Term
What does the pilot provide Marne Radio on Initial Contact? |
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Definition
1. Aircraft Identification (Tail # & Type) # in flight
2. Personnel on Board (POB)
3. Entry Point
4. Requested Routing
5. Requested Altitude if different than published
6. Destination |
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Term
When ETA is going to be exceeded by more than ____ minutes the flight plan must be extended
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Definition
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Term
Special VFR Requirements for (HAAF & WAAF) |
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Definition
* Pilots must obtain a Special VFR clearance prior to operating in Class D surface area if conditions are less than 1000 ft ceiling, 3 SM visibility
* SVFR operations are not authorized if reported weather is less than: 300 ft ceiling & 1/2 SM Visibility |
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Term
Admin Route
1. Procedures
2. NVGs
3. Altitudes |
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Definition
1. Day/Night (bi-directional) right of railroad tracks between McIntosh, Richmond Hill, & ACP Cobra
2. a/c must be in radio contact with WAAF TWR, Marne Radio, or HAAF TWR while on the Admin Route
3. NVGs (A/C full lighting only)
Altitude: 700 ft MSL westbound
1000 ft MSL eastbound
(Para 2-9) |
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Term
- FS R 3005 Air Route Structure (ARS) Low level routes
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Definition
Lateral route limit 100m right of centerline in the direction of flight
a/c will report point of entry & enter at 45 degree angle (Para 2-10) |
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Definition
Altitudes:
Day: 200AGL in both directions
Westbound (aided) 300 ft MSL
Eastbound (aided) 500 ft MSL
Westbound (unaided) 700 ft MSL
Eastbound (unaided) 1000 ft MSL
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Term
White Route
Description
Altitudes |
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Definition
One -Way (Westbound Only)
Day: 200 AGL
Westbound (aided): 300 ft MSL
(unaided): 700 ft MSL
a/c will contact WAAF TWR for clearance through the WAAF Class D airspace prior to passing Canoochee DZ |
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Aircraft landing at WAAF will? |
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Definition
- Contact tower prior to Canoochee DZ, and proceed as directed by tower
-When WAAF tower is closed, a/c will call Marne Radio prior to Canoochee DZ & proceed along White Route to Burton Airstrip then to WAAF |
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Term
Purple Route:
Description:
Procedures:
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Definition
One-Way Route (Eastbound Only)
-Day 200 AGL (500 ft from KP12 to KP10)
-Aided 500 MSL
-Unaided 1000 MSL
-A/C departing Purple Route at KP 12 to join Red route Northbound will climb to 500 ft & pass south of ASP joining Red Route at KP 13
- Contact WAAF TWR at KP12 |
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Definition
-200 AGL Day (500 ft when departing KP13 to join Purple Route)
-Northbound aided: 300 MSL
(unaided): 700 MSL
-Southbound aided: 500 MSL
(unaided): 1000 MSL
-North bound a/c will stay within 50 meter of road when near active ranges
-A/c landing in the cantonment area will depart KP12 & proceed by most direct route to landing pad/zone as directed by tower |
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Term
Gold Route
Description
Flight Procedures |
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Definition
-From KP12 fly east to intersection of 119 and GA 144, fly east to join purple route
-Day time use only
-500 ft MSL
Route only to be flown with approval from WAAF TWR / Marne Radio |
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Term
Marne Radio
Flight Following Procedures
Initial Contact
Overdue A/c
Range Information |
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Definition
-upon entry or on initial contact with Marne Radio issues a discrete XPONDER code
-If no contact is made within 30 minutes after ETA Marne Radio will initiate overdue a/c procedures
-Range inforamtion is obtained from the Automatic Range Information System (ARIS) on UHF 239.025
-When Marne Radio is closed flight following at night is on 127.35. a/c will make position reports at all KPs and in the blind every 15 minutes |
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Term
Para 2-13 Emergency IMC Recovery Procedures. When weather is forecast to be less than 1000 & 3SM the commanders/briefer will ensure: |
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Definition
- Pilots are briefed on the recovery procedures and unit SOP for formation break up Recovery airfield is designated on the Aircrew Mission Briefing Form |
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Term
Para 2-13 IIMC Recovery Procedures:
Pilot in Command must ensure |
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Definition
-Necessary FLIP material for instrument approach is on board the a/c -required aircraft equipment is operational -Fuel to make it to alternate + 30 minute reserve -Periodically check WX |
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