SAMRA 14-2
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What type of cloud is associated with the jet stream?

  • Stratus
  • Nimbostratus
  • Cumulus
  • Ragged cirrus (correct)
  • How does the critical point change during a flight with a tailwind?

  • Critical point remains unchanged
  • Critical point close to the departure airport (correct)
  • Critical point moves farther from the departure airport
  • Critical point varies based on altitude
  • What should be done to eliminate inaccuracies in ADF?

  • Maintain a heading of less than 15 degrees
  • Fly directly over the shoreline
  • Make angle greater than 30 degrees of coast (correct)
  • Use electronic navigation systems
  • Where can lenticular clouds typically be found?

    <p>Below the wave crest</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are the position reporting requirements for high-level airspace?

    <p>10 degrees, south of 75 latitude</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Using charts to create a computerized flight plan:

    <p>FL230, tailwind 3kt</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Cockpit management system?

    <p>Does not include cabin pressurization system </p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Flight Planning Key Points

    • Cloud Type with Jet Stream: Ragged cirrus clouds typically form in conjunction with jet streams due to atmospheric disturbances.

    • Critical Point Change with Tailwind: When flying with a tailwind, the critical point will move closer to the departure airport, affecting flight planning and calculations.

    • ADF Inaccuracy Mitigation: To reduce inaccuracies in Automatic Direction Finder (ADF) readings, maintain an angle greater than 30 degrees from the coastline.

    • Cockpit Management System Exclusions: The Cockpit Management System (CMS) does not incorporate the cabin pressurization system, focusing instead on flight-related functions.

    • Lenticular Cloud Formation: Lenticular clouds generally appear below the crest of waves in the atmosphere, often indicative of high winds and turbulence.

    • Position Reporting Requirements: In high-level airspace, position reporting is mandatory every 10 degrees south of 75 degrees latitude, ensuring effective air traffic management.

    • Computerized Flight Plan Queries: Examples of variables in a computerized flight plan include a flight level of B.fl230 and a tailwind speed of 3 knots, highlighting the importance of precise data entry.

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    Test your knowledge on flight planning with this quiz that covers topics such as cloud types, critical points, ADF inaccuracies, and cockpit management systems. Perfect for aviation students and professionals looking to refresh their understanding of essential flight concepts.

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