AVIA 360 Exam 3
School:
Liberty University
AVIA 360 Exam 3 Liberty University
- Oceanic clearances include
- When a PIC is assigned for a trip, that pilot
- If the ability to manage planned an unplanned maintenance is lost, a corporation will
- The use of an external personnel consulting agency becomes necessary when the current pool of applicants
- Complacency during international operations
- Flight crews who train together or under identical structural standards
- When receiving an ATC clearance, it is ideal that
- The liaison between executives and the flight crew is the
- According to the FAA, a first class medical is required for any operation
- According to FAR 91, one crew member must be on oxygen when the other crew member leaves the cabin and the aircraft is above
- In the organization it is critical to infuse an atmosphere of
- Consideration for personnel scheduling and planned down time
- Pilot experience and skill
- The takeoff briefing should include
- Takeoff performance can be limited by:
- For oceanic operations, most operators continue to use
- After a long day of flying, or during low IFR conditions, it is recommended that approaches by flown
- Who assumes command responsibility for the aircraft and crew, and is operationally responsible to the chief pilot.
- For international trips, pilots should
- Training records should include
- The responsibility of maintaining a pilot log lies with
- When flying internationally, pilots should expect radar coverage
- Ideally clearance should be received
- It is recommended that international trips be planned
- The pilot monitoring will assume pilot incapacitation if