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What is an often overlooked aspect of aircraft handling?

The use of support equipment.

What do the danger areas of aviation include?

Intakes


Exhaust


Flight controls


Compressed gases


Cryogenics


Explosives


Hazardous materials

What does static grounding do?

It discharges the static electricity harmlessly to the earth or deck.

What are the procedures for grounding?

1. Attach to the pad-eye (ground).


2. Attach to the aircraft grounding receptacle.

What is the static voltage that the windshield produces?

100,000 volts

What are the tie down requirements for initial tie-down?

6 chains


(Up to 45kts)

What are the tie down requirements for normal weather?

9 chains


(Up to 45kts)

What are the tie down requirements for moderate weather?

14 chains


(46 - 60kts)

What are the tie down requirements for heavy weather?

20 chains


(Above 60kts)

How do personnel communicate in high tempo, high noise environments?

Aircraft hand signals

What is the max speed for towing?

5mph or no faster than the slowest walker.

What is the max speed for towing?

5mph or no faster than the slowest walker.

How many personnel are needed for towing & who are they?

6 (7 VP-16 standard)


-Move director


-Brake rider


-Chock walker


-Safety observer


-Tractor driver


(Maintenance chief: VP-16)

What is the max speed for towing?

5mph or no faster than the slowest walker.

How many personnel are needed for towing & who are they?

6 (7 VP-16 standard)


-Move director


-Brake rider


-Chock walker


-Safety observer


-Tractor driver


(Maintenance chief: VP-16)

What are the safety hazard areas in aviation?

Intakes


Exhaust


Propellers


Rotor blades


Hot brakes

What is the max speed for towing?

5mph or no faster than the slowest walker.

How many personnel are needed for towing & who are they?

6 (7 VP-16 standard)


-Move director


-Brake rider


-Chock walker


-Safety observer


-Tractor driver


(Maintenance chief: VP-16)

What are the safety hazard areas in aviation?

Intakes


Exhaust


Propellers


Rotor blades


Hot brakes

What are some air navigation components in aviation?

Wind indicator


Airfield rotating beacon


Tower comms


Tactical Air Navigation System (TACAN)


Instrument Landing System (ILS)


VHF Omnidirectional Range (VOR)


Global Positioning System (GPS)

What is the max speed for towing?

5mph or no faster than the slowest walker.

How many personnel are needed for towing & who are they?

6 (7 VP-16 standard)


-Move director


-Brake rider


-Chock walker


-Safety observer


-Tractor driver


(Maintenance chief: VP-16)

What are the safety hazard areas in aviation?

Intakes


Exhaust


Propellers


Rotor blades


Hot brakes

What are some air navigation components in aviation?

Wind indicator


Airfield rotating beacon


Tower comms


Tactical Air Navigation System (TACAN)


Instrument Landing System (ILS)


VHF Omnidirectional Range (VOR)


Global Positioning System (GPS)

How does the airfield rotating beacon operate?

Rotating clockwise with a flash rate of 12 - 15 per minute.