1. 2 TERMINAL LEARNING OBJECTIVE Use the DD Form 175-1 (flight weather briefing) during preflight planning to determine if the mission can be accomplished.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
AVIATION WEATHER DEBBIE SCHAUM.
Advertisements

Rob McGregor Operations Division OST 05/021 OPERATIONAL APPROVAL FOR HELICOPTER FLIGHT IN LIMITED ICING CONDITIONS COMMENTS ON THE HSST DRAFT NPA PROPOSALS.
FAR’s for Instrument Flying
METEOROLOGICAL INFORMATION FOR GENERAL AVIATION IN SLOVENIA.
#4407. When may ATC request a detailed report of an emergency even though a rule has not been violated? A- When priority has been given. B- Anytime an.
O/Cdt. Darcel “I picked the wrong day to stop teaching Air Law”
Approach Charts and Procedures
I4201 TIMEHACK IMSAFE / ORM DOR / TTO POLICY JUNK JACKET REVIEW READ FILE / QUALIFICATIONS.
Meteorology 5.10 TAFs References: FTGU pages
VISUAL APPROACHES.
Instrument Rating Groundschool
Tailwinds Flying Club Winter Safety Session – 2009 Instrument Rating and IFR Flight Planning.
1 SME NOTEs Slide 75 has changed. The VOR approach at Simmons AAF no longer exists. It depicted dual VOR minima. Henderson, NV has an IAP that depicts.
IFR Departures and Arrivals: Tips, Tricks, and Avoiding Common Errors
Sep 2012 Lesson 3.4 Air Law Air Traffic Rules. Reference From the Ground Up Chapter 5.1: Air Traffic Rules and Procedures Pages
A- Class B airspace to 10,000 feet MSL.
Chapter 5:intrument flight rules
Sources of Weather Information Chapter 9, Section E.
Coastal Soaring Association
Rory Salisbury – Dispatcher/Dispatch Trainer
Recite a prayer…(15 seconds)
6-1 Design of UAV Systems UAV operating environmentsc 2002 LM Corporation Lesson objective - to discuss UAV Operating Environments including … National.
Tailwinds Flying Club Spring (Summer) Safety Session – 2009 WEATHER VFR – MVFR - IFR.
#3573. An aircraft departs an airport in the central standard time zone at 0845 CST for a 2-hour flight to an airport located in the mountain standard.
Lecture 3: Air Traffic Control Tower
ATC1 Air Traffic Control ATC2 Purpose of ATC Safety — Conflict Avoidance — Separation of aircraft Visual Flight Rules Instrument Flight Rules Efficiency.
SME NOTES 2 Aug 2011 – Changed slide 12, Chapter 10 from Loran coverage to Reserved. 1 Feb 2012 – Added slide 26 for little humor. RG.
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL.
Presented by: Roger Sultan, FAA, AFS-400 Date: August 8, 2012 Federal Aviation Administration FPAW Summer CFR Part 135 Automated Surface Weather.
Safer Skies. Weather to Go or Not! Steven Brady Safer Skies.
INTERPRETING WEATHER INFORMATION
Review Chapter 4-8. Departure and Arrival Charts DPs, STARs and visual approaches are routinely assigned by ATC DPs and STARs are issued to simplify clearance.
Safer Skies The Safer Skies agenda originated in 1998 when the Administrator and her team identified the most critical and most common causes for aviation.
I4005 TIMEHACK IMSAFE / ORM DOR / TTO POLICY JUNK JACKET REVIEW READ FILE / QUALIFICATIONS.
Safer Skies The Safer Skies agenda originated in 1998 when the Administrator and her team identified the most critical and most common causes for aviation.
Safer Skies Personal Equipment Chart Computer & plotter Flight logs Flight plan form FAR/AIM AFD.
REGULATIONS FOR ARMY AIRCRAFT CW2 ROBERT GOEBEL. Administrative Please turn off all: –Cell phones –Beepers –Palm Pilots –Gameboys –Stereos –Watch alarms.
INSTRUMENT FLIGHT PLANNING
99-11 UH-60 IPC IFR PUBLICATIONS & REGULATIONS WOPA.
Terminal Learning Objective Identify the desired information from The DoD FLIP “General Planning,” “Area Planning / 1,”“Flight Information Handbook,”
INSTRUMENT DEPARTURE PROCEDURES JAN MAR 2003
REGULATIONS / PUBLICATIONS VFR AND AIRSPACE CLASSIFICATION CPT Fishburn.
Property of Lear Siegler. CHANGE INDICATOR BECMG Gradual change between 2000Z and 2200Z KDHN Z Z 00000KT 1/2SM FG VV003 BECMG KT.
Colorado Springs Cadet Squadron Aviation Weather Services Lt Richard Jessop C/CMSgt William Hughes.
Vertical, lateral separations based on time / distance
INSTRUMENT DEPARTURE PROCEDURES JAN MAR 2003
FAA Flight Standards AFS-220/430 FPAW 2017 Summer
AIR TRAFFIC ONTROL.
U.S. AIRSPACE.
Flight Planning.
FAA Flight Standards AFS-430 Summer FPAW 2016
Approach Procedures.
Surface Observations for an Operator
Terminal Area Forecast (TAF)
I4101 TIMEHACK IMSAFE ORM – Hazards, Controls, Action DOR / TTO POLICY
I4103 TIMEHACK IMSAFE ORM – Hazards, Controls, Action DOR / TTO POLICY
I4303 TIMEHACK IMSAFE / ORM DOR / TTO POLICY JUNK JACKET REVIEW READ FILE / QUALIFICATIONS.
I4290 TIMEHACK IMSAFE / ORM DOR / TTO POLICY JUNK JACKET REVIEW READ FILE / QUALIFICATIONS.
I4402 TIMEHACK IMSAFE ORM – Hazards, Controls, Action DOR / TTO POLICY
I4401 TIMEHACK IMSAFE ORM – Hazards, Controls, Action DOR / TTO POLICY
I4105 TIMEHACK IMSAFE / ORM DOR / TTO POLICY JUNK JACKET REVIEW READ FILE / QUALIFICATIONS.
I4104 TIMEHACK IMSAFE / ORM DOR / TTO POLICY JUNK JACKET REVIEW READ FILE / QUALIFICATIONS.
I4102 TIMEHACK IMSAFE / ORM DOR / TTO POLICY JUNK JACKET REVIEW READ FILE / QUALIFICATIONS.
Ops Specs The performance data for takeoff and landing an aircraft can be obtained from the aircraft's flight manual or pilot's operating handbook. The.
Magesh Mani BSACIST.
Meteorology 5.10 TAFs References: FTGU pages
I4301 TIMEHACK IMSAFE / ORM DOR / TTO POLICY JUNK JACKET REVIEW READ FILE / QUALIFICATIONS.
I4302 TIMEHACK IMSAFE / ORM DOR / TTO POLICY JUNK JACKET REVIEW READ FILE / QUALIFICATIONS.
Air Traffic Control System
ATC Clearances Chapter 3 Section C.
Presentation transcript:

1

2 TERMINAL LEARNING OBJECTIVE Use the DD Form (flight weather briefing) during preflight planning to determine if the mission can be accomplished safely IAW AR 95-1 DoD FLIP, and FM

3 T L O

4 ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE A Determine Available weather briefing sources for flight planning purposes IAW AR 95-1, FIH, and FM Determine Available weather briefing sources for flight planning purposes IAW AR 95-1, FIH, and FM

5  Face-to-face U.S. Military forecaster.  Operational Weather Squadron (OWS). –Telephonic (FIH). –Closed circuit television  Flight Service Station (FSS) –In Person –Telephonic (1-800-Wx Brief) –Radio Remote Communication Outlet (RCO)  Face-to-face U.S. Military forecaster.  Operational Weather Squadron (OWS). –Telephonic (FIH). –Closed circuit television  Flight Service Station (FSS) –In Person –Telephonic (1-800-Wx Brief) –Radio Remote Communication Outlet (RCO) Sources of weather Briefings In Order of Priority

6

7 14-Jun-16 TH67/27415 OZR/1300 A167 - TSTMS Entire LFA ) 24015/ ) 24018/ ) 24015/ ) 24018/ ) 25020/ ) 26025/ ) 25020/ ) 26025/ )27030/ ) 29040/ ) 27030/ ) 29040/ +16 X X 2 X BR 006 LFA 400 LFA 150 LFA X X LFA X X X SFC LFA VC TSTMS X X X X LFA 010) 23012/ +27

8 OZR G15 7 SCT 020 BKN OZR G15 7 SCT 020 BKN DHN BKN 025 OVC DHN BKN 025 OVC TOI SCT 030 BKN TOI SCT 030 BKN MGM BKN 030 OVC MGM BKN 030 OVC TLH G18 1 1/2RA BKN 015 OVC TLH G18 1 1/2RA BKN 015 OVC AM ( ) W.G. X LFA LFA XX SFC LFA VCTY TSTMS LFA XXX 1/2 RAFG FEW 010 TEMPO

9 OZR G15 7 SCT 020 BKN OZR G15 7 SCT 020 BKN DHN BKN 025 OVC DHN BKN 025 OVC TOI SCT 030 BKN TOI SCT 030 BKN MGM BKN 030 OVC MGM BKN 030 OVC TLH G18 1 1/2RA BKN 015 OVC TLH G18 1 1/2RA BKN 015 OVC AM ( ) W.G. X LFA LFA XX SFC LFA VCTY TSTMS LFA XXX 1/2 RAFG FEW 010 TEMPO Area Fcst: OVC 800 / 2 -RA

10 ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE B Determine Departure, Destination, and Alternate Weather Requirements IAW AR 95-1, DoD FLIP, and AR

11 Current conditions at time of departure. Pilot flying the aircraft at Take-Off determines requirements. More than 50 hours Wx time as PC Less than 50 hours Wx time as PC 100 – ¼ (Helicopter) Non-standard requirements must be applied.

12 Determine if IFR Take-Off, (OBSTACLE) Departure Procedures are listed for your departure airfield. (Non-Standard Requirements)Determine if IFR Take-Off, (OBSTACLE) Departure Procedures are listed for your departure airfield. (Non-Standard Requirements) Use Table of Contents to …..

13

14

15 Weather Forecast Predominant Weather Ceiling and Visibility Requirements Area Forecast Forecast Valid Times

16 1/4 Destination Approach Procedure

17  Radar Required  Navigational Aids Unmonitored  Predominant Weather Less Than: –Ceiling 400 Feet Above Planning Minimums –Visibility 1 Mile greater than required after reduction by 50%. after reduction by 50%.  Exception - Not required if descent from enroute minimum altitude, approach, and landing can be made in VFR conditions

18 1/ /4 Destination Approach Procedure

19 Weather Forecast Worst Weather Ceiling Visibility Requirements Area Forecast Forecast Valid Times

20  Worst Weather.  Ceiling 400 Feet above required.  Visibility 1 Mile greater than required after reduction by 50%.

21 1/ /4 Alternate Airfield Approach Procedure

22  Not Authorized ( )  Not Authorized ( NA )  Radar Required  Navigational Aids Unmonitored  B, C, D, or E Surface Area not in effect  GPS  Exception – May be used if descent from enroute minimum altitude, approach, and landing can be made in VFR conditions A WILL NOT be selected if…..

23

24  Visual reference and separation.  Cloud bases and visibility.

25 ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE C Determine additional sources of weather Information after flight planning IAW AR 95-1, DoD FLIP, and FM

26 Enroute EFAS PMSV HIWAS TWEB Destination ATIS AWOS ASOS