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Aircraft Dispatcher Oral Exam Guide (PDF eBook): Prepare for the FAA Oral and Practical Exam to Earn Your Aircraft Dispatcher Certificate [Multiple-component retail product]

  • Formaat: Multiple-component retail product, 280 pages, kõrgus x laius: 273x216 mm, kaal: 638 g, b&w illustrations, tables, screenshots
  • Sari: Oral Exam Guide
  • Ilmumisaeg: 03-Apr-2013
  • Kirjastus: Aviation Supplies & Academics Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1619540711
  • ISBN-13: 9781619540712
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  • Formaat: Multiple-component retail product, 280 pages, kõrgus x laius: 273x216 mm, kaal: 638 g, b&w illustrations, tables, screenshots
  • Sari: Oral Exam Guide
  • Ilmumisaeg: 03-Apr-2013
  • Kirjastus: Aviation Supplies & Academics Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1619540711
  • ISBN-13: 9781619540712
Trade Paperback + PDF eBook version: Trade paperback book comes with code to download the eBook from ASA's website.

Aircraft Dispatchers are a critical link in air safety and a viable career option for many aviators. This exciting career path is experiencing tremendous growth, placing dispatchers in high demand as the worldwide increase in air travel continues.

The FAA Practical Exam for Aircraft Dispatcher is equivalent in size and scope to the Air Transport Pilot (ATP) oral exam that an airline captain must successfully complete. The Aircraft Dispatcher Oral Exam Guide by Dr. David C. Ison prepares applicants for the exam with an explanation of the certification process, knowledge requirements in a question-and-answer format, and reference materials for further study. It covers the aircraft dispatcher Practical Test Standard subject areas such as route planning, regulations, training and currency requirements, certification, responsibilities and authority, aviation weather, manuals and documents, as well as practical applications of all topics.

The Aircraft Dispatcher Oral Exam Guide also provides current dispatchers with a thorough review for their annual proficiency checks, and is beneficial to airmen and aspiring airline pilots seeking a better understanding of dispatch flight operations.

Author David C. Ison has been involved in the aviation industry for over 24 years, as a flight instructor and as an ATP for both regional and major airlines flying domestic and international routes. Dr. Ison is an Associate Professor of Aviation at Rocky Mountain College.
Introduction: What to Expect for Your ADX Practical Exam vii
Acknowledgments/About the Author xii
1 Dispatch Resource Management
1(2)
2 Aeronautical Decision Making
A Hazard and Risk Management
3(3)
B Aeronautical Decision Making (ADM)
6
3 Regulatory Requirements
A 14 CFR Part 1
3(8)
B 14 CFR Part 65
11(2)
C 14 CFR Part 91
13(1)
D 14 CFR Parts 110 and 119
14(1)
E 14 CFR Part 121
15(16)
F 14 CFR Part 135
31(1)
G Miscellaneous
32
4 Weather Theory and Hazards
A The Atmosphere
3(1)
B Temperature
3(2)
C Pressure and Altitude
5(1)
D Wind
6(1)
E Clouds and Precipitation
7(2)
F Atmospheric Stability, Air Masses, and Fronts
9(2)
G Turbulence and Icing
11(2)
H Thunderstorms
13(2)
I Fog
15(1)
J High-Altitude Weather
16(2)
K Miscellaneous Weather
18
5 Weather Reports and Charts
A Surface Weather Reports
3(3)
B Pilot Reports
6(1)
C Radar Weather Reports
7(1)
D Satellite Imagery
8(3)
E Aviation Weather Forecasts
11(5)
F Aviation Weather Charts
16(20)
G Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs)
36
6 Aircraft Systems, Performance, and Limitations
A Airplane, General Equipment, and Doors
3(2)
B Air Systems
5(2)
C Ice and Rain Protection
7(2)
D Autoflight
9(1)
E Communications
9(1)
F Engines and Auxiliary Power Unit
10(1)
G Fire Protection
11(1)
H Flight Controls
12(2)
I Flight Instruments
14(1)
J Flight Management and Navigation
15(2)
K Fuel
17(1)
L Electrical
18(2)
M Hydraulics
20(2)
N Landing Gear
22(2)
O Warning Systems
24(1)
P Performance
25(9)
Q Limitations
34
7 Navigation and Aircraft Navigation Systems
A Navigation, Navigation Chart Symbols, and the National Airspace System
3(19)
B Aircraft Navigation Systems
22(5)
C Navigation Definitions, Time References, and Location
27
8 Practical Dispatch Applications
A Resource Management and Decision Making
3(3)
B Trip Records
6(1)
C Other Records
6
9 Manuals, Handbooks, and Other Written Materials
A Regulation Sources
3(1)
B Manuals---General
3(1)
C Minimum Equipment Lists
4(3)
D Inoperative Items---Boeing 737
7
10 Airports, Crew, and Company Procedures
A Airport Diagrams, Charts, and Symbols
3(1)
B Crew Qualifications and Limitations
4(3)
C Dispatch Area, Routes, and Main Terminals
7(3)
D Authorization of Flight Departures and Company Departure Procedures
10(3)
E Airport/Facility Directory
13
11 Routing, Rerouting, and Flight Plan Filing
A Air Traffic Control Routing
3(5)
B Rerouting
8(1)
C Flight Hans
9(5)
D Amended Release Procedures
14(1)
E Diversion and Alternate Procedures
15(1)
F Intermediate Stops and Airport Types
16(1)
G Airport Weather Requirements
16
12 Air Traffic Control and Navigation Procedures
A Air Traffic Control
3(11)
B Departure Procedures
14(4)
C Terminal Area Charts
18(1)
D Arrival Procedures
19(4)
E Instrument Approach Procedures
23
13 Communication Procedures and Requirements
A Communication Procedures
3(1)
B Communication Requirements
4
14 Abnormal and Emergency Procedures
A Security Procedures
3(2)
B Emergency Procedures
5(2)
C NTSB Reporting Requirements
7