VFR TEST

Question 1

TC definition

Answer 1

Measured from true North clockwise to the proposed flight path

Question 2

DC: drift correction

Answer 2

The correction applied to prevent drifting off course

Question 3

Th: true heading

Answer 3

The angle measured clock wise from true North nose of the to the aircraft

Question 4

Tr: track

Answer 4

The actual flight path over the ground

Question 5

Da: drift angle

Answer 5

The angular difference between Th and tr

Question 6

IAS : indicated airspeed

Answer 6

Airspeed indicated on instrument

Question 7

What referente provides instations for filing light plan?

Answer 7

1801 / GP

Question 8

VAR / variation

Answer 8

Angular difference between true North and magnetic North

Question 9

MH / magnetic heading

Answer 9

Measured from magnetic North to nose of aircraft

Question 10

How is fuel listed on 1801?

Answer 10

Hours: minutes for time until burnout

Question 11

Radio callsign for Army aircraft

Answer 11

“R” for Army and last 5 tailnumber

Question 12

Runway enclosed by circle map signal

Answer 12

Hard surfaced runway 1500 ft - 8069 ft in length

Question 13

*L = what for map symbol?

Answer 13

Part time lights

Question 14

24 *2 74 120.575 what does 74 mean? What is 24? What does 120.575 mean?

Answer 14

24 = field elevation
74 = longest runway
120.575 = Unicom

Question 15

555
(305)
/\ 555 = MSL
305 = AGL

Answer 15

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Question 16

MEF on map

Answer 16

Maximum elevation figure

Question 17

Minimum flight altitude to fly over wildlife refuge

Answer 17

2,000 ft AGL

Question 18

class A airspace

Answer 18

Start 18,000 MSL to flight level 600
IFR only

Question 19

Class B Airspace

Answer 19

Depicted as Blue line
Dimensions: as depicted
Transponder ADS-B two way commo required prior to entry
Minimum vis = 3 Sm
cloud clearance= Clear of clouds

Question 20

Class C Airspace

Answer 20

Core 5 mile radius shelf is 10 miles
Depicted as magenta
Altitudes: as depicted on maps
Equipment : transponer ads-b mode Flyover mode C 2 way commo require prior to entry
Communications begin as far out as 20 miles

Question 21

Class D airspace

Answer 21

Broken Blue
Starts on surface, goes up to height MSL as depicted on map
Equipment: Z way radio commo

Question 22

CLOUD CLEARANCE VFR C, D, E less than 10k

Answer 22

3 Sm vis, 1000 feet above 500 below 2,000 horizontal

Question 23

Class E airspace

Answer 23

If stapled starts at surface up to floor of overlying airspace
Outside magenta vignette starts at 1,200 feet inside = 700 feet

Question 24

G airspace visibility + cloud Clarance

Answer 24

Day 1/2 mile vis, Clear of clouds
Night 1 mile vis, Clear of clouds
Page 14 on handout

Question 25

Is TRSA required?

Answer 25

No, recommended

Question 26

Can you fly in MOA

Answer 26

Yes

Question 27

Oxygen requirements

Answer 27

Above 10,000 feet PA if flight is longer than I hour Above 12,000 PA move than 30 min Mandatory above 14,000

Question 28

Where does VFR cruising altitude begin

Answer 28

3,000 feet above ground AGL

Question 29

VFR fuel requirement

Answer 29

20 min

Question 30

Destination weather must be good for how long?

Answer 30

VFR time of arrival plus 1 hour

Question 31

How long is a weather brief good for?

Answer 31

1 hour and 30 minutes