SARON 10-2

Questions and Answers

What is the recommended way to reduce checklist errors?

Use a digital checklist

Put the checklist in hand (correct)

Review the checklist before the flight

Have a second person verify

At what speed can icing be prevented according to regulations?

500 knots (correct)

600 knots

350 knots

250 knots

To extend flight duty time after already working 14 hours, what must be provided?

A break with food and drink

A 2-hour rest period

A continuous 4-hour rest (correct)

Permission from a supervisor

What is the required rest and duty time ratio for continuous duty?

All of the above Signup and view all the answers

In class F airspace, what must a pilot obtain before proceeding?

A permit for CY-R Signup and view all the answers

When providing a safety briefing to a blind passenger, what is essential?

Let them touch the emergency door Signup and view all the answers

What makes an effective PIC?

Training the crew effectively Signup and view all the answers

Before carrying a passenger, what must the pilot be aware of?

Thunderstorms on the route Signup and view all the answers

What is the main keyword associated with giving safety briefings to passengers with limitations?

Tactile Signup and view all the answers

Which is part of the requirements for extending flight duty time?

Notice of extension provided Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Reducing Checklist Error

To reduce checklist error, the checklist should be in the pilot's hand.

Icing

To prevent icing, maintain a speed of 500kts.

Split Duty Assignment

If you've already worked for 14 hours and want to extend your duty time, you need a continuous 4-hour rest period.
This rest period must be in suitable accommodation.

Flight Duty Time Extension

Flight duty time can be extended by half the length of the rest period, up to a maximum of 4 hours, if:
- The pilot is provided with notice of the extension before their first flight or standby.
- The pilot is given a rest period of at least 4 consecutive hours in suitable accommodation.
- The pilot's next minimum rest period is increased by an amount of time equal to the length of the extension.

Time Free for Duty

After 7 days of rest, a pilot must have at least 36 hours of rest, including 17 hours of rest in 3 days.

Air Space

In Class F airspace, a CY-A pilot can make their own decisions, while a CY-R pilot needs a permit.

Safety Briefing for Blind Passengers

For a blind passenger, the safety briefing should be given tactually (through touch).
The pilot should let the passenger touch the emergency door and provide an individual safety briefing that meets the Commercial Air Service Standards.

Effective PIC

An effective PIC (Pilot in Command) should:
- Handle emergency situations effectively.
- Encourage crew members to ask questions.
- Provide training to the crew.
- Know their role and responsibilities.

Carrying Passengers with Special Needs

Before flying, the pilot should know if there are any passengers with special needs, such as those with TS (Tourette's Syndrome), on the route.