Understanding Aeronautical Decision-Making and Factors

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Aeronautical Decision-Making Chp. 17 Aerodynamic Factors

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It takes ________ to fully adapt to darkness

30 minutes

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How to look for aircrafts during night flight

scan small sections slowly and use off-centering viewing

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Haze

makes things look further than they actually are

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Spatial Disorientation is:

state of confusion by faulty sensory information

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Flight crew must use oxygen (cabin pressure):

12,500-14,000 MSL if in air for more than 30 minutes

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Passengers must be provided oxygen above (cabin pressure):

15,000 MSL

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Can pilots fly intoxicated passengers:

no unless it's an emergency

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If you get into a drunk accident how long do you have to contact Civil Aviation Security Division?

60days after incident

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Scud running:

lowering altitude to avoid clouds

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IMC means:

instrument meteorology conditions.

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Anit-authority:

don't tell me what to do

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Impulsivity

doing something quickly

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invulnerability


it wont happen to me

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Macho

I can do it foolish attitude

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Resignation

what's the use: I either get there or I dont

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Large accumulations of carbon monoxide in

the human body result in...

loss of muscular power

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Susceptibility to carbon monoxide poisoning

increases as...

Altitude increases.

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What preparations should a pilot take to

adapt the eyes for night flying?

Avoid bright white lights at least 30 minutes before

the flight.

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What can prevent spatial disorientation?

Looking at instruments instead of relying on sensory

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What often leads to spatial disorientation or

collision with ground / obstacles when

flying under Visual Flight Rules (VFR)?

Continuing flight into instrument conditions.

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How long can you fly from alcohol consumption?

8 hours

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less than ___ of alcohol in bloodstream to fly

.4 ounce

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Third Class Medical

Single Pilots License

Valid 5 years under 40

Valid 2 years above 40

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Second Class Medical

for a commercial pilot valid for 1 year

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First Class Medical

ATP

Valid 1 year under 40

Valid 6 months above 40

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Hypoxia means

reduced or not enough oxygen

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ATIS

Automated Terminal Observation System

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Hypoxia is caused by:

oxygen deficiency

sometimes increase in altitude

possibly carbon monoxide poisoning

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IMSAFE

Illness

Medication

Stress

Alcohol

Fatigue

Emotion

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Basic medical:

some conditions need specific insurance

valid drivers license

Valid FAA medical or not denied medical (revoked, suspended, withdrawn)

physician exam in past 48 months

medical examination checklist and faa checklist

online training course

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What can you fly with basic medical?

less than 6000lbs aircraft with less than 6 occupant seats but no more than five passengers

basic med cannot work for compensation or hire

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Basic med only applys to:

PIC

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AWOS:

Automated Weather Observing System