SCAN Deck Flashcards by Glenn D

SIGMETs are issued for:

TATITS

Thunderstorms

Ash

Tropical cyclone

Icing (severe)

Turbulence (severe or greater)

Sandstorms and Dust storms with vis less than 3sm

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AIRMETS are issued for:

TWINM

Turbulence moderate

Wind sustained (>/=30kts@ surface)

Icing moderate

Non-convective LLWS

Mountain obscuration/IFR

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Convective SIGMETs are issued for:

SEAL

Severe thunderstorm (tornadoes, hail 3/4”, wind >50kts)

Embedded thunderstorms (haze, non-convective clouds, precip)

Area of active thunderstorms (heavy precip w/40% over 3000sq mi)

Line of thunderstorms (40% of length of 50mi)

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Urgent PIREPs are issued for:

STSHALO

Severe or extreme turbulence including CAT

Tornadoes, funnel clouds, waterspouts

Severe icing

Hail

Volcanic ash

LLWS- up to and including 2000’ and 10kts

Other weather which is considered hazardous

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AWOS information

TWADDVC

Temp

Wind

Altimeter

Dew point

Density

Visibility (AWOS-2)

Ceiling (AWOS-3)

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VFR radar services

SALTS

Sequencing

Alerts- safety

Limited radar vectoring

Traffic Advisories

Separation (VFR-IFR)

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Preflight actions

DRAWFP

Delays (ATC)

Runway lengths

Alternative course of action

Weather

Fuel

Performance

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NASA form number

227

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Wildlife strike form number

5200-7

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NTSB Accident report number

6120-1/2

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Safety improvement report number

8000-7

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Serious Injuries

HOBBITS

Hospitalization (>48hrs in 7days)

Organ damage

Bone fracture (except nose, finger, toes)

Burns (2nd or 3rd)

1st degree burns >5% of body surface

Tendon, Muscle, Nerve damage

Severe Hemorrhages

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Limits on Aerobatic Flight

LOWVAC

Lateral boundaries of B, C, D, E to the surface

Open air assembly of people

Within 4nm center of victor airway

Visibility less than 3sm

Altitude less than 1500agl

Congested area

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Immediate Notification required for:

PFACTION

Property damage of more than $25,000

Fire in flight

Accident

Collision in flight

Turbine Failure

Illness or injury of a crew member

Overdue aircraft

No control: primary control failure of any sort

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ELT not needed for:

ROCTDD

Research flight

One seat aircraft

Cropdusting

Training within 50nm

Design and testing

Delivery of aircraft

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Transponder needed for:

AABC

ADIZ crossing

Above 10,000’ msl (more than 2500agl)

B within 30nm of primary airport

C in and above

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VFR day equipment required

TOMATOFLAMESS

Tachometer

Oil pressure

Manifold pressure (altitude engine)

Altimeter

Temperature sensor (liquid-cooled)

Oil temperature (air cooled)

Fuel gauge

Landing gear position

Airspeed indicator

Magnetic compass

ELT

Seat belts + shoulder harness (certified after 7/18/1978)

Strobe lights (certified after 3/11/1996)

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VFR Night equipment

FLAPS

Fuses or circuit breakers

Landing light (if for hire)

Anti-collision lights

Position lights

Source of electrical power (alternator)

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Restrictions on Alcohol and drug use

Not within 8hrs

Not while under the influence of alcohol

Not while using any drug that affects the person’s faculties

Not with BAC of .04% or higher

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When must passengers keep seat belt fastened?

During movement on surface, takeoff, and landing

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Speed limit below 10,000’ and within Class B

250 KIAS

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Speed limit below 2,500’ within 4nm of Class C or D, below Class B and within VFR corridor?

200 KIAS

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Min safe altitude: Anywhere? Congested area? Non-congested area?

Altitude allowing a safe landing in an emergency

1,000’ above tallest object within 2,000’

500’ above any person, vehicle or structure

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Night

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Time between end of evening civil twilight and beginning of morning civil twilight

Duration of 3rd class medical

Under 40 years old- 60 calendar months Over 40- 24 calendar months

Passenger currency requirements

Previous 90 days 3 takeoffs and landings in category and class

Required inspections

ATE Annual- 12 calendar months Transponder- 24 calendar months ELT- 12 calendar months

ELT Removed requirements

"ELT NOT INSTALLED" placard No more than 90 days

Class B cloud clearance requirements

3sm vis Clear of clouds

Class C cloud clearance requirements

3sm vis 500' below 1000' above 2000' horizontal

Class D cloud clearance requirements

3sm vis 500' below 1000' above 2000' horizontal

Class E cloud clearance requirements

Below 10,000': 3sm vis 500' below 1000' above 2000' horizontal Above 10,000': 5sm vis 1000' below 1000' above 1sm horizontal

What are appropriate VFR cruising altitudes for East and West directions?

East- odd thousands plus 500' West- even thousands plus 500'

VFR cruising altitudes are based on what?

Magnetic course

Above what altitude must a pilot comply with appropriate cruising altitudes?

3000' agl

Above what altitude is the crew required to use oxygen?

Above 12,500' for 30 min Anytime above 14,000'

91.3

A) The pilot in command of an aircraft is directly responsible for, and is the final authority as to, the operation of that aircraft B) In-flight emergency requiring immediate action, the pilot in command may deviate from any rule of this part to the extent required to meet that emergency

Requirements for a parachute symbol on a sectional

Open year round at least on the weekends 4,000 jumps per year Been open for atleast one year

Scale of a sectional

1:500,000

Scale of a TAC

1:250,000

On a TAC runways over how many feet are depicted without a circle

1500'

On a Sectional runways over how many feet are depicted without a circle?

8069'

Recommended altitude to overfly wilderness areas and national parks

2,000' agl

What is the distance between lines of latitude

30nm

Where is class E airspace?

Everywhere above 1,200' up to 18,000' that is not B, C or D. It can begin at 700' or the surface if indicated on the sectional

Services available at an airport S1-S8

Minor Minor Minor Major Minor Major Major Major Minor Major Major Minor Airframe before Powerplant

Oxygen available at an airport

O1 - High Pressure O2 - Low Pressure O3 - High Pressure replacement bottles O4 - Low Pressure Replacement bottles

Duration of a 3rd class medical

Over 40: 24 calendar months Under 40: 60 calendar months

Duration of a 2nd class medical

12 calendar months

Duration of a 1st class medical

Over 40: 6 calendar months Under 40: 12 calendar months

When is a high performance endorsement required?

When the aircraft has more than 200 horse power

Complex aircraft is defined as what?

Retractable landing gear, wing flaps, and a controllable-pitch propeller

When is a high altitude endorsement required?

Pressurized aircraft with service ceiling above 25,000'

When can I log night landings?

1 hr after sunset to 1 hr before sunrise

How long is a temporary pilot cert valid

120 days

Emergency Squawk Code

7700

Required Inspections for Aircraft | (SCAN Purposes)

A - Annual - 12 Calander Months T - Transponder - 24 Calander Months E - ELT - 12 Calander Months

One Gallon of Av Gas Weigs

6 lbs

One gallon of Oil weigs

7.5 lbs

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