Beech 1900 Gla Rules List

The correct answer refers to a physical indicator that directly shows an over-pressurization situation in the oxygen pressure system.

In the event of a DSP failure, the correct switch to utilize on the revisionary panel is the DSP switch as it controls the Digital Signal Processor functionality. The other switches listed are not designed to address a DSP failure.

The correct altitude for a turbine powered aircraft to climb as rapidly as possible after takeoff is 1,500 Feet AGL. This altitude allows for a safety buffer in case of any engine issues and provides ample separation from ground obstacles.

The correct answer specifies that an FAA Inspector or DOD evaluator needs to bring Form 110ADOD or 110B when accessing the cockpit during flight.

The correct answer is 150 feet because altimeters on the ground should not differ by more than this amount to ensure accurate altitude readings for aviation safety.

The standard high altitude service volume is defined as 70,000 feet.

Crew members are required to use supplemental oxygen when flying above 12,000Ft for 30 min or more, and also always above 12,000Ft. The incorrect answers do not accurately reflect the correct oxygen usage requirements for crew members.

Radar service is terminated when the controller switches the aircraft to the Common Traffic Advisory Frequency (CTAF) or when instructed to do so by Air Traffic Control (ATC). This does not necessarily happen when the aircraft lands or is within radar coverage, and it is not dependent on the controller's fatigue level.

In the context of this question, the correct answer is specific to disputes related to ground security at a certain location, not general disputes or disputes in other areas of responsibility. Therefore, the GSC (Ground Security Coordinator) is the correct answer.

Homing H is a radio navigation technique used by pilots to navigate back to a specific location. The correct distance for Homing H is 50 nautical miles.

Before closing the cabin door, it is important to ensure proper stowage of items and properly latch the door for safety measures during the flight.

The correct answer includes weight balance data, STC's for Flaps 17, zero fuel weight range, GPWS Taws, and tcas.

The correct order of the 4 categories of checklists is Emergency Memory Items, Emergency Checklists 'red', Normal Checklists 'white', Abnormal Checklists 'yellow', and Landing Checklists.

Pilots must complete a Proficiency Check FAR 121.441 every 12 months to ensure their skills and knowledge are up to date and in compliance with regulations.

The correct answer indicates that the glide ratio is 1.4 at a distance of 10 nautical miles. The incorrect answers provide alternatives that do not accurately represent the localizer coverage and glideslope as specified in the question.

The correct code used for hijacking is TRIP 123. The incorrect answers do not correspond to any known hijacking code.

The authority to authorize a shootdown typically rests with the highest-ranking officials in the United States government who are responsible for national security and defense.

During a PAX disturbance, the correct protocol is to lock the door between the cabin and the flight deck to ensure the safety and security of the flight deck and crew.

The correct answer relates to the standard altimeter setting of 29.92 inches of mercury. FL180 represents an altitude of 18,000 feet above mean sea level, and the use of standard altimeter setting is crucial for safe altitude separation in airspace.

The correct answer provides the specific location of GLA Headquarters in Cheyenne, Wyoming. The incorrect answers were major cities in the U.S. that do not match the actual location.

A trip envelope typically contains important operational documents and information required for a flight, such as weather packets, passenger manifests, and safety briefings.

Attitude indicators provide information on the orientation of the aircraft in relation to the horizon. In most aircraft, there are 3 attitude indicators - one for the pilot, one for the copilot, and a standby indicator in case of emergency or failure.

Jumpseat privileges refer to the ability of certain individuals to occupy the jumpseat in the cockpit during a flight. The correct answer outlines who is admitted to have jumpseat privileges, including specific personnel and conditions for priority access.

A properly maintained first aid kit needs to have an expiration sticker and be sealed to ensure the contents are safe and effective in case of emergencies. Monthly cleaning and organizing helps ensure all items are readily available when needed. Non-medical items like snacks and drinks should not be included as they may attract pests or cause confusion in emergency situations. Sharp objects should always be safely stored to prevent accidental injuries.