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11-202 Vol 3 Ch7
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13
Aviation
Professional
04/06/2012

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Term
PICs may fly USAF aircraft under VFR when ____
Definition
required for mission accomplishment
(64)
Term
nless specifically authorized by the MAJCOM/A3, USAF fixed-wing multi-engine aircraft will not depart VFR without ____
Definition
ensuring they can vertically clear published IFR departure procedure restrictions along the planned departure route with one engine inoperative
(64)
Term
True or false: The PIC will utilize radar advisory, monitoring or control services when practical, and should ensure flight following by any available means (i.e. FSS or C2 agency)
Definition
True
(64)
Term
When conditions (e.g. weather, airspace, etc.) prevent continued flight under VFR, the PIC will alter the route and continue operations under VFR until:
Definition
the destination, obtaining an IFR clearance or until landing at a suitable location
(64)
Term
If transitioning from IFR to VFR, the PIC must maintain the appropriate visibility and cloud clearances as soon as...
Definition
the IFR cancellation is acknowledged by ATC
(64)
Term
What are the ceiling and visibility requirements for filing VFR?
Definition
The forecast must be equal to or greater than l,500 ft. ceiling and 3 SMs visibility.
(64)
Term
True or false: PICs of VFR aircraft must at all times be able to control the aircraft by visual reference to a discernible horizon, regardless of cloud clearance requirements.
Definition
True
(64)
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True or false: USAF fixed-wing aircraft may fly under Special VFR (SVFR)only with MAJCOM approval
Definition
False. No one can approve it
(65)
Term
Cloud clearance/vis for Class B
Definition
3 SM, clear of clouds
(65)
Term
Cloud clearance/vis for Class A
Definition
not applicable
(65)
Term
Cloud clearance/vis for Class C and Class D
Definition
3 SM, 500' below, 1,000' above, 2,000' horizontal
(65)
Term
Cloud clearance/vis for Class E and G below 10,000' MSL
Definition
3 SM, 500' below, 1,000' above, 2,000' horizontal
(65)
Term
Cloud clearance/vis for Class E and G at or above 10,000' MSL
Definition
5 SM, 1,000' below, 1,000' above, 1 SM horizontal
(65)
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