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11-2T-6 Vol 3
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38
Aviation
Professional
02/15/2012

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Term
When should you lower your visor, and during what phases of flight must it be down?
Definition
before you close the canopy; during all phases of flight
(10)
Term
G-suits are required for all sorties when planning to exceed __ Gs during any portion of a sortie.
Definition
2
(10)
Term
Maintain a minimum of __ feet when taxiing staggered
Definition
75
(11)
Term
Maintain a minimum of __ feet when in trail
Definition
150
(11)
Term
When ice and/or snow are present on the taxiway, taxi on the centerline with a minimum of ___ feet of spacing.
Definition
300
(11)
Term
Normal recovery fuel is...
Definition
the fuel on initial or at the final approach fix (FAF) at the base of intended landing or alternate, if required.
(11)
Term
Minimum runway length and width for T-6 operations is ____ ft. Ops group commanders may waive this to ___ ft long and ___ ft wide for low approaches to NTAs.
Definition
4000; 75
3000; 50
(11)
Term
T-6 operations require _____ feet between arresting cables located on or above the runway surface.
Definition
4,000
(12)
Term
Delay a takeoff following another departure until the preceding aircraft is airborne or a minimum separation of ___ feet exists.
Definition
3,000
(12)
Term
Do not begin the final turn after a straight-in has reported at 2 miles unless...
Definition
you have the straight-in in sight, can make a normal final turn, and can maintain spacing behind the straight-in.
(12)
Term
When should you lower your visor, and during what phases of flight must it be down?
Definition
before you close the canopy; during all phases of flight
(10)
Term
G-suits are required for all sorties when planning to exceed __ Gs during any portion of a sortie.
Definition
2
(10)
Term
Maintain a minimum of __ feet when taxiing staggered
Definition
75
(11)
Term
Maintain a minimum of __ feet when in trail
Definition
150
(11)
Term
When ice and/or snow are present on the taxiway, taxi on the centerline with a minimum of ___ feet of spacing.
Definition
300
(11)
Term
Normal recovery fuel is...
Definition
the fuel on initial or at the final approach fix (FAF) at the base of intended landing or alternate, if required.
(11)
Term
Minimum runway length and width for T-6 operations is ____ ft. Ops group commanders may waive this to ___ ft long and ___ ft wide for low approaches to NTAs.
Definition
4000; 75
3000; 50
(11)
Term
T-6 operations require _____ feet between arresting cables located on or above the runway surface.
Definition
4,000
(12)
Term
Delay a takeoff following another departure until the preceding aircraft is airborne or a minimum separation of ___ feet exists.
Definition
3,000
(12)
Term
Do not begin the final turn after a straight-in has reported at 2 miles unless...
Definition
you have the straight-in in sight, can make a normal final turn, and can maintain spacing behind the straight-in.
(12)
Term
Do not cross the runway threshold to land until preceding aircraft are either airborne, clear of the runway, or a minimum separation of ___ feet exists when using alternate sides of the runway for similar aircraft. Minimum separation is ___ feet when not using alternate sides or when behind a dissimilar aircraft
Definition
3,000; 6,000
(12)
Term
For tower-controlled flight operations, minimum separation is ____ feet when conducting a touch-and-go landing behind a full stop.
Definition
6,000
(12)
Term
For night operations, minimum separation is ____ feet when conducting a touch-and-go landing behind a full stop (similar and dissimilar a/c)
Definition
6,000
(12)
Term
Standing water crosswind limitations
Definition
5 knots
(12)
Term
Crosswind limitations for standing water due to patchy standing water (ponding) (as determined by the [supervisor of flying SOF])
Definition
10 knots
(12)
Term
aircrew should use ___ flap settings for full-stop and touch-and-go landings when the crosswind (steady state or gust) exceeds 10 knots.
Definition
TO or UP
(13)
Term
Crosswind permitting, the LDG flap setting should be used for full-stop landings when the landing distance is greater than or equal to ____ of the actual field length
Definition
80 percent
(13)
Term
a minimum of ___ feet of airspace, clear of clouds, must exist below entry for OCF training
Definition
7,000
(13)
Term
plan to complete all OCF recoveries (to include dive recoveries) at least ___ feet above the clouds.
Definition
3,000
(13)
Term
Practice contact recoveries only in...
Definition
day visual meteorological conditions (VMC)
(13)
Term
When on an instrument flight rules (IFR) flight plan under radar control in a designated ATC military operating area, weather requirements for aerobatics, confidence maneuvers, and extended trail is clear of clouds with __ of in-flight visibility.
Definition
3 nm
(13)
Term
Additionally, the ELPs in a tower-controlled pattern require ___ feet below clouds and __ miles visibility
Definition
500; 3
(13)
Term
Perform all parts of aerobatic maneuvers, unusual attitudes, abnormal flight recoveries, practice lost wingman, extended trail, stalls, and slow flight above _____ feet AGL.
Definition
6,000
(14)
Term
Ensure spinning stops above ___
Definition
10,000 feet MSL
(14)
Term
Except while in the traffic pattern or during departure and recovery, the minimum en route and area altitude for a solo-student syllabus mission is ____ feet AGL.
Definition
5,000
(14)
Term
The minimum altitude to complete configured aircraft slips is ____ feet AGL
Definition
300
(14)
Term
Solo students will not practice the following:
Definition
stalls, stab demos, nose high, nose low and inverted recoveries, NTA operations, OCF recoveries, ELPs or any other simulated engine out procedures, NF patterns/ldgs, straight-ins, slow flight, rolling t/o, low closed patterns, AOA patterns
(14)
Term
True or false: All maneuvers normally accomplished during normal daylight hours may be performed within the extended daylight window, including solo syllabus sorties
Definition
True
(14)
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