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Front 1

Under what circumstances does exemption 3585 NOT apply? (5 items)

Back 1

1. Supplemental operations, unless the departure and destination airports are listed as regular airports in the Op Specs.
2. Flag operations
3. Destination or alternate airports outside of the contiguous 48 states.
4. RAMTAF forcasts
5. High minimums captains

Front 2

Under exemption 3585, what are the lowest useable minimums at the destination airport?

Back 2

One half of the lowest minimums for the approach expected to be used at that airport.

Front 3

Under exemption 3585, what are the lowest useable minimums at the alternate airport?

Back 3

One half of the lowest alternate minimums for the airport.

Front 4

Under exemption 3585, what are the lowest useable minimums at the second alternate airport?

Back 4

At or above the alternate minimums for the airport.

Front 5

What parts of the METAR or TAF can be below normal minimums when using exemption 3585?

Back 5

TEMPO, PROB, or BECMG in the TAF, and remarks in the METAR.

Front 6

What parts of the METAR or TAF must be at or above minimums when using exemption 3585?

Back 6

The main body of the METAR, and the main body of the TAF or the planned arrival time.

Front 7

What is the lowest RVR allowed for the first officer to perform a takeoff?

Back 7

1600

Front 8

What is the lowest RVR allowed for a high minimums captain to perform a takeoff?

Back 8

1600

Front 9

What must a high minimums first officer add to the approach minimums when acting as Pilot Flying (PF)?

Back 9

100 feet and 1/2 mile

Front 10

Under what conditions is a high minimums first officer not allowed to perform a takeoff or landing?

Back 10

• Operating into and out of any special airports
designated by the Administrator or Company.
• Prevailing visibility value in the latest weather report for the airport is at or below 3/4 mile.
• Runway visual range for the runway to be used is at or below 4,000 feet.
• The runway to be used has water, snow, slush or
similar conditions that may adversely affect aircraft
performance.
• Braking action on the runway to be used is reported to be less than “good”.
• May not land when LAHSO operations are in effect.
• May not fly the approach and landing when ILS/PRM operations are in effect.
• Crosswind component for the runway to be used is in excess of 15 knots.
• Windshear is reported in the vicinity of the airport.
• Any other condition in which the Captain determines it to be prudent for the PIC to be assigned as the Pilot
Flying.

Front 11

Under what reported braking action is a first officer NOT allowed to perform a landing?

Back 11

POOR or NIL

Front 12

Under what reported braking action is a captain NOT allowed to perform a landing?

Back 12

NIL

Front 13

Under what reported braking action is a first officer allowed to perform a landing?

Back 13

FAIR or GOOD

Front 14

Under what reported braking action is a captain allowed to perform a landing?

Back 14

POOR, FAIR, or GOOD

Front 15

What lights or markings are required for a 6/6/6 takeoff?

Back 15

High Intensity Runway Lights and Centerline Lights

Front 16

What lights or markings are required for a 10/10 or 10/10/10 takeoff?

Back 16

RCLM and HIRL, or CL Lights

Front 17

What lights or markings are required for a 12/10 or 12/10/10 takeoff?

Back 17

RCLM (day only) or HIRL or CL Lights

Front 18

What lights or markings are required for a 1600RVR touchdown zone takeoff?

Back 18

Adequate visual reference

Front 19

What RVR reports are required for operations at or above RVR 1600?

Back 19

1) The touchdown zone (TDZ) RVR report, if available,
is controlling.
2) The mid RVR report may be substituted for an
unavailable TDZ report.

Front 20

What RVR reports are required for operations below RVR 1600

Back 20

1) A minimum of two operative RVR reporting systems
are required.
2) All available RVR reports are controlling

Front 21

If a runway has four RVR reports, when is the fourth (far end) RVR report controlling?

Back 21

never

Front 22

Does Shuttle America carry hazardous materials?

Back 22

yes

Front 23

Is dry ice permitted in carry on baggage?

Back 23

yes

Front 24

Is dry ice permitted in checked luggage?

Back 24

yes

Front 25

How much dry ice brought by passengers is permitted per person?

Back 25

5.5 lbs.

Front 26

If cargo shipments of dry ice contain more than the normal limit, what document or documents are required?

Back 26

Dangerous Goods Pilot Notification Form

Front 27

What is the maximum total amount of dry ice permitted in an E-170?

Back 27

300 lbs.

Front 28

What is the maximum total amount of dry ice permitted in an E-175?

Back 28

440 lbs.

Front 29

What must never be loaded in the same cargo compartment as dry ice?

Back 29

live animals

Front 30

Can materials marked as Diagnostic Specimens, Clinical Specimens, Medical Specimens, Biological Substance Category A, UN2814 or UN2900 Infectious Substance be carried?

Back 30

no

Front 31

Can materials marked as Exempt Human Specimens or Exempt Animal Specimens, Biological Substance Category B, or BIOHAZARD be carried?

Back 31

yes

Front 32

Where must transplant organs given to the flight attendant be stored?

Back 32

forward closet

Front 33

Is there a limit to the number of tire assemblies that may be carried?

Back 33

no

Front 34

What is the minimum RVR required for the captain to perform a takeoff?

Back 34

As published