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What is our aircraft authorization?
CE550 and CE560 On Demand Pax and Cargo day and night IFR and VFR with an MEL
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Who are our Directors?
- Baker is Director of Operations
- Bob is Director of Maintenance
- Wes is Chief Pilot and Agent for Service
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What is Operational Control?
The exercise of authority over initiating, conducting, and terminating a flight.
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Who has Operational Control?
Baker, as Director of Operations
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Who has Operational Control if the DO is unavailable?
Wes, as Chief Pilot
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When must Operations be notified immediately?
Any delays greater than 15 minutes, or any unscheduled landing due to weather or mechanical irregularities
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What charts are we authorized to use?
NOS or Jepp
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Who must ensure that we have appropriate charts for each flight?
PIC
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What charts may we use in Canada, in addition to NOS or Jepp?
NAV Canada
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What weather reporting facilities are we authorized to use?
- National Weather Service
- NATO
- World Meteorological Organization
- Stuff authorized by ICAO
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Can we use a carry-on baggage program?
Yes. Just means you can measure and stow baggage inside the cabin.
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Who must maintain our Electronic Record Keeping System?
DO (Baker)
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What electronic manuals may we keep on board the airplane?
- GOM
- Ops Specs
- MEL
- Load Manifests
- RVSM
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What Training Centers can we use?
SIMCOM Orlando only.
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What is the pre-takeoff contamination check?
Wings, control surfaces, engine inlet, and other critical surfaces are free of frost and snow
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Can you take off after the expiration of Deicing Holdover Times?
Yes, by doing a pre takeoff contamination check. Done from cockpit. Look at left wing and whatever portion of the nose you can see.
FO looks at the right wing.
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What time and ratings does the crew need for Eligible On Demand Operations?
- PIC 1500 hours and ATP/Type
- SIC 500 hours and Commercial Multi Instrument
Either PIC or SIC must have 75 hours as PIC or SIC in type
- If FO has less than 100 hours in type, I do all takeoffs and landings when:
- -less than 3/4 mile
- -less than 4000 foot runway
- -runway contamination
- -braking action less than good
- -more than 15 knot crosswind
- -windshear
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Can you begin an instrument approach to an airport that does not have weather reporting?
Yes if the alternate has weather reporting, and the approach plate lists a procedure for altimeter
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What can we use for an electronic flight bag?
Apple IPad or HP Mini
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Must we use actual weights for PAX and bags?
Yes. This can be "solicited" plus 10 lbs
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What type of enroute operations can we conduct?
- Class I
- Vectors
- Off-Airway in svc volume of a NAV
- Class II
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What RNAV equipment can we use?
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Where can we fly?
- CONUS and Alaska
- North and South America
- Central America
- WATRS area
- Canada (except Canadian MNPS Airspace)
- Caribbean, including Cuban overflight
- Gulf of Mexico
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How many meters is 1/2 mile visibility?
400
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What approach can't we do?
Loc Back Course
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What are our reduced CAT I Landing Minima?
200 feet and 1800 RVR
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What are the alternate weather mins?
- 1 NAV add 400 feet and a mile
- 2 NAVs add 200 feet and 1/2 mile
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What are our takeoff minimums?
Standard is 1 mile, but we can use the lowest published straight in approach minimums
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What RNP performance can we do?
RNP 1
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Can we do a contact approach?
Only if the PIC has been through an approved training program
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Can we take off VFR?
Yes. Basic VFR weather minimums.
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