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What items are part of the Air Management System? - ANSWERS• ECS (heating & cooling) • Engine start • Pressurization • Engine and Wing Anti-ice • Water pressure • Hot air leak detection The pressurization system consists of: - ANSWERS• Cabin outflow valve • Static pressure port • Negative pressure relief valve • Positive pressure relief valve • Cabin pressure controller What provides air for the AMS? - ANSWERS• Engine bleeds • APU bleed • External pneumati...

Flight Time Limitations - ANSWERS1000 hours in 365 days 100 hours in 672 hours (rolling 28 days) FDP Limitations - ANSWERS190 hours in 672 hours 60 hours in 168 hours (rolling 7 days) Rest Requirements: - 30 hours rest in 168 hours (rolling 28 days) - 10 hours prior to starting FDP; 8 uninterrupted Show times, Domestic and Supplemental - ANSWERSDomestic 60 minutes prior to takeoff (in parking lot) Supplemental 90 minutes (" ") Items required for flight - ANSWERSLicense, m...

The FAM outlines the policies and procedures for the following Flight Operations Processes - ANSWERS1)Cabin Procedures 2)Security 3)Flight Attendant/Duty/Rest Requirements FAs are responsible for - ANSWERS1)Provide high quality customer service to guests and individual needs 2)Read, interpret, and demonstrate safety briefings to guests 3)Comply with all company and regulatory security and safety procedures 4)Manage crew and guests in any onboard event, including medical emergencies, secu...

The purpose of the IOM is to provide____ for the flight attendants to perform their _______ with a high degree of safety. - ANSWERSPolicies and procedures, duties and responsibilities Flight attendants must sync and download required manual revisions or bulletin to the company manuals app prior to starting their next trip assignment - ANSWERSTrue What percent should the eFAD battery be at for the beginning of each duty period? - ANSWERS80% What percent sure the Eastside battery be at th...

How often are you required to check the pilot portal? - ANSWERSBefore the start of each duty day. GOM 3-1-9 1) When was Ameriflight Founded? 2) By Whom was Ameriflight Founded? 3) What was the name of the original Company? 4) When did the company get renamed to Ameriflight? - ANSWERS1) 1968 2) Gary Richards 3) California Air Charter 4) 1987 FAR 91.3 Responsibility and authority of the pilot in command. - ANSWERSYour the Captain, With that comes ALL of the responsibility. Your resp...

Hold speed mha - 6000 - ANSWERS200 Takeoff ACTION Speed - ANSWERSV1 - ANSWERS230 Takeoff SAFETY Speed - ANSWERSV2 14,001 and above - ANSWERS265 Vef - ANSWERSSpeed at which an engine is assumed to fail (Engine Fail) Approach catgory - ANSWERSD unless aircraft config is abnormal then where Vref places it (E) Vfto - ANSWERSFinal t/o speed At night marshelers need - ANSWERSWands Flight Time - ANSWERSTime that commences when as aircraft moves under its own power for the pu...

If an FO has less than 100 hrs what are the pairing and limitations imposed on him/her? - ANSWERSCaptain makes all takeoffs and landings At special airports Visibility less than 3/4 mile or RVR less than 400 Contaminated Rwy Braking action less than good Xwinds over 15 kts Windshear reported in vicinity Captains discretion What are the pairing requirements for captains and fo - ANSWERSCapt. or FO must have 75 hours on type What are Captain only duties during flight/landings - ANSWER...

What does M and or O mean in the remarks section of the MEL? - ANSWERSM= for maintenace instructions O = for flight crew instructions How many days can a aircraft be flown with a category A -B -C- D- or M Category? - ANSWERSCategory A= specified Category B = 3 Category C = 10 Category D= 120 Category M = within specific time found on release nef What Categories can be extended and for how long? - ANSWERSB= 3 days C= 10 days How is a write up properly cleared or deferred? - ANSWER...

What are the three ATP core values? - ANSWERS- Constant Professionalism - Integrity with Student's Investment - Safety Focused Decisions When can you take off with less than full fuel tanks? - ANSWERSOnly for operation neccesity. What are some conditions that would allow for partial fuel? - ANSWERSSELECT ALL - Weight & Balance/Performance Conflicts - When fueling would cause departure delays - Quanity of each tank is greater than 1/2 full - Fuel quantity is accurately determined u...

Which of these manuals are required to be carried by the Flight Crew? - ANSWERSFlight Manual Part1, Flight Manual Part 2, Aircraft Operating Manual Volume # and checklists. A "Positive Threat" is defined as any warning or threat against Envoy which includes: - ANSWERSD. all of the above. The Captain does not have the authority to cancel any flight the he deems unsuitable. - ANSWERSTrue If the Captain chooses to ignore or disregard deviations or irregularities that are noted by th...