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How would we know if the oxygen pressure system has over pressurized?
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The oxygen rupture disks would be blown out.
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Which switch on the revisionary panel would you utilize in the event of a DSP failure?
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The DSP switch
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After Takeoff a turbine powered aircraft should climb as rapidly as possible to what altitude?
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1,500 Feet AGL
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Who needs to bring a form when acessing the cockpit during flight? What is the form number?
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An FAA Inspector Form 110ADOD evaluator 110B
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What is the max difference altitude can be on the ground between altimeters?
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150 feet
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Standard high altitude service volume
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Derrived Minimums
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400-1SM--> Wx doesn't matter200-1/2SM--> 2 approaches, 2 runways, 2 navaidswind is a factor in all directions, straight in, higher of 2 ceiling &vis mins
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Crew Oxygen
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10,000Ft - Above 12,000Ft for 30Min +30Min must use supplemental oxygenAbove 12,000Ft- must use oxygen at all times
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When is radar service terminated?
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When switched off to CTAF of when ATC advises
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What is Accelerate stop distance?
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Must not exceed the length of the runway & the length of any stopway
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Who Handles all disputes?
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The GSC- Ground Security Coordinator
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What are UM Requirements
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5 and younger not allowed; 5-7 direct flight online; 8-11 online/interline CYS-DEN-F9-DFW; 12 & older are AdultsMust have positive exchange with UMs
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Homing H
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50NM
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What must be done prior to closing the cabin door?
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Ensure proper stowage, Latching
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What do you look for in the Supplemental Binder?
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Wt. Balance dataSTC's- Flaps 17; Zero fuel Weight 15,700-16,500; GPWS Taws; tcas
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