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SME NOTES

SME NOTES. 1 Feb 2012 – Added slide 26 for little humor. RG 27 Sep 12 - Added TLA chart introduction – please review! 7 Nov 12 – Added last slide (Inside Back Cover) Added Airport Diagram per request RG. Department of Defense. Flight Information. Publications. (DoD FLIP).

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  1. SME NOTES • 1 Feb 2012 – Added slide 26 for little humor. RG • 27 Sep 12 - Added TLA chart introduction – please review! • 7 Nov 12 – Added last slide (Inside Back Cover) • Added Airport Diagram per request RG

  2. Department of Defense Flight Information Publications (DoD FLIP)

  3. FOR TODAY: PLEASE HAVE AVAILABLE 1. GP 2. AP/1 3. TLA Volume 14

  4. Terminal Learning Objective Identify the desired information from The DoD FLIP “General Planning,” “Area Planning / 1,”“Flight Information Handbook,” and the “En route Supplement” to be used during flight planning.

  5. Enabling Learning Objective A ACTION: Use the GP to obtain desired information CONDITION: As an Army Aviator, given a GP. STANDARD: Without error, locate all required information

  6. General Planning

  7. Chapter One Index for Aeronautical Information Chapter Two Explanation of Terms Chapter Three FLIP Program GENERAL PLANNING

  8. Chapter Four Flight Plans Chapter Five Codes For Aircraft Identification GENERAL PLANNING

  9. Chapter Six Pilot Procedures National Procedures Procedures in Class D Airspace 6-2 Changeover Points 6-3a Transponder Procedures 6-3c Instrument Flight Rules GENERAL PLANNING

  10. Chapter Six (continued) Flight Planning Filing of Flight Plan 6-9c Closing of Flight Plan 6-9d DoD NOTAM System 6-9e NOTAM Information (FAA) 6-9g Clearance Information 6-10 Supplementary Airport Information 6-11 VOR Receiver Check Points 6-11b GENERAL PLANNING

  11. Chapter Six (continued) Enroute Terminal Visual Approach Slope Indicator 6-13c Aircraft wake turbulence 6-13e Holding 6-13f Additional Information Radar Assisted Flight 6-14 Information Service GENERAL PLANNING

  12. Chapter Seven International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Chapter Eight Operations And Firings Over The High Seas Chapter Nine Reserved GENERAL PLANNING

  13. Chapter Ten Reserved Chapter Eleven Revisions/Quality-Reports/Requisitions/ Distribution/Schedules GENERAL PLANNING

  14. Enabling Learning Objective B ACTION: Use the appropriate AP to obtain the desired information. STANDARD: As an Army Aviator, given an AP1. STANDARD: Without error, locate all required information.

  15. Area Planning

  16. Chapter One Theater Supplementary Notices/Procedures Chapter Two ICAO Regional Data Chapter Three National Supplementary Procedures AREA PLANNING

  17. Terminal Low Altitude ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE C .

  18. Volume number Effective Time and Date 15 NOV 2012 Expiration Time and Date 10 JAN 2013 13 DEC 2012 TCN Effective Time and Date Terminal Low Altitude United States (TLA) Area of coverage

  19. INDEX OF PROCEDURES

  20. TAKEOFF MINIMUMS & DEPARTURE PROCEDURES

  21. RADAR APPROACH MINIMUMS XL

  22. INSTRUMENT APPROACH PROCEDURES Airport Sketch

  23. Airport Sketch

  24. Airport Diagram

  25. Inside Back Cover CLIMB/DESCENT CHART

  26. Practical Exercise Next • PE #1 (GP & AP/1) • Complete in Class • I am available for any questions/clarifications. • You may leave when you are done.

  27. Flight Information Handbook

  28. Enabling Learning Objective D ACTION: Use the FIH to obtain desired information. CONDITION: Given a FIH. STANDARD: Without error, locate all required information.

  29. Section A Emergency Procedures Section B National and International Flight Data and Procedures FLIGHT INFORMATION HANDBOOK

  30. Runway and Approach Lighting Systems

  31. RUNWAY LIGHTS

  32. A APPROACH LIGHTING SYSTEM See FIH section B

  33. Extract from AIM

  34. VISUAL APPROACH SLOPE INDICATOR Above Glide Slope On Glide Slope Below Glide Slope

  35. PRECISION APPROACH PATH INDICATOR Slightly Above Glide Slope Below Glide Slope Slightly Below Glide Slope On Glide Slope Above Glide Slope PAPI VHHH

  36. RUNWAY MARKINGS

  37. Non-Precision Instrument Runway Visual Runway

  38. Precision Instrument Runway Markings

  39. HELIPAD MARKINGS H H H H

  40. Helicopter Alighting Area (as depicted on IAP charts H H H H For complete description see legend in IAP FLIP

  41. Helicopter Alighting Area Negative Symbols Used to Identify Copter Procedures H H H H For complete description see legend in IAP FLIP

  42. Section C Meteorological Information Section D Conversion Tables FLIGHT INFORMATION HANDBOOK

  43. Section E Standard Time Signals Section F FLIP and NOTAM Abbreviations/Code FLIGHT INFORMATION HANDBOOK

  44. IFR (ENROUTE) Supplement

  45. Enabling Learning Objective E ACTION: Use the En Route Supplement IFR to obtain desired information. CONDITION: As an Army Aviator, given an En Route Supplement. STANDARD: Without error, locate all required information.

  46. Effective / Expiration date NOTAM disclaimer Table of Contents Special Notices

  47. AIRPORT/FACILITY DIRECTORY LEGEND

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