Regs test Flashcards

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Part 1

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Definition and Abbreviations

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Part 65 subpart C

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Aircraft Dispatchers

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Part 91

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General Operating and Flight Rules

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Part 110

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General Requirements

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Part 117

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Flight and Duty Limitations and Rest Requirements: Flightcrew Members

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Part 119

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Certification: Air Carriers and Commerical Operators

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Part 121

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Operating Requirements: Domestic, Flag, and Supplemental Operations

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Part 121 suppart T

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Flight Operations

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Part 121 subpart U

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Dispatching and Flight Release Rules

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Title 49 CFT 1544

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Aircraft Operaton Sercurity: Air Carriers and Commercial Operators

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CRF 1544 subpart C

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Operations

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CFR 1544 subpart D

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Threat and Treat Response

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Airspeeds

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Indicated IAS
Calibrated CAS
Equivalent EAS
True TAS

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Extended Overwater Operation

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operation over water more than 50nm from the nearest shoreline

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MACH Number

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true airspeed/the speed of sound

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Operational Control

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authority over Initiating, Conducting, or Terminating a flight

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Part 91.3

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Responsibility and Authority of the PIC
-operation of aircraft
-can deviate from rules to meet emergency needs
-has to send in paperwork for emergency

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Aircraft Speed Limits

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below 10,000’ MSL more that 250kts

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Standard IFR ALTERNATE Minimums
Non Precision Approach

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C= 800’
V=2sm

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Standard IFR ALTERNATE Minimums
Precision Approach

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C=600’
V=2sm

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Takeoff and Landing Mins IFR

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2 or less engines: v 1sm
2 or more engines: v 1/2 sm

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Whats in a OPSPECS?

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Authorized Aircraft
Auth Aiports
Auth Operations
Airport Limitations
Whatever the FAA wants
Wet lease info
Maintenance Scheduling

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North Polar area

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north of 78°N Latitude

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South Pole Area

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South 60°s Latitude

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Fire Protection
Class D
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Whats in a Flight recorder?
Altitude Airspeed Flaps Position Time of radio transmission Thrust Time Heading Throttle position
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When Can we fly without a working Weather Radar?
No IFR or VFR Night AND no Hazardous Weather Repo
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Initial Training
never served in airplane of that group
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Transition Training
have served on an airplane of the same group
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Diffrences Training
Have served on a airplane of that type
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Reccurent Training
every 12 months
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How long can a dispatcher work per shift?
10hrs
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if more than 10 hrs in 24 hour period how much rest?
8 hrs
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Disptach operational Control
Redispatch Amended
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Redispatch
change destination of original dispatch when flight is en route
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Amended
Change of dispatch release information enroute
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Responsibilities of an Aircraft Dispatcher
Preflight Planning Sign Dispatch Release Cancel or Delay Flight Moniter Flight Progress Issue significant info to PIC Redispatch or Amendments
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Shared responsibilitys with PIC
Preflight Planning Sign Dispatch Release Cancel or Delay Flight
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What makes an Airport Suitable?
Authorization Maintenance available Aiport Limitations Usable fuel Airport conditions Terrain Fuel required Traffic Crew Familiarity with airport
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2 engine plane with engine failure
land at nearest suitable airport in point of time which a safe lnding can be made
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3 engine plane engine failure
Suitable airport PIC picks if as safe as nearest airport in point of time
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Redispatch Domestic Operations
>1 hr of ground time
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Redispatch Flag Operations
>6 hrs of ground time
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Dispatch Flight Under IFR
Weather indicated at destination at ETA is at or above landing mins
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MEL
Missing Equipment
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CDL
Broken Equipment
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Takeoff Mins for Unlisted Airport
Whatever the airline prescribes, if none available; C=800 AND V= 2sm Or C=900 AND V=1 1/2 Or C=1000 AND V=1sm
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High Min Captian lowest mins
HAT =300’ and V=1sm
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High Min captians adds to Landing Mins
+200H and +1/2sm
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Takeoff Alternate Distance Limits 2 engine
1 hr, normal cruise, still air 1 engine inoperative
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Takeoff Alternate Distance Limits 3+ engines
2hrs, normal cruise, still air, one engine inoperative
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No Alternate Required IFR Domestic
Indicated Weather, at destination C=2000 V=3sm ETA +/- 1hr
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No Alt For Flags
ETE less than 6hrs AND C=2000 or 1500+ min whatevers greater V=3sm or 2sm+ mins whatevers greater At ETE+\- 1hr
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Filing at an Alternate requirement
indicated weather at Alternate at or above ALTERNATE minimums at eta
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Continuing in Unsafe Conditions
No Unless emergency
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To what Airports can you dispatch to
Regular Provisional Refueling
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Does a Metar affect the legality of an alternate en route?
no only Forecast weather
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Fuel for Domestic Operations
B to fly to airport A to arrive and land at most distant alternate R fly 45 mins at normal fuel consumption
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Fuel for Flag
B to fly to airport dispatched to A to fly to most distant alternate C 10% of ETE between departure and airport dispatched R fly for 30mins, holding speed,1500’ alt airport (or dest if no alt), ISA
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Flag no Auth Alternative
B fly to airport dispatched R fly for 2hrs at normal cruising fuel consumption
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Dispatch Release Must Haves
Aircraft Registration # Flight # ALL Airports Type of Operation Minimum fuel 2 signatures ALL weather Etops diversion time rule that was used
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PIC carries with to destination
Flight plan copy Dispatch Release copy Load Manifest (kept for 3 months)
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Security
PIC TSA Ground Security Coordinator
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TSA issues
Info Cirular Security Directive
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What kind of flight ops dosent require a dispatcher?
Supplemental
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Passanger Weight
Winter: 210 Summer: 205
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Zero Fuel Weight
136000lbs
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Basic Operating Weight
104500lbs
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Maximum Takeoff weight
172700lbs