Chapter 10

If one pilot leaves his station at the controls , it is necessary for the other pilot to don his or her oxygen mask if the aircraft is above

flight level 250 .

The rule requiring all required , installed equipment to be operative is violated when

the aircraft takes off .

In the event of cabin pressurization failure , each flight crewmember must be provided with oxygen that allows for a total of?

120 mins total operation

The flight data recorder must continuously record

25 hours of continuous data .

must have an emergency lighting system , for interior emergency exit markings This system must be independent of the main lighting system .

All transport category passenger - carrying airplanes

An air carrier may not dispatch an airplane under IFR or night VFR conditions when current weather indicate that thunderstorms or reports other potentially hazardous weather conditions that can be detected with airborne weather radar may reasonably be expected along the route to be flown , unless the airborne weather radar is working .

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Airplanes with ______ must be equipped with a public address system that is capable of operation independent of the required crewmember interphone system .

a seating capacity of more than 19 passengers

Traffic alert and collision avoidance system II TCAS II ) equipment is required for

all turbine - powered aircraft with a maximum certificated takeoff weight of more than 33,000 pounds .

The cockpit voice recorder ( CVR ) is required to operate starting

at first use of a checklist ( before starting engines for the purpose of flight ) .

In passenger - carrying airplanes , at least two of the fire extinguishers must

be of the Halon 1211 ( or equivalent ) type .

Emergency lighting for interior or exterior use must be able to be controlled at?

both ( a ) and ( b ) .

In considering the need for escape slides or similar evacuation means , the aircraft is assumed to be.

on the ground with all landing gear extended

The crew uses checklist procedures that are provided by the

operator of the aircraft .

During ground operations , it is

required that each passenger be seated and belts fastened during all movement on the surface .

Flight crewmembers must be provided and use oxygen when

the cabin pressure altitude exceeds 10,000 feet .