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Operators of flightline vehicles should approach a parked aircraft so that the of the vehicle will be adjacent to the aircraft?
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Operators of the flightline vehicles should approach a parked aircraft so that the of the vehicle will be adjacent to the aircraft?
Driver's side
All vehicles must approach a parked aircraft?
with the driver's side of the vechile toward the aircraft
All vehichles must approach parked aircraft?
with the drivers side of the vehicle toward the aircraft
All vehicles must approach parked aircraft?
With the driver's side of the vehicle toward the aircraft.
How vehicle must approach park aircraft?
The rules that govern the way that vehicles approach parked aircraft varies from locale to locale, it is governed by local rules and regulations.
Can an aircraft land at an airport using an instrument or precision approach without approach lights?
yes
All vehicles must approach parked aircraft with?
Caution...
Who has the right of way when two aircraft are on final approach to land at the same time?
When two or more aircraft are approaching an airport for the purpose of landing, the aircraft at the lower altitude has the right-of-way, but it shall not take advantage of this rule to cut in front of another which is on final approach to land or to overtake that aircraft.
What is the landing approach speed for a 132000 lb aircraft?
144 KIAS
What has the author Brenda Diane Carpenter written?
Brenda Diane Carpenter has written: 'A probability-base alerting logic for aircraft on parallel approach' -- subject(s): Runways, Approach, Pilot performance, Aircraft safety
Who will direct a plane at take off and landing?
At a large airport that handles commercial aircraft, the first controller that the pilot contacts is the ground controller. That controller is stationed in the control tower and directs the movement of the aircraft from the gate to the end of the runway. The pilot then contacts the local controller who directs traffic on the runways and in the local vicinity of the airport. The local controller is also in the control tower and clears the aircraft for takeoff. After the aircraft is airborne, the pilot contacts the departure controller who locates the aircraft on RADAR and directs the aircraft out of the terminal area. At that point, the pilot contacts the Air Route Traffic Control Center. Center then locates the aircraft on RADAR and directs it to the terminal area of the airport at which the aircraft will land. Center "hands off" the aircraft to the approach controller who locates the aircraft on RADAR and guides it to the final approach course of the runway that will be used for the landing. When the aircraft is on final approach, the approach controller will hand the aircraft off to the local controller who clears the aircraft to land. When the aircraft has landed and has taxied clear of the runway, the pilot contacts the ground controller who directs the aircraft to the gate.
How long does it take for a airplane to land?
depends on the size of aircraft, approach requirements
