405.2 - identify the impact of weather phenomena on airport ops

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Airport-related conditions affected by wind:

  • _____ affecting choice of runway

    • A sudden change in wind direction may alter the pilot’s original intentions

  • Increased risk of _____ in aircraft movement areas

Wind shift, foreign object debris (FOD)

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Airport-related conditions affected by wind:

  • Directional control difficulties

  • The _____ the wind, the greater likelihood for ______

stronger, turbulence

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Name 3 impacts icing can have on aircraft and airport operations

Affect the aerodynamic performance of aircraft, de-icing delays, reduced traffic volumes

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Name 5 effects precipitation can have on airport operations

Reduced visibilities, reduced braking action, reduced traffic volumes, snow removal may impact on intersecting runways, flight cancellations

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IFR conditions can:

  • Limit or preclude _____

  • Departing and arriving aircraft are slowed by ATC restrictions

    • Only _______ at a time can operate in Class E airspace

  • Increased FSS/ATC co-ordination

  • Possible controlled flight into terrain (CFIT)

VFR operations, one IFR aircraft

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Convective activity can be very dangerous:

  • Increased probabilities for

    • Rapid ________ changes

    • Precipitation

    • IFR conditions

    • Strong/variable winds

    • LLWS

    • Significant turbulence and icing conditions

    • Hail

    • ______ creating unsuitable flying conditions

atmospheric pressure, microbursts and lightning

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Lightning prevents ______ from carrying out their tasks

handlers and fuelers

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Convective activity can cause significant delays due to re-routing around the cells, aircraft being put in _____ (flow control)

holding patterns

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Density altitude is pressure altitude corrected for _____.

temperature

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With high temperatures and/or high airport elevations, the need for reduced _______ and/or increased _______ are required.

aircraft payloads, take-off distances

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Slower climb rates with ____ density, increased climb rates with ____ density.

low, high

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Cold air increases aircraft performance with reduced _______ distances.

take-off and stop

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Cold air may require adjusted higher ________ altitudes.

minimum obstruction clearance