Study Set 4
Study Set 4
2024/2025 High Minimum Captain - correct answer ✔A PIC with less than 100 hours served as PIC in aircraft type.
WX reported @ departure airport is AOA TO minimums. - correct answer ✔When may a flight depart?
WX reported @ departure airport is < landing minimums at departure airport. -
correct answer ✔When is an alternate airport required for departure? (Takeoff alternate).
Not more than one hour based on normal cruise, still air, with 1 engine inoperative. - correct answer ✔What are the distance limitations (from departure to takeoff alternate) when operating a twin-engine airplane.
WX indicated @ destination at ETA is at or above landing minimums. - correct
answer ✔When may a flight be dispatched IFR?
WX indicated @ destination at ETA + or - 1 hour <C 2000' and/or V <3SM. - correct answer ✔When is an alternate indicated for the destination required for a domestic flight?
1. ETE is < or equal to 6 hours; 2. C 1500' above HAT or 2000' whichever is greater, 3. V 2SM above lowest landing minimums or 3SM whichever is greater. - correct answer ✔When is an alternate for the destination not required for a flag carrier?
When weather conditions forecast for the destination and first alternate are marginal. (WX FCST @ Destination & 1st Alt is marginal.) - correct answer ✔When is at least one additional alternate for the destination required? Nearest suitable airport in point of time (ASAP). - correct answer ✔Where does a pilot of a two-engine aircraft go if one engine is lost in flight?
An airport that the pilot selects as long as proceeding to that airport is as safe as landing at the nearest suitable airport in time. (Any airport suitable). - correct answer ✔Where does a pilot of a three-engine aircraft go if one engine is lost in flight?
Administrator - correct answer ✔The Federal Aviation Administrator or any person to whom he has delegated his authority in the matter concerned
Heavy - Aircraft with a takeoff certificate limit > 300,000 lbs. Large - Aircraft with a takeoff certificate limit > 12,500 lbs. - correct answer ✔Aircraft Classes
Indicated airspeed (IAS) - is read directly from the airspeed indicator. Calibrated airspeed (CAS) - is indicated airspeed corrected for instrument and
position error. Equivalent airspeed (EAS) - is calibrated airspeed corrected for compressibility. True airspeed (TAS) - is equivalent airspeed corrected for non-standard temperature and pressure. (Remember the relationship between the various airspeeds with the term ICE-
T ) - correct answer ✔Air speeds
Alternate airport (A) - An airport at which an aircraft may land if landing at the intended airport becomes inadvisable. - correct answer ✔Alternate Airport
Crosswind Component - The wind component measured in knots at 90 degrees to the longitudinal axis of the runway. - correct answer ✔Crosswind Component
Study Set 4
2024/2025 High Minimum Captain - correct answer ✔A PIC with less than 100 hours served as PIC in aircraft type.
WX reported @ departure airport is AOA TO minimums. - correct answer ✔When may a flight depart?
WX reported @ departure airport is < landing minimums at departure airport. -
correct answer ✔When is an alternate airport required for departure? (Takeoff alternate).
Not more than one hour based on normal cruise, still air, with 1 engine inoperative. - correct answer ✔What are the distance limitations (from departure to takeoff alternate) when operating a twin-engine airplane.
WX indicated @ destination at ETA is at or above landing minimums. - correct
answer ✔When may a flight be dispatched IFR?
WX indicated @ destination at ETA + or - 1 hour <C 2000' and/or V <3SM. - correct answer ✔When is an alternate indicated for the destination required for a domestic flight?
1. ETE is < or equal to 6 hours; 2. C 1500' above HAT or 2000' whichever is greater, 3. V 2SM above lowest landing minimums or 3SM whichever is greater. - correct answer ✔When is an alternate for the destination not required for a flag carrier?
When weather conditions forecast for the destination and first alternate are marginal. (WX FCST @ Destination & 1st Alt is marginal.) - correct answer ✔When is at least one additional alternate for the destination required? Nearest suitable airport in point of time (ASAP). - correct answer ✔Where does a pilot of a two-engine aircraft go if one engine is lost in flight?
An airport that the pilot selects as long as proceeding to that airport is as safe as landing at the nearest suitable airport in time. (Any airport suitable). - correct answer ✔Where does a pilot of a three-engine aircraft go if one engine is lost in flight?
Administrator - correct answer ✔The Federal Aviation Administrator or any person to whom he has delegated his authority in the matter concerned
Heavy - Aircraft with a takeoff certificate limit > 300,000 lbs. Large - Aircraft with a takeoff certificate limit > 12,500 lbs. - correct answer ✔Aircraft Classes
Indicated airspeed (IAS) - is read directly from the airspeed indicator. Calibrated airspeed (CAS) - is indicated airspeed corrected for instrument and
position error. Equivalent airspeed (EAS) - is calibrated airspeed corrected for compressibility. True airspeed (TAS) - is equivalent airspeed corrected for non-standard temperature and pressure. (Remember the relationship between the various airspeeds with the term ICE-
T ) - correct answer ✔Air speeds
Alternate airport (A) - An airport at which an aircraft may land if landing at the intended airport becomes inadvisable. - correct answer ✔Alternate Airport
Crosswind Component - The wind component measured in knots at 90 degrees to the longitudinal axis of the runway. - correct answer ✔Crosswind Component
