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Air Methods Checkride Prep: Questions and Answers for Aviation Professionals, Exams of Refrigeration and Air Conditioning

A comprehensive set of questions and answers related to air methods checkride preparation. It covers essential topics such as svfr requirements, iimc procedures, vfr weather minimums, and flight time limitations. Designed to assist aviation professionals in preparing for their checkrides and ensuring compliance with regulations.

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2024/2025

Available from 03/03/2025

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Air Methods Checkride Prep | 100% Correct
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Per the AMC GOM what are the minimum ceiling and visibility requirements for SVFR? - ✔✔
Day: 700' and 2 miles
Night 800' and 3 miles
What type of airspace is required in order to be granted a SVFR clearance? - ✔✔Controlled airspace,
designated for an airport, to the surface
Where is the IIMC procedure template to be kept? - ✔✔Posted in the base and kept in the helicopter
When encountering deteriorating weather enroute, what options are available in accordance with the
AMC GOM? - ✔✔Divert, Return to departure point, land and notify OCC or execute IIMC procedure if
other options are not available.
What are the 4 initial steps for aircraft control when encountering IIMC? - ✔✔1. Attitude (level)
2. Heading (maintain unless avoiding known obstacles)
3. Power (adjust to climb power)
4. Airspeed (adjust to climb airspeed).
When requesting IIMC assistance from ATC, what are the two requests that should be made and in what
order? - ✔✔1. Request vectors to nearest VMC conditions.
2. Request vectors to nearest appropriate instrument approach.
What steps are involved in the full IIMC procedure? - ✔✔1. Maintain aircraft control
2. climb to MEF plus 2000'.
3. De-goggle when safely able (if appropriate).
4. Make all turns no greater than standard rate.
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Per the AMC GOM what are the minimum ceiling and visibility requirements for SVFR? - ✔✔ Day: 700' and 2 miles Night 800' and 3 miles What type of airspace is required in order to be granted a SVFR clearance? - ✔✔Controlled airspace, designated for an airport, to the surface Where is the IIMC procedure template to be kept? - ✔✔Posted in the base and kept in the helicopter When encountering deteriorating weather enroute, what options are available in accordance with the AMC GOM? - ✔✔Divert, Return to departure point, land and notify OCC or execute IIMC procedure if other options are not available. What are the 4 initial steps for aircraft control when encountering IIMC? - ✔✔1. Attitude (level)

  1. Heading (maintain unless avoiding known obstacles)
  2. Power (adjust to climb power)
  3. Airspeed (adjust to climb airspeed). When requesting IIMC assistance from ATC, what are the two requests that should be made and in what order? - ✔✔1. Request vectors to nearest VMC conditions.
  4. Request vectors to nearest appropriate instrument approach. What steps are involved in the full IIMC procedure? - ✔✔1. Maintain aircraft control
  5. climb to MEF plus 2000'.
  6. De-goggle when safely able (if appropriate).
  7. Make all turns no greater than standard rate.
  1. Contact appropriate ATC and declare an emergency (squawk 7700 when able and report location/altitude/heading/fuel status/souls on board/state that IIMC and request assistance).
  2. Proceed to VMC condition or execute instrument approach. what are the VFR surface reference requirements for Day/Night in FAR 135.207? - ✔✔Day: Must have visual surface reference. Night: Must have visual surface light reference, sufficient to safely control the helicopter. What topic is covered in A021 of the OPSPECS? - ✔✔Helicopter emergency medical services operations. What are the VFR weather minimums for G airspace for mountainous flights in the local area during the day? Night? - ✔✔Day: 800' and 3 miles vis Night aided: 1000' and 3 miles vis Night unaided: 1500' and 3 miles vis What are the VFR weather minimums for G airspace for mountainous flights outside the local area during the day? Night? - ✔✔Day: 1000' and 3 miles vis Night aided: 1000' and 5 miles vis Night unaided: 1500' and 5 miles vis Except for takeoff and landing, what are our obstacle clearance minimums during day and night? - ✔✔Day: 300' Night: 500' When must cross country weather minimums be used? - ✔✔When outside the bases local flying area or if the pilot has not passed the local flying area exam within the previous 12 calendar months. Where can you find the description for the bases local flying area? - ✔✔OPSPECS A

What information must you obtain before a flight? - ✔✔All available information pertaining to that flight. Including weather reports and forecasts, fuel requirements, alternatives available, and any known traffic delays of which the PIC has been advised by ATC. Can you have a faded or torn airworthiness certificate? - ✔✔No, it must be legible to passengers and crew. What are the 135 flight time limits? - ✔✔8 hours in a day 500 hours in any calendar quarter. 800 hours in any two consecutive calendar quarters. 1,400 hours in any calendar year. What are the 135 passenger oxygen requirements? - ✔✔When above 10,000 feet through 15,000 feet MSL, for greater than 30 minutes oxygen to at least 10 percent of the occupants of the aircraft; and above 15,000 feet MSL, oxygen to each occupant of the aircraft other than the pilots. What are the 135 pilot oxygen requirements? - ✔✔When above 10,000 feet through 12,000 for greater than 30 minutes; and above 12,000 feet MSL.