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CAT II and III: SAT?

• CAT II and III: not applicable for SAT

Circling: 

Circling: visual phase of an instrument approach to bring an airplane into position for landing on a runway different from the one used for the approach

Final approach: 

Final approach: on the extended centreline

DH/DA

 

DH/DA (Decision height/ altitude): high at which a missed approach must be initiated if the required visual reference to continue the approach has not been established

MDA 

MDA (Minimum descent altitude): approach below which descent has not been established

Weather report: latest available weather report not more than xy minutes before the expected landing time 

Weather report: latest available weather report not more than 30 minutes before the expected landing time 

Optical illusions approach: a, b und c?

Optical illusions approach:

a) focused too much on one object or one task

b) slope of the approach terrain => terrain slopes upwards => glide path is steeper than in reality and vice versa

c) runway slope uphill => approach too flat 

When ILS: VASIS/PAPI

When ILS: VASIS/PAPI should be disregarded as guidance

Height over threshold: 

Height over threshold: between 50ft and 35 ft

Runway foaming: 

Runway foaming: is questionable, runway foaming should not be requested

Missed approach: go Around and not ne reversed

==>  climb gradient of xy % ?

Missed approach: go Around and not ne reversed

==>  climb gradient of 2,5 %

Clean-up altitude: min. xy ft AAE

Clean-up altitude: min. 1’000 ft AAE

Checklist must be completed at: xy ft AAE

Checklist must be completed at: 1’000 ft AAE

Accident:   ?

expect for?  => was machen?

  • Accident: sustains damage or structural failure or it is missing
  • except for engine failure or damage, when the damage is limited to the engine
  • AIR SAFETY REPORT 

Serious Incident: 

Serious Incident: an incident involving circumstances indicating that an accident nearly occurred => near

Incident (Vorfall):

Incident (Vorfall): an accident, associated with the operation of an aeroplane which affects or could affect the safety of operation  (bird strikes, hard landing)

Principle structural element: ?

Principle structural element: damage to or defect => report but the engineering decides if failure is serious

No turn: lower than xy ft 

 

No turn: lower than 400 ft 

 

Bank angle up to 400 ft: max. xy => smoothly started

Bank angle up to 400 ft: max. 15 => smoothly started

Flight altitudes: less than xy hPa (xy ft) 

Flight altitudes: less than 700 hPa (10’000ft) 

Max Altitudes without oxygen: xy ft

Max Altitudes without oxygen: 13’000 ft

Time on 10’000 – 13’000 ft: xy 

 

 Time on 10’000 – 13’000 ft: 30 min 

 

Max Altitudes with oxygen: xyft

y min to 13’000 ft and x minutes to 10’000 ft

Max Altitudes with oxygen: 18’000 ft

5 min to 13’000 ft and 35 minutes to 10’000 ft

Parallel departing Airplane (Wake turbulence)

Medium to light:       2min    

Heavy/Super to Light:       2/3 min 

 

Intermediate departer Airplane (Wake turbulence)

Medium to light:         3min    

Heavy/Super:            3/4min

 

Landing Airplane (Wake turbulence) => Super/Heavy/Medium to Light 

Super to Light: 8 NM

Heavy to Light: 6 Nm

Medium to Light: 5 Nm 

 

Super Airplane

A380

Heavy Airplane

> 136'000 kg

Medium Airplane

< 136'000 kg and > 7'000 kg

Light 

> 7'000 kg

Nach wie vielen Tagen Krank muss man von sich beim Medical für einen Check anmleden?

20 days

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