GOJET Interview (Technical) Exam
Questions & Answers (Grade A+)
What weather is required at an alternate? (FAA PART 91 definition)
-
correct answer ✅At the ETA the ceiling and visibility must be at or
above
600ft and 2SM visibility for a precision approach
800ft and 2SM visibility for a non precision approach
If no instrument approach procedure is available for the alternate
then the cieling a visibility minima must allow for a descent from
the MEA, approach, and landing under basic VFR (VFR Reqs
dependent on airspace you operating in ex: class B 3SM and clear of
clouds.)
(FAR 91.169/ FAR 91.155)
What weather is required at an alternate? (Air Force definition) -
correct answer ✅Weather at the alternate must be
Forecasted weather 1 hour before to 1 hour after the ETA
INCLUDING TEMPO conditions (except those caused by
thunderstorms, rain showers, or snow showers) is at or above
,GOJET Interview (Technical) Exam
Questions & Answers (Grade A+)
Ceiling of: 1000ft or 500ft above the lowest compatible approach
minimum whichever is higher.
Visibility of: 2sm or 1sm above the lowest compatible approach
minimum whichever is higher.
If no compatible instrument approach, published/available then 1
hour before to 1 hour after the ETA INCLUDING TEMPO conditions
must permit a descent from the MEA approach and landing under
basic VFR
(11-202v3_AMCSUP 4.16.4)
When Do you need a destination Alternate? -
correct answer ✅-A compatible approach is unavailable at the
destination airfield
-Forecasted weather at the destination airfield indicates 1hr before
to 1 hour after ETA to include TEMPO conditions are less than
Ceiling of 2000ft above airfield elevation
visibility of 3sm
Forecast winds are out of limits (the winds to use are worst case
forecast winds intermittent or prevailing corrected for RCR)
, GOJET Interview (Technical) Exam
Questions & Answers (Grade A+)
(11-202V3_AMCSUP 4.16)
What does it mean when temp/dewpoint are the same? -
correct answer ✅Fog or low cloud formation is likely present. Any
time surface air temp is within 4deg F of the dew point fog or low
clouds likely to form (AFH11-203V1)
What conditions must be met to descend below the MDA/DA(A)?
(B)If you only have approach lights insight how far can you
descend? What do you need to continue? -
correct answer ✅(A)
The aircraft is in a position to land at a normal rate of descent and
with normal maneuvering and under part 121 or part 135 the
descent rate will allow touchdown in the touchdown zone of the
runway of intended landing (FAR 91.175)
Except for CAT II and III approaches at least 1 of the following visual
references must be visible to the pilot (FAR 91.175)
The approach lighting system (except dont descend below 100ft
above the TDZE unless the red terminating bars or red side row bars
are insight ) (FAR 91.175)
Questions & Answers (Grade A+)
What weather is required at an alternate? (FAA PART 91 definition)
-
correct answer ✅At the ETA the ceiling and visibility must be at or
above
600ft and 2SM visibility for a precision approach
800ft and 2SM visibility for a non precision approach
If no instrument approach procedure is available for the alternate
then the cieling a visibility minima must allow for a descent from
the MEA, approach, and landing under basic VFR (VFR Reqs
dependent on airspace you operating in ex: class B 3SM and clear of
clouds.)
(FAR 91.169/ FAR 91.155)
What weather is required at an alternate? (Air Force definition) -
correct answer ✅Weather at the alternate must be
Forecasted weather 1 hour before to 1 hour after the ETA
INCLUDING TEMPO conditions (except those caused by
thunderstorms, rain showers, or snow showers) is at or above
,GOJET Interview (Technical) Exam
Questions & Answers (Grade A+)
Ceiling of: 1000ft or 500ft above the lowest compatible approach
minimum whichever is higher.
Visibility of: 2sm or 1sm above the lowest compatible approach
minimum whichever is higher.
If no compatible instrument approach, published/available then 1
hour before to 1 hour after the ETA INCLUDING TEMPO conditions
must permit a descent from the MEA approach and landing under
basic VFR
(11-202v3_AMCSUP 4.16.4)
When Do you need a destination Alternate? -
correct answer ✅-A compatible approach is unavailable at the
destination airfield
-Forecasted weather at the destination airfield indicates 1hr before
to 1 hour after ETA to include TEMPO conditions are less than
Ceiling of 2000ft above airfield elevation
visibility of 3sm
Forecast winds are out of limits (the winds to use are worst case
forecast winds intermittent or prevailing corrected for RCR)
, GOJET Interview (Technical) Exam
Questions & Answers (Grade A+)
(11-202V3_AMCSUP 4.16)
What does it mean when temp/dewpoint are the same? -
correct answer ✅Fog or low cloud formation is likely present. Any
time surface air temp is within 4deg F of the dew point fog or low
clouds likely to form (AFH11-203V1)
What conditions must be met to descend below the MDA/DA(A)?
(B)If you only have approach lights insight how far can you
descend? What do you need to continue? -
correct answer ✅(A)
The aircraft is in a position to land at a normal rate of descent and
with normal maneuvering and under part 121 or part 135 the
descent rate will allow touchdown in the touchdown zone of the
runway of intended landing (FAR 91.175)
Except for CAT II and III approaches at least 1 of the following visual
references must be visible to the pilot (FAR 91.175)
The approach lighting system (except dont descend below 100ft
above the TDZE unless the red terminating bars or red side row bars
are insight ) (FAR 91.175)
