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What is the minimum fuel reserve required for VFR flights during the day?
What is the minimum fuel reserve required for VFR flights during the day?
- 15 minutes
- 30 minutes (correct)
- 1 hour
- 45 minutes
What cruising altitude is required for VFR aircraft on magnetic courses from 0 to 179?
What cruising altitude is required for VFR aircraft on magnetic courses from 0 to 179?
- Even thousands
- Odd thousands minus 500 feet MSL
- Even thousands plus 500 feet MSL
- Odd thousands (correct)
What is the effect of a tailwind component on ground speed?
What is the effect of a tailwind component on ground speed?
- Increases ground speed (correct)
- Decreases ground speed
- Causes drift off course
- No effect on ground speed
What should be adjusted to prevent drift and stay on course when compensating for wind?
What should be adjusted to prevent drift and stay on course when compensating for wind?
What is the minimum fuel reserve required for VFR flights during the night?
What is the minimum fuel reserve required for VFR flights during the night?
What is the purpose of computing the Top of Climb (TOC) and Top of Descent (TOD)?
What is the purpose of computing the Top of Climb (TOC) and Top of Descent (TOD)?
What are the key factors considered when computing for Top of Climb (TOC) and Top of Descent (TOD)?
What are the key factors considered when computing for Top of Climb (TOC) and Top of Descent (TOD)?
How does accurate fuel planning contribute to flight safety?
How does accurate fuel planning contribute to flight safety?
What is the primary benefit of calculating the Estimated Time Enroute (ETE) for Top of Climb (TOC) and Top of Descent (TOD)?
What is the primary benefit of calculating the Estimated Time Enroute (ETE) for Top of Climb (TOC) and Top of Descent (TOD)?
Why is calculating the Estimated Time Enroute (ETE) crucial for pilots when planning for Top of Climb (TOC) and Top of Descent (TOD)?
Why is calculating the Estimated Time Enroute (ETE) crucial for pilots when planning for Top of Climb (TOC) and Top of Descent (TOD)?