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1 University of Oklahoma Department of Aviation Instrument Flying AVIA 3572 The lessons in this homework packet correspond to each of the flight lessons you will fly. Each homework lesson is designed to prepare you for the tasks that you will be practicing for that specific training flight. Each homework lesson consists of the overall objective of the corresponding flight lesson, a required reading list and study questions to reinforce your understanding of the material. In order to adequately prepare for each lesson, you are expected to complete the homework assignment before you come to fly. The maximum grade you may receive for an individual flight lesson if you fail to turn in your homework is a 70%. What you should bring to each flight lesson: Completed homework Completed weight and balance Syllabus ticket for that lesson Medical, photo ID and logbook
2 STAGE 6, LESSON 1 14 CFR (d) Instrument and Equipment Requirements for IFR Flight Instrument Flying Handbook Chapter 5 Flight Instruments Warrior POH Section 7 Airplane Systems 1. What equipment, in addition to that required for VFR flight, is required for IFR flight? 2. Which instruments are gyroscopically driven? 3. Which instruments operate off of the pitot-static system? 4. A blocked static port will affect which instruments? 5. Briefly describe acceleration error in a magnetic compass.
3 STAGE 6, LESSON 2 Instrument Flying Handbook Chapter 5 Flight Instruments Aeronautical Information Manual Chapter 4, Section 6 Procedures for RVSM 1. What is RVSM and what altitudes does RVSM apply to? 2. How frequently must the altimeter and static system be inspected? 3. During taxi turns, what pre-flight observation should be made of the turn coordinator to ensure proper functioning? 4. What preflight observations should be made of the heading indicator to ensure proper functioning? 5. What preflight observations should be made of the attitude indicator to ensure proper functioning?
4 STAGE 6, LESSON 3 Instrument Flying Handbook Chapter 6 Airplane Attitude Instrument Flying Instrument Flying Handbook Chapter 7 Airplane Basic Flight Maneuvers 1. Define the following terms: Cross-check Fixation Omission Emphasis Interpretation
5 STAGE 6, LESSON 4 FAR Recent Flight Experience Instrument Flying Handbook Chapter 7 Airplane Basic Flight Maneuvers 1. What are your recent flight experience requirements to act as PIC on an IFR flight? 2. What is the definition of an unusual attitude? 3. What is the recovery procedure for a nose-high, airspeed decreasing unusual attitude? 4. What is the recovery process for a nose-low, increasing airspeed unusual attitude? 5. List 5 common errors that can lead to the onset of an unusual attitude.
6 STAGE 6, LESSON 5 Instrument Flying Handbook Chapter 3 Human Factors 1. Describe the following vestibular illusions and what you can do to avoid them. Leans Somatogravic Illusion Elevator Illusion Inversion Illusion Graveyard Spiral
7 STAGE 7, LESSON 1 Instrument Flying Handbook Chapter 10 IFR Flight Aeronautical Information Manual - Chapter Holding 1. Aircraft may hold at the following altitudes and maximum holding airspeeds: Altitude (MSL) Max Airspeed (KIAS) 2. Draw and label a standard holding pattern in a no wind situation. 3. How long (in minutes) should you aim for your inbound leg to be if you are holding at or below 14,000 MSL? Above 14,0000 MSL? 4. Describe how you would enter the hold when approaching the fix from each sector (1, 2 and 3). Sector 1: Sector 2: Sector 3:
8 STAGE 7, LESSON 2 Aeronautical Information Manual - Chapter Holding Aeronautical Information Manual - Chapter Position Reporting Aeronautical Information Manual - Chapter Additional Reports 1. You have been cleared to a fix other than the destination airport. If no holding pattern is charted and no holding instructions have been issued before you reach the fix, what should you do? 2. When should position reports to ATC over designated reporting points be provided? 3. When should position reports to ATC over designated reporting points be discontinued? 4. In addition to position reports, what reports should be made to ATC without a specific ATC request? At all times: When not in radar contact:
9 STAGE 7, LESSON 3 Aeronautical Information Manual - Chapter Holding Draw the following holds (assuming no wind). 1. Hold northeast of the Will Rogers VOR on the 030 radial, 20 DME. 2. Hold northeast of the Will Rogers VOR on the 030 radial, 20 DME, non-standard turns. 3. Hold southwest of the Will Rogers VOR on the 030 radial, 20 DME. 4. Hold southwest of the Will Rogers VOR on the 030 radial, 20 DME, non-standard turns. 5. Hold east of the Will Rogers VOR on the 090 radial. 6. Hold southwest of the Will Rogers VOR on the 210 radial, 10 DME.
10 STAGE 7, LESSON 4 Aeronautical Information Manual Section 2 Departure Procedures 1. What is a clearance void time? 2. What does the term hold for release mean? 3. What is an EDCT? 4. What does the term Line up and wait authorize you to do?
11 STAGE 7, LESSON 5 Aeronautical Information Manual Notice to Airmen System Table Table Decode the following NOTAMS. 1. DFW TWY A BTN APCH END RWY 13R AND TWY A2 CLSD DFW RWY 13L/31R CL MARKINGS OBSC MCI RWY 19L ALS OUT OF SERVICE EST 4. MCI RWY 09/27 CLSD TUL TWY L1 HLDG PSN MARKINGS REMOVED
12 STAGE 7, LESSON 6 For this lesson, complete the AOPA GPS for IFR Operations online course and bring the completion certificate to your flight instructor.
13 STAGE 7, LESSON 7 Instrument Flying Handbook Chapter 9 Navigation Systems Aeronautical Information Manual Chapter VOR Receiver Check 1. How often must your VOR be tested for accuracy for flight under IFR? 2. What are 3 methods for conducting a VOR receiver check? a. b. c. 3. In what publication would you find a published list of VOR checkpoints? 4. What is the acceptable tolerance for conducting a dual VOR receiver check?
14 STAGE 7, LESSON 8 Instrument Flying Handbook Chapter 9 Navigation Systems Aeronautical Information Manual Chapter Air Navigation 1. List the three classes of VORs and their respective service volumes. Class Service Volume 2. What are the four components of an ILS system? a. b. c. d.
15 STAGE 7, LESSON 9 Instrument Flying Handbook Chapter 5 Flight Instruments 1. What is TIS and how does it work? 2. What is TCAS and how does it work? 3. What is GPWS and how does it work? 4. What is TAWS and how does it work? 5. What is ADS-B and how does it work?
16 STAGE 7, LESSON CFR Instrument Flying Handbook Chapter 5 Flight Instruments 1. Describe supplemental oxygen requirements for unpressurized aircraft. 2. What is a PFD and what type of information does it typically display? 3. What is an MFD and what type of information does it typically display?
17 STAGE 7, LESSON 11 Aeronautical Information Manual - Chapter ICAO Weather Formats 1. Within a METAR, what do the following precipitation codes mean? a. RA b. PL c. GR d. DZ e. SN 2. Within a METAR, what do the following obstruction to visibility codes mean? a. FG b. HZ c. VA d. BR e. DU
18 STAGE 8, LESSON 1 Instrument Flying Handbook Chapter 1 National Airspace System Instrument Procedures Handbook Chapter 4 Approaches 1. What does the pilot briefing section of an instrument approach chart provide? 2. What does the plan view of an instrument approach chart provide? 3. What does the profile view of an instrument approach chart provide? 4. Where should you look to see how approach minimums may be affected by inoperative approach lights?
19 STAGE 8, LESSON 2 Instrument Flying Handbook Chapter 10 IFR Flight Instrument Procedures Handbook Chapter 4 Approaches 1. Pilots may not operate an aircraft below the authorized MDA or continue an approach below the DA/DH unless what three conditions exist: a. b. c. 2. List the elements that are considered part of the Runway environment? a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. i. j. 3. Pilots should immediately execute the missed approach procedure if: a. b. c.
20 STAGE 8, LESSON 3 14 CFR CFR Instrument Procedures Handbook Chapter 1 Departure Procedures Instrument Procedures Handbook Chapter 4 Approaches HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTS 1. What is your legal fuel requirement for IFR flight? 2. When must an alternate airport be listed on your IFR flight plan? 3. What standard alternate minimums must exist for an airport to be legally filed as an alternate? At what time must those conditions exist? 4. What preflight action are you required to perform, as outlined in 14 CFR ?
21 STAGE 8, LESSON 4 Instrument Procedures Handbook Chapter 4 Approaches Aeronautical Information Manual Section Instrument Approach Procedures Instrument Flying Handbook Chapter 1 National Airspace System 1. List the applicable speeds for each aircraft approach category below: a. Category A KIAS b. Category B KIAS c. Category C KIAS d. Category D KIAS e. Category D KIAS 2. How is the specific approach speed category for an aircraft determined? 3. A typical approach speed for the Piper Warrior is 90 KIAS. What approach Category does the Warrior belong to? 4. If your normal approach speed in the Warrior is 90 KIAS, but you are performing a circle-to-land maneuver at 100 KIAS, which approach category minimums should you use?
22 STAGE 8, LESSON 5 14 CFR Instrument Procedures Handbook Chapter 4 Approaches Instrument Flying Handbook Chapter 1 National Airspace System Aeronautical Information Manual Chapter Runway Visual Range 1. What is RVR? 2. Convert the following RVR values to a statute mile equivalent. 1,600 2,400 5,000 6, What standard takeoff visibility minimums apply for aircraft operating under Part 135 and Part 121? Do these minimums apply if you are operating under Part 91?
23 STAGE 8, LESSON 6 Instrument Procedures Handbook Chapter 4 Approaches Aeronautical Information Manual Section Instrument Approach Procedure Charts Instrument Flying Handbook Chapter 1 National Airspace System 1. Minimum Sector Altitudes are published for use on IAP charts. 2. MSA s provide how much clearance above an obstacle? What do MSA s not assure you of? 3. What is a VDP and how is it displayed on an instrument approach procedure chart? 4. If a VDP is displayed on your IAP chart, you should not descend until: 5. If you are not equipped to identify the VDP, how should you fly the approach?
24 STAGE 8, LESSON 7 Aeronautical Information Manual Section 5-4-5(k) (RNAV) Instrument Approach Charts Aeronautical Information Manual Section Procedure Turn and Hold-in-Lieu of PT Instrument Flying Handbook Chapter 1 National Airspace System 1. Define the following terms: LPV LNAV/VNAV LP LNAV 2. Which of these approach minimums requires WAAS to be able to fly? 3. What is a procedure turn? 4. What does it mean if a procedure turn barb is not depicted in the plan view of an IAP?
25 STAGE 8, LESSON 8 1. Where is the final approach fix for this approach? 2. Where is your missed approach point? 3. What is the MDA for the straight in approach? 4. What NAVAID is the MSA for this approach based on? 5. When should you descend to 2600 if performing the procedure turn?
26 STAGE 8, LESSON 9 1. If flying this approach using LPV minimums, where is your MAP? 2. If flying this approach using LNAV minimums, where is your MAP? 3. How would you identify arrival at the MAP? 4. How do you activate the missed approach procedure within the G430? 5. If you have to use the Will Rogers altimeter, what is your new LPV DA?
27 STAGE 9, LESSON 1 Instrument Flying Handbook Chapter 10 IFR Flight Instrument Procedures Handbook Chapter 2 Enroute Operations HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT 1. List 2 ways you can cancel your IFR flight plan if landing at a non-towered airport. a. b. 2. How far in advance should you file an IFR flight plan prior to your expected departure time? 3. Define the following terms: a. MEA b. MOCA c. OROCA d. MAA e. MRA f. MCA
28 STAGE 9, LESSON 2 Instrument Flying Handbook Chapter 11 Emergency Operations 1. List and describe the four rates of ice accumulation you should use when reporting icing conditions to ATC. a. b. c. d. 2. In the event of a complete radio failure, what procedure should you follow with regard to route and altitude that should be flown? a. Route: b. Altitude: 3. If in VMC conditions when you experience a radio failure, what should you do? 4. How would you recognize a failure of your alternator in the Warrior III and what risk would this hazard would pose?
29 STAGE 9, LESSON 3 Instrument Flying Handbook Chapter 1 National Airspace System 1. How often are low enroute charts updated? 2. What altitudes are low enroute charts valid for? 3. How is Class C and Class D airspace depicted on a low enroute chart? 4. What is the difference between a green airport symbol and a brown airport symbol on the low enroute chart? 5. Explain the difference in how a MOA is depicted on a VFR sectional compared to how it is depicted on a low enroute chart. 6. How are all other types of special use airspace depicted on a low enroute chart? (prohibited areas, restricted areas, etc).
30 STAGE 9, LESSON 4 Aeronautical Information Manual - Chapter Pilot Weather Reports DAY UA /OV AOH/TM 2113/FL166/TP B737/TB MOD CHOP/RM DURGD DAY UA /OV DQN140040/TM 2114/FL120/TP E45X/TA M14/IC LGT RIME CMH UA /OV GUNNE/TM 2120/FL110/TP B737/TB LGT MOD CHOP CVG UA /OV CVG320020/TM 2128/FL135/TP J328/TB MOD/RM DURGC CMH UA /OV APE360020/TM 2144/FL110/TP C421/TA M5/TB MOD/IC NEG 1. What is the difference between a UUA and UA PIREP? 2. What air temperature did the crew of the Cessna 421 report in their PIREP? 3. What does DURGD mean in the 737 s PIREP at 2113Z? 4. Between what altitudes did the J328 experience turbulence? What was the intensity of the turbulence it reported?
31 STAGE 9, LESSON 5 Refer to the excerpt below, from the ALTERNATE MINS section of a Terminal Procedures Publication. 1. You are planning an IFR flight from TUL to OKC and would like to use Norman as a potential alternate airport for your IFR flight plan. If the AWOS is out of service, can you legally file OUN as an alternate for your flight? 2. The control tower closes at 2200 Local and based upon the weather forecasts, you anticipate using the LOC 3 if you have to divert to OUN. Can you legally file OUN as an alternate if your ETA is 2230? 3. If the control tower is open and local weather is available, what weather must be forecast at your ETA for you to legally file OUN as an alternate if you are planning to fly the ILS 18? 4. You file OUN as an alternate and depart TUL for OKC. You go missed approach at OKC and decide to divert to OUN what minimums do you use to fly the approach at OUN?
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