Fuel Reserves
Drain
Weather
Fuel Burn
Misc
100

What is considered a remote or island destination? 

Any airport at a geographic location offering no suitable alternate (civil or military) within 2 hours flying time.

100

For draining the reserves No. 1 and 4 main tanks must be below _____ pounds each

10,000

100

Use _______ lbs of fuel for scattered/numerous thunderstorms?

2,500lbs

100

Primary and secondary balancing techniques? 

The primary technique is to feed fuel from the forward, center wing, or aft body tank to the low main tank(s). A secondary technique for fuel balancing is to gravity drain fuel to the aft body tank from the desired (heavy) main fuel tank(s).

100

When must all tank to engine manifold valves be open for takeoff, approach and landing?

10,500


200

For remote or island destinations, holding in lieu of an alternate airport is authorized. In such situations, plan for?

2+15 hours of fuel (1+15 holding in lieu of an alternate, 0+45 reserve, and 0+15 contingency) computed for maximum endurance at 20,000 feet.


200

Aft body must be below _____ pounds but preferable below______ pounds before initiating upper deck drain.

34,000 and 28,000

200

Use ________ lbs for fuel for few thunderstorms along the route of flight?

1300 lbs


200

For cruise below ______ to sea level, both override pumps are needed to meet the engine fuel flow demands

35,000

200

If boost pumps run dry for ______ damage may occur. 

2 mins 

300

When actual fuel load exceeds the RRFL by more than ______, defuel the aircraft

5,000 lbs

300

Draining center wing forward may cease if CWT is less than ______ pounds and the fuel level in the forward body tank is greater than ______ pounds.

5,000 and 34,0000

300

Use _________lbs of fuel for isolated thunderstorms?

700 lbs


300

Fuel for transition training at the destination. Compute at _____% of airplane gross weight per hour.

7.5 %

300

If override pumps run dry for ______ or damage may occur. 

5 mins

400

Fuel required for a missed approach is not required if?

Both ceiling and visibility criteria are used.

400

Are reserve tank drain valves required in column A of the MEL

No, if fuel is not needed for flight and the valves are verified closed. 

400

Avoid fuel temperatures within ____°C of fuel freezing point

6

400

Cargo Loading for Optimal Fuel Efficient Center of Gravity (CG). Optimal zero fuel CG is ____% of MAC for the KC-135.

25%

400

Total Fuel the aircraft tanks can hold

209,543 lbs

500

What the ETP time tolerance in the if-135v3

3 mins

500

Average flow rate to forward body tank through both center wing tank valves is _____ ppm

2270

500

Fuel can be assumed to be equal to indicated free air temperature (OAT), not static air temperature, after ________ flight hours

5 to 6

500

Carrying extra fuel carries a _________ penalty?

3%

500

Valves are ______ powered 

Pumps are ______ powered 

DC 

AC