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When must the Anti-collision light be on when operating military aircraft? Are there any exceptions to this rule?
- Anti-collision lights will be on when aircraft engines
- are operating except when:
- Conducting night vision device operations.
- Conditions may cause vertigo.
- There may be other hazards to safety.
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Position lights will be turned on when?
Between official sunset and sunrise.
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Night vision device requirements will be as prescribed in what publications?
Unit SOP, training mission requirements, TC 1-210, and AR 95-2 paragraph 9-2.
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Can Commanders authorize exemptions to lighting requirements for night vision device training flights in the NAS?
When operating per FAA grant of exemption.
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Unit waivers to primary aircraft ATP requirements may be granted by whom?
Commanders of MACOM's only.
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Individual waivers to primary aircraft ATP requirements may be granted by whom?
First Commander, Colonel (O6) or above in the individuals chain of command.
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How many days can elapse before a rated crewmember will need a proficiency flight evaluation as per the ATM?
60 days as a PI or PC.
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How many days can elapse before a nonrated crewmember will need a proficiency flight evaluation as per the ATM?
90 days as a crewmember (AO,CE,FE,FI,MO, or SI)
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Army personnel engaged in the operation of Army aircraft shall comply with applicable:
- 1. Federal Aviation Regulations, laws, and rules
- 2. International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) regulations
- 3. Host country regulations, laws, and rules.
- 4. Military regulations
- 5. Non aviation federal and state laws applicable to army aviation operations
- 6. DOD FLIP
- 7. Aircraft operators manuals and checklists
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What are IFR/VFR fuel requirements?
- Aircraft must have enough fuel to reach the destination and alternate airport (if required) and have a planned fuel reserve of:
- VFR-20 minutes at cruise
- IFR- 30 minutes at cruise
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