

52
Q

A maximum tailwind component of ___ knots for takeoff and landing, for all aircraft, is allowed if supported by the airport analysis.

A

10

53
Q

A LAHSO clearance may be accepted after the aircraft has descended below 1000 feet AGL on final approach as long as the captain deems it safe to do so.

A

false

54
Q

the callsign for all Envoy flights is “ENVOY”

A

true

55
Q

Any time both a NWS and Weather Company forecasts are available, the Weather Company shall be controlling for company revenue operations.

A

true

56
Q

Position reports in a non-radar environment include:

A

A. the time and altitude of passing each designated reporting point, or the points specified by ATC.
B. the name of an estimated time over the next reporting point.
C. the name of the next succeeding reporting point.

57
Q

A report that covers such information as clear air turbulence and lol level wind shear is called a _________ and is issued by the weather company.

A

SIGMEC

58
Q

If the latest weather report, including an oral report from the control tower contains a visibility value specified as RVR of a particular runway of an airport, that specified value is controlling for takeoffs, landings, and straight in approaches for that runway.

A

true

59
Q

The airborne radar is primarily used for penetration; not avoidance of weather.

A

false

60
Q

An area indicating a steep rainfall gradient is to be avoided by ______ miles at all altitudes

A

20

61
Q

When flying above echoes that are rapidly changing or those having prominent protrusions, maintain a minimum of _______ feet vertical separation.

A

5000

62
Q

Aircraft may be dispatched to an airport that is reporting freezing drizzle, light freezing rain, or freezing rain, since freezing precipitation alone does not classify as severe ice.

A

true

63
Q

Flight crew actions regarding wind shear are divided into four areas;

A

avoidance, prevention, recongnition, escape

64
Q

THERE IS NO NEED TO NOTIFY THE CAPTAIN IF A A TWOF caption passenger traveling with a visa is aboard.

A

false

65
Q

Envoy is authorized to carry _____ handicapped passenger per each flint.

A

unlimited (based on seat avail)

66
Q

To board passengers, which of these item is required,

A

the minimum number of flight attendants must be on the aircraft

67
Q

Emergency medical kits:

A

is meant to be only used by a physician however on call may direct an rn other medical personal or flight attendant s to open the kit

68
Q

Prior to making an unschedule landing due to a medical emergency the captain should attempt to ascertain the adequacy of the airports or cites medical facilities.

A

true

69
Q

Pronouncements of death is standard policy and is to be accomplished in fight

A

false

70
Q

Persons will not be accepted for passage if they;

A

A. appear to be intoxicate or be under the influence of drugs
B. are obnoxious unruly disorderly or violent
C. are manacled prisoner who resists the escorts

71
Q

Except for dry ice used by the company for catering purposes, the maximum amount of dry ice that is allowed to be carried or shipped on Envoy aircraft is;

A

70 Ibs per aircraft (maximum of 20 lbs in the cabin and 50 lbs in the cargo compartment)

72
Q

When must a jumpsuit rider be verbally briefed by the captain

A

prior to takeoff

73
Q

Captain us the only person authorized to decade a emergency for a flight.

A

false

74
Q

Which one of the events listed below require that both the captain and the FO complete an Envoy pilot debrief within 24 hours of the event

A

laser strike

75
Q

The cockpit voice recorder circuit breaker must be pulled at the completion of the flight and all checklists following which of these occurrences:

A

A. an aircraft accident
B. an inflight fire
C. a ground evacuation