NJUS Latitude UK & EU Operations Flashcards

(75 cards)

1
Q

Blue Spruce Routes

A

Route to Cross North Atlantic HLA. Keep aircraft close to land for contingency purposes.

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International Trip Planning (ITP)

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22 specialists located in CMH.

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Global International Trip Planning (GITP)

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18 Highly trained specialists located in Lisbon

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Dispatch

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International flight plans given to ITP or GITP. Based in CMH.

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Operations

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Support to ITP, GITP, and Dispatch based in CMH.

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Flight Release Questions

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Contact Dispatch 614-239-5535 or FS-Dispatch@netjets.com

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Customs & Other International Trip Logistics Questions

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ITP 614-239-5535 or NJA-IntlPlanning@netjets.com

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Long Range Flight Planning/ Filing Questions

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GITP 614-239-5535 or LIS-GITP@netjets.com

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Review of International Trip Package

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Should receive 4 hours prior to departure

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Master Flight Document

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Located in Trip package sent as an email from Dispatch. Highly recommended to print.

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Q

FOM 5.1

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Provides a checklist for reviewing international operations

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Equal Time Point (ETP)

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Equal Time to Destination or Alternate. Based off of several different scenarios. Do not enter into route as a waypoint.

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13
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Plotting Requirements

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All ETP is required to be plotted in Oceanic Airspace. Must be established in WATRS.

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14
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Display Organized Track System in Jepp FD Pro

A

iPad Settings

FD Pro X

Select Display Organized Track Systems (OTS)

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Entering an ETP into FD Pro X

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Select Drop Points in Flight Drawer>Decision Point

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16
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Entering 10 Minute Past Check

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At 10 minutes past a waypoint use Garmin to Locate Current Lat/Long thence:

Select Drop Points in Flight Drawer

Mark Position

Leave Name Blank

Modify Time to Frozen Coordinate

Enter Lat/Long

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17
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Latitude/ Longitude Format for FD Pro X

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Nxx xx.x
Wxxx xx.x

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18
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Use of ETP Labels

A

DEP

Eng

Med

If more than one set of ETP is listed add 1,2,… after the above labels.

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Completed Flight Plot

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Add a Waypoint with Date and both Crew Initials in blank space on FD Pro X Map Page. Take Screenshot that shows all plotted points. Declutter as necessary.

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20
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Submitting Completed Master Flight Document

A

My Comply

My Forms

Flight Operations

Master Flight Document Record

Complete and Submit

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21
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Route Programming

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Use Master Flight Document to program FMS. Enter Forecast Winds for each oceanic waypoint. (DO not use average wind)

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Pre-Departure Route Check

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Pilot who entered route into FMS:

Circle each waypoint as it is checked

Place a Check mark next to the Magnetic course and distance.

Other Pilot:

Display route in a way that Lat/Long are presented.

Read Oceanic Portion of Route

Magnetic or True Course and Distance between oceanic waypoints. Values must be within 2 degrees and 2nm of planned values.

Total trip Distance is within 15nm of flight plan.

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23
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Create A Waypoint in Garmin

A

Waypoint ICON

Create User Waypoint

Name to Create Waypoint ID

Type

Defining Data

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24
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ETP in Garmin

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It is critical to not add the waypoints into the flight plan. This will lead to a navigational error.

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Captain Signature
Is required on the Master Flight Document for all international flights.
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NAT HLA
FL285 to FL420 Latitudes will utilize Blue Spruce Routes which are located within the NAT DLM Exclusion Area.
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HF Radio
DO not Operate: In a Hangar Near Ground Personnel While Being Refueled Obtain a Radio Check Frequency from ARINC via Phone or VHF. During Radio Check obtain primary and secondary frequencies. 631-589-7272 or 631-244-2483
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SELCAL
Crew Alerting System It is 4 tones over approximately 2 seconds will also illuminate SELCAL Button
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Position Reports
Form Available in My Comply Position Time Altitude Position Time Position
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In to hPa
PFD Settings>Baro Select Units
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QNE
Enroute Standard Altimeter Setting.
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QNH
Local Altimeter Setting above MSL.
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QFE
Field Elevation is set as 0 point. Not widely used.
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Switch to QNE
At Transition Altitude
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Switch to QNH
At Transition Level
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Abbreviated Callsigns
It is possible in Oceanic Areas that all NetJets callsigns would be shortened to NQS.
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Looking Out
Searching for Traffic
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Taxi to Holding Point
Specific Taxi Instructions
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Secondary Surveillance Radar (SSR)
Transponder
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Runway Vacated
Clear of Runway
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Meters Per Second to Knots
Multiply by 2
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9999
Visibility in excess of 6 miles
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Few Clouds
0/8-2/8 sky coverage
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Scattered Clouds
3/8-4/8 sky coverage
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Broken Clouds
5/8-7/8 sky coverage
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Overcast
8/8 sky coverage
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Volcanic Ash
AC91-70B Volcanic Ash Advisories can be found in FD Pro X
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Altimeter Check
Departure Airport: within 75' Level Off: within 200' Destination: within 75'
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Oceanic Clearance
Route Speed Flight Level Obtain 45 Minutes Prior to Entering Airspace
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Master Flight Document Enroute Use
PM Circles Waypoints and adds check marks to heading/distance PF Crosschecks oceanic routing and adds a slash to the circled waypoints. PM Continue Filling Out ETE and ATA and Fuel. Add Slash marks as crossing of waypoint occurs
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Navigation Accuracy Check
Home Utilities Sensors Position Sensor GPS 1 Status RAIM Location of Oceanic Entry Point Compute Verify Available
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Transponder to 2000
30 minutes after entering oceanic airspace unless still in VHF then coordinate with ATC
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Strategic Lateral Operating Procedures (SLOP)
Centerline 1 nm Right 2nm Right Terminate Prior to Oceanic Exit
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Leaving Oceanic Track
Parallel Track by 5 nm Below 410 Descend by 500' Above 410 Climb or Descend by 1000'
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Weather Deviation
Deviations greater than 5nm Left Deviation descend 300' Right Deviation Climb 300'
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Private Rule Set
NetJets operates under the private tule set always.
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Descending to an assigned altitude on a STAR (ICAO)
Comply with all previously published altitude restrictions.
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Descending to an assigned altitude on a STAR (UK)
Instructions to climb or descend cancels all previous restrictions.
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A-CDM
Airport Collaboration Decision Making
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AOBT
Actual off block time
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ARDT
Actual Ready Time
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ASAT
Actual Start Up Approval Time
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ASRT
Actual Start Up Time Request
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ATOT
Actual Takeoff Time
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CTOT
Calculated Takeoff Time
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EOBT
Estimated Off-Block Time
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ETOT
Estimated Takeoff Time
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EXOT
Estimated Taxi Out Time
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SIBT
Scheduled In-Block Time
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SOBT
Scheduled Off Block Time
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TOBT
Target Off-Block Time
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TSAT
Target Start Up Approval Time
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TLDT
Target Landing Time
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TTOT
Target Takeoff Time
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High Visibility Vest
Wear it if stated.