Avoid by 10 nm when below 20,000 ft & Avoid by 20 nm when above 20,000 ft

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This flashcard set is designed for vocational school students preparing for their ATPL exams, focusing on critical aspects of flight operations, fuel management, and crew responsibilities. It covers essential topics like flight time, fuel calculations, crew duties, and regulatory requirements, providing a comprehensive overview for pilots and aviation professionals. The flashcards delve into specific details such as oxygen supply, emergency procedures, and performance classifications, ensuring that users are well-prepared for the challenges of commercial aviation.

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Minimum crew of 2 pilots

All turbojets

Turbo-props of more than >9 seats

MTOW>5700kg

Take-off alternate

2 engines: 1 hour flight time with OEI

3 – 4 engines: 2 hours flight time with OEI

1 hour flight time with OEI

2 hours flight time with OEI

Documents required to keep

Operational flight plan kept for 3 months

Dangerous goods kept for 3 months

M&B kept for 3 months

Tech log kept for 36 months

Aircrew

Rest period: 10hours(away)/12hours(home)

1 cabin crew member for 50 passengers

At least 1 cabin crew required for planes >19 seats & when carrying one or more passengers

Senior cabin crew: 12 months experience

(FDP) flight duty period

Basic maximum can be extended by max 1 hour. Max. 2 extensions in 7 consecutive days

Unforeseen circumstances by 3 hours

60 hours in 7 days / 110 hours in 14 days / 190 hours in 28 days

100 hours in 28 days / 900 hours in a calendar year / 1000 hours in 12 months(flight time)

Night duty: 0200 – 0459 in time zone crew is acclimatized

First aid oxygen

Operating >25000ft (Important)

2% of passengers carried

Cabin altitude >8000ft

For passengers or crew when required

Supplemental oxygen for pressurized aircraft

Crew (flight crew & cabin crew): 10000-13000ft oxygen is needed if period is exceeding 30 min, above 13000ft is needed immediately

Pilots: Up to 25000 ft for 30 mins, over 25000 ft it should be enough for 2 hours

Above 41000ft: At least 1 crew member must wear oxygen

10% of the passengers between 10000-14000ft after the first 30 min

Supplemental oxygen for non-pressurized aircraft

Pilots/flight deck crew on duty shall be supplied with oxygen at all times above 10000ft

Cabin crew shall be supplied with oxygen if period exceeding 30 min above 10000 but not exceeding 13000ft, and entire flight above 13000ft

10% of passengers between 10000-13000ft (Some passengers)

100% of passengers above 13000ft (10000-13000ft 30 min rule does not apply here as with cabin crew)

Oxygen masks/inhalers

110% of seating capacity above 25000ft

Above FL410 one pilot must wear an oxygen mask

Quick donning type oxygen masks are compulsory above 25000ft

100% of seating capacity above 25000ft

Life jackets & rafts

Life rafts: If flying more than (i)2 hours or (ii)400NM to coast

Number of life rafts carried on board allows transport of occupants in case of a loss of one raft of largest capacity (+1 raft for spare)

Life jackets for anywhere 50NM from land, when using departure & arrival paths over water

Life jackets for anywhere 80NM from land, when using departure & arrival paths over water

RVSM: Deviation alert equipment tolerance

+/-90m (300ft)

+/-300m (1000ft)

+/-900m (3000ft)

+/-100m (300ft)

Avoiding TS

Avoid by 10 nm when below 20,000 ft

Avoid by 20 nm when below 20,000 ft

Avoid by 10 nm when above 20,000 ft

Avoid by 20 nm when above 20,000 ft

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