SkyWest Indoctrination Validation Practice Test

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• What form must a FAA inspector have?
• To determine the aircraft airworthiness, which elements should be reviewed?
• When does SkyWest require an alternate?
• What constitutes a suitable airport?
• When diverting, when do we communicate with dispatch?
• Headset policy above 18,000 feet: which statement is true?
• Which organization must receive the IOR within 10 days?
• What is your primary consideration at work?
• What is the longest RAP allowable without a call?
• On a post-block-out mechanical irregularity, if the QRH does not fix it, what is the recommended action?
• What is the minimum gate arrival crew?
• Class B fires involve which material?
• How often do you need to sync your manuals?
• What are the hours defined for the Window of Carcadian Low (WOCL)?
• What is the CRJ-900's 30-minute fuel value?
• When did FAR 117 take effect?
• What warrants a preflight amended release?
• Which aircraft types have a 30-minute fuel value of 1500?
• A fire in ordinary combustibles is classified as which fire class?
• When can we descend on an approach after cleared?
• When is a special flight permit required?
• What is the domestic fuel requirement?
• Does a PIC have authority over a ground marshaller for operations on the ground?
• Under what condition does a SkyWest procedure take precedence over a FAR?
• How is the required battery time for a flight determined?
• Group 2 In-Flight Functional Check is authorized to be conducted by?
• What is the limit of an RVSM climb or descent rate?
• If the aircraft QR code is missing, what is the recommended course of action?
• In a WANT briefing, what does the letter T stand for?
• What minimum weather is required to depart VFR?
• What is the maximum distance to a takeoff alternate in terms of flight time on a single engine?
• In a NTSBO briefing, what does the letter B stand for?
• Who must check a crewmember's badge prior to boarding the aircraft?
• Which field is associated with the 'T' item in the dispatch release mnemonic?
• When are passengers allowed in the flight deck?
• What is the CRJ-200's 30-minute fuel value?
• Who determines whether it is necessary to reset a circuit breaker for safety of flight?
• Which requirement is necessary to accept a visual approach?
• Does deadheading count towards FDP?
• Under what RVR does SMGCS go into effect?
• What do you do when you suspect a crewmember is under the influence?
• During an accident, what are the crew responsibilities?
• After block out, what is the prescribed action if a mechanical irregularity is discovered?
• Can you depart or land with a missing wind report?
• In a NTSBO briefing, what does the letter N stand for?
• Which steps are used to determine the airworthiness of the aircraft?
• Who is jointly responsible for the safety of flight?
• How many days must the maintenance log cover?
• What must you add to minimums if a captain has less than 100 hours PIC in the aircraft?
• Which of the following is not required to descend below minimums?
• For nonmountainous terrain, what is the minimum altitude?
• Which item is NOT a required flight item?
• How long does a PIC have to fill out a IOR?
• Which phrase describes the timing for following new company procedures?
• To accept a LAHSO clearance when a VASI/PAPI is installed, what minimum weather conditions must exist?
• What is the minimum pushback crew?
• How many hours of rest do you need in a 168 hour period?
• When the QR code is missing, which option correctly identifies the first step to obtain activation access?
• What are the minimum altitudes?
• When must you notify dispatch of flight conditions?
• What is the minimum charge on your EFB to start a day?
• If no alternate is listed on an international flight, what is the required fuel?
• Who can conduct a Group 2 In-Flight Functional Check?
• Which statement about IOR timing is true?
• How many times may a circuit breaker be reset?
• Can FDP be extended on the ground?
• Group 1 In-Flight Functional Check can be conducted by which group?
• In a NTSBO briefing, what does the letter S stand for?
• Which item must be in good working condition?
• Can a high mins captain shoot a CAT II?
• What must we do enroute to use this exemption?
• Which NOTAMS expansion is correct for NOTAMS?
• What is the minimum power out crew?
• Under OpSpec C077, are visual approaches allowed with a missing sky condition report?
• When must your renewed medical be submitted by?
• When the QR code is missing, which action correctly initiates access to the activation code?
• Can you depart with a missing visibility report?
• When can we continue on the approach if weather goes below minimums?
• What does the M field represent when used for MEL/CDL?
• Which are approved sources of weather?
• Is it permissible to depart or land with a missing wind report?
• When may a PIC deny access to the flight deck?
• The statement that minimum altitude requirements vary with terrain is true.
• Which statement correctly describes the domestic fuel requirement?
• Which field on the dispatch release mnemonic is described by the I item?
• No VASI/PAPI minimums to accept LAHSO when no VASI/PAPI is installed?
• Which statement about EFB battery policy is true?
• How is 'minimum fuel' defined?
• In split duty, the rest period may not be shorter than the scheduled time.
• Which field on the dispatch release mnemonic is described by the D item?
• ALS in sight allowed descent to what altitude above the TDZ?
• What does IOR stand for?
• Which item is the Current Jepp Airway Manual, FOM, SOPM mentioned among required flight items?
• Before block out, what should the PIC do if a mechanical irregularity is discovered?
• After a near midair collision, what is the PIC's responsibility if they believe they came within 500 feet of another aircraft?
• How many hours must a new SIC fly in 120 days to consolidate?
• How far can you travel VFR on departure?
• Which of the following describes the requirements for split duty?
• What is the maximum flight hours allowed in a 365-day period?
• What is considered marginal weather?
• Which activity is part of determining aircraft airworthiness?
• In aviation weather terms, what does RVR stand for?
• What happens if you lose your certificate?
• If a near midair collision occurs and you believe you came within 500 feet, what must you do?
• In Canada, after landing, how long until deplaning is required?
• Which minimums option is correct for high mins captain's alternate minimums?
• In fuel planning, after reaching the most distant alternate, how long do we hold at holding speed?
• What is the local time window for a split duty rest opportunity?
• Can we takeoff or land at night on a runway without lights?
• What does the ACARS EDR value represent?
• What is a significant disruption to service?
• Which aircraft type has a minimum runway width of 80 ft?
• When do you need to abide with new company procedures?
• Who can conduct a Group 1 In-Flight Functional Check?
• Class B fires involve which type of material?
• What does the FOM say about alcohol?
• Exemption 17203 is not applicable when which weather conditions are present?
• Can you dispatch if your EFB breaks?
• How long can we be delayed on the ground before we must return to gate?
• What is the maximum flight hours allowed in a 672-hour period?
• What color pouch are international documents kept in?
• Which condition disqualifies accepting LAHSO clearance?
• What are the alternate minimums for a high mins captain?
• Class C fires involve which type of hazard?
• SMGCS is activated at 1200 RVR.
• In a WANT briefing, what does the letter W stand for?
• How is the combined FDP and RAP determined when you are called?
• Under SAAT level 3 or lower and field elevation less than 4000 ft, which CRJ variant has a minimum runway length of 5200 ft?
• When do we need a new release?
• How can you qualify for special qualifications airports?
• When is the dispatcher’s responsibility considered to be concluded?
• When do you need a takeoff alternate?
• What are the normal minimum runway length?
• Which light can be inoperative for a CAT II approach?
• What is the maximum combined FDP and rest duration for split duty?
• How many FDP hours are you allowed in a 168 period?
• When must the rest period be scheduled in split duty?
• DMI in maintenance stands for which term?
• When do we need to file a IOR?
• Which two roles are explicitly named as jointly responsible for safety of flight?
• What is the holding time in minutes at holding speed after reaching the most distant alternate?
• Which statement best describes mandatory report times?
• For mountainous terrain, what is the minimum altitude?
• What is the minimum charge of your backup battery?
• Who is responsible in a emergency?
• What is the LAHSO landing constraint?
• Which of the following is not listed as a defined fire class in the material?
• Can FDP be extended in the air?
• Where must the 'RVSM CERTIFIED' placard be displayed?
• Which lights are required for CAT II ILS operations?
• Who should you contact if you suspect a crewmember is under the influence?
• Which statement is a requirement for activating a visual approach?
• Which is required to cancel IFR at uncontrolled airports?
• When does the responsibility of a dispatcher end?
• What must a rest period consist of?
• Where do you look in the FOM for Supplemental Operations?
• What is the maximum ground delay allowed for international flights before returning to the gate?
• When are we allowed to operate outside of controlled airspace?
• What are 'The Big 5' ASAP items?
• What does WOCL stand for?
• At what altitude does the headset policy change (you may begin removing headsets at discretion)?
• Which equipment is required for RVSM operations to report altitude?
• Under SAAT level 3 or lower and field elevation less than 4000 ft, what is the minimum runway length for CRJ-2/9 and ERJ?
• Can SkyWest accept contact approaches?
• If the EFB is broken, what can be used to obtain Jeppesen charts for the flight?
• How many independent altimeters are required for RVSM operations?
• What is the ERJ's 30-minute fuel value?
• Who is the direct supervisor of the PIC and SIC?
• What is SkyWest's minimum contingency fuel?
• How many FDP hours are you allowed in a 672 hour period?
• Which of the following is a requirement for initiating a visual approach?
• Can you depart or land without an altimeter setting?
• Can you depart without a sky condition report?
• What is the maximum crosswind for a SIC with over 100 hours in the airplane?
• When must you wear your headset?
• What are the limitations of a SIC with fewer than 100 hours?
• What must we see to descend below mins?
• Where is the CDL located?
• What are the requirements for circle to land?
• A second alternate is required when which condition is true?
• Which statement describes a Class A fire?
• After an aircraft accident or incident, how long must a crewmember abstain from alcohol?
• What speed should you maintain to 1000 ft with an engine failure?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as allowed to carry weapons on SkyWest flights?
• What are the general required documents for international flights?
• What does DMI stand for in maintenance terminology?
• What is the minimum runway width for CRJ-700/900 & ERJ?
• Which is required to cancel IFR at controlled airports?
• Outside the United States, can you land with a missing temperature report?
• When is a second alternate required?
• What is the minimum runway width for CRJ-200?
• What is the minimum rest duration during split duty at a suitable accommodation?
• Which statement best describes the required flight documents?
• Which statement about fuel planning is correct?
• What are the standard takeoff minimums?
• What wake turbulence category do we fall into?
• What must an amended release contain?
• Class C fires involve which type of hazard?
• What is the tolerance on the altimeter?
• If irregular operations occur other than a diversion to a planned alternate, which document should be filed?
• Can you depart or land with a missing temperature report?
• What is the standard international fuel plan when an alternate is listed?
• Marginal weather evaluation requires evaluating which elements?
• How is 'emergency fuel' defined?
• Which item confirms the pilot's credentials?
• Under SAAT level 3 or lower and field elevation less than 4000 ft, what is the minimum runway length for CRJ-7?
• What is considered main body?
• Which statement best explains how SkyWest procedures relate to FARs when they conflict?
• Electrical fires are categorized as which fire class?
• On a nonroutine flight can revenue passengers be carried?