ODPs
What does ODP stand for?
Obstacle Departure Procedure
What does SID stand for?
Standard Instrument Departure
What are the 3 holding entries?
Teardrop, Parallel, Direct
What are the alternate minimums for a non-precision approach?
What do you squawk if you lose comms?
7600
Is this an obstacle departure procedure?
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Yes
What makes SIDs different from ODPs?
They are used to organize traffic better and reduce ATC workload
What is the standard holding pattern direction?
Right turns
What is the minimum IFR fuel requirement during the day?
Enough fuel to get to the first point of intended landing, the alternate, and 45 minutes
What route do you fly if you lose comms?
Assigned, Vectored, Expected, Filed
What is the minimum altitude you must reach before you can turn?
400' AGL
Are SIDs printed graphically or textually?
Graphically
How long should a holding leg be above 14,000ft?
1 minute 30 seconds
What are the weather requirements for filing an alternate?
What altitude do you fly if you lose comms?
MEA, Expected, Assigned
What is the FAA minimum for a standard climb?
At least 200ft per minute
What do you do after reaching 4997' departing runway 13 on this SID?
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Climbing right turn direct to DITTI at 9000
What is the maximum holding speed at 7000ft?
230 knots
Can you file an airport as an alternate if there is no IAP at that airport?
Yes
What do you do if you lose comms in VFR under an IFR flight plan?
Land as soon as practicable
What is the Obstacle Identification Slope (OIS) slope?
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152ft/NM or 40:1
When departing from runway 1R, what do I do immediately after takeoff?
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Climb on heading 007 up to 540'
What holding entry should you do?
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Teardrop
If you have a non-WAAS GPS can you file an RNAV approach at both the destination and the alternate?
No
When should you start an approach if you lose comms with an EFC or ETA time?
As close as possible to the EFC/ETA