150 - Chapter 9 Review

In the Beginning

100

This refers to the provision of aircraft and/or personnel for flight services, and the monitories of these activities to ensure profitability

Flight Operations

200

Flight instruction, Aerial patrol, Sightseeing services, Medical evacuation, Aerial photography

Types of flights use while airborne

300

The profit-seeking FBO must constantly be alert for new flight operation market opportunities is an example of paying attention to this

Market Trends

400

Loss of access to certain airports and airspace due to 9/11, Loss of access to air carrier airports in key locations, Changes in airspace usage are all examples of this

System issues affecting flight operations

500

FBOs typically can become involved in multiple diverse areas such as what

Air ambulance, Airline aircraft servicing, Aerobatics, Aircraft management, Aerial fire fighting, and Air taxi service

Airport Noise

100

Three components of noise that have the same effect on airport neighbors

engines, flight operations techniques, flight path proximity

200

Teaching noise-abatement, maintaining a clear and responsive process for receiving and dealing with complaints are two examples of this

Dealing with Noise

300

Use of preferential runway system, longer runways, displaced landing thresholds are three examples of this concept

Airport Noise - Operational Control Steps

400

Setting specific times for a specific type of operation is commonly referred to as

Curfews

500

Noise issues are this type of Tort

Intentional and continuous

Part 135 Stuff

100

These are nonscheduled flights that carry passengers or cargo for the exclusive use of that aircraft.

Charter Operations

200

This operation typically uses twin-engine, light-to-medium frames

Air Taxis

300

Are either the semi-scheduled or nonscheduled commercial flights of general aviation businesses

Air Taxi Operations

400

These are 4 other charter and air taxi methods

Fractional Aircraft, Aircrew and Ferry Services, Air Cargo, Air Ambulance/Medical Evacuation

500

ATCO stands for this and is an important certificate for operators of these types of flights

Air Taxi/Commercial Operator operating certificate

Other Commercial Flight Operations

100

Pipeline, powerline, forest, highway and border patrol are all examples of this type of flight operation

Aerial Patrol

200

Covers aircraft in the services of Agriculture, forestry, fishery, and public health

Aerial Application

300

This type of work is done approximately 5-10 feet above the target

Agriculture flying

400

Rules and Regulations are presented and tightly controlled by which agencies for aerial application

FAA, USDA, FDA, EPA, and State Departments

500

This type of commercial operation follows rules under Part 61 of the FARs

Flight Instruction

Who Said It

100

Never tell me the odds

Han Solo (star wars)

200

You can't handle the truth!!

Col. Nathan Jessup (a few good men)

300

I'm in the empire business

Walter White (Breaking Bad)

400

I volunteer as tribute!!

Katniss Everdeen

500

I don't know half of you half as well as I should like, and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve

Bilbo Baggins (LOTR: Fellowship of the Ring)