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AAAE ACE – Operations Latest 2023 ADG Group I ✔✔Tail Height: <20 Wingspan: <49 ADG Group II ✔✔Tail Height: 20-<30 Wingspan: 49-<79 ADG Group III ✔✔Tail Height: 30-<45 Wingspan: 79-<11 ... 8 ADG Group IV ✔✔Tail Height: 45-<60 Wingspan: 118-<171 ADG Group V ✔✔Tail Height: 60-<66 Wingspan: 171-<214 ADG Group VI ✔✔Tail Height: 66-<80 Wingspan: 214-<262 AAC Category A ✔✔<91 Knots AAC Category B ✔✔91-<121 Knots AAC Category C ✔✔121-<141 Knots AAC Category D ✔✔141-<166 Knots AAC Category E ✔✔166 Knots or more Runway Widths ✔✔60 - 200 Feet Pavement Deteroriation ✔✔1. Cracking 2. Disintegration 3. Distortion 4. Loss of Skid Resistance 5. Joint Seal Damage (Rigid Only) Ways to minimize the loss of friction ✔✔1. Pavement Grooving 2. Wire Combing 3. Porous Friction Course Factors that determine movement versus non-movement ✔✔1. Operational Control 2. FAA Design Standards Design Aircraft is classified by ✔✔1. Aircraft Approach Category (AAC) 2. Airplane Design Group (ADG) 3. Taxiway Design Group (TDG) A displaced threshold is required ✔✔1. An object obstructs the airspace needed for landing aircraft 2. Environmental considerations (noise abatement) 3. Runway safety area or obstacle free area lengths are needed Runway Safety Area Dimensions ✔✔Width: 120' - 500' Length: 240' - 1000' Taxiway Safety Area Dimensions ✔✔49' - 262' Small Aircraft (Wake Turbulence) ✔✔Less than 41,000lbs Large Aircraft (Wake Turbulence) ✔✔41,000lbs - 300,000lbs Heavy Aircraft (Wake Turbulence) ✔✔300,000lbs or more Class A Airspace ✔✔18,000 MSL up to FL600 including 12NM of coast over the continuous 48 states Class B Airspace ✔✔Surface up to 10,000 ft MSL surrounding nation's busiest airports; upsidedown wedding cake. ATC clearance required; VFR operations is "clear of clouds" Class C Airspace ✔✔Surface to 4,000 ft above airport elevation within 5 NM radius. From 5-10 NM out, 1,200 ft to 4,000 ft above airport elevation. Class D Airspace ✔✔Surface up to 2,500 ft MSL surrounding airports with operational control tower. Class E Airspace ✔✔Unless designated at lower altitudes; 14,500' MSL up to 17,999' MSL. 1. Federal Airways 2. Offshore Airspace Areas 3. Transition Airspace 4. En-route Domestic Areas 5. Surface Area designated for an Airport 6. Extension to a Surface Area Restricted Areas ✔✔Area where flight is not prohibited but subject to certain limitations Prohibited Areas ✔✔Area where flight is not allowed Warning Areas ✔✔Extending 3NM outward from the US coast, contains activity that may be hazardous to nonparticipating aircraft Special Use Airspace ✔✔Activities must be confined because of there nature or limitations imposed on aircraft operations Non-Regulatory Airspace ✔✔1. Military Operations Areas 2. Warning Areas 3. Alert Areas 4. Controlled Firing Areas Regulatory Airspace ✔✔1. Class A,B,C,D,E 2. Restricted Areas 3. Prohibited Areas Two Types of Airspace ✔✔Regulatory and Non-regulatory Sub Types of Airspace ✔✔1. Controlled 2. Uncontrolled (Class G) 3. Special Use Alert I ✔✔Signifies a precautionary approach to a situation where a real or suspected emergency exists on an aircraft, but the nature of the emergency would not normally cause serious difficulty or make the anticipated landing unsafe. Alert II ✔✔Signifies an actual aircraft emergency exists in flight, and an accident may well occur resulting in injuries and aircraft damage. Alert III ✔✔Signifies an actual aircraft accident has occurred. Parts of Airport Emergency Plan ✔✔1. Mitigation 2. Preparedness 3. Response 4. Recovery Category A Incursion ✔✔A serious incident in which a collision was narrowly avoided. Category B Incursion ✔✔An incident in which separation decreases and a significant potential for collision exists, which may result in a time-critical corrective and evasive response to avoid a collision. Category C Incursion ✔✔An incident characterized by ample time or distance to avoid a collision. Category D Incursion ✔✔An incident that meets the definition of runway incursion such as incorrect presence of a single vehicle, person or aircraft on the protected area of a surface designated for the landing and take-off of aircraft but with no immediate safety consequences Navigational Systems must operate with: ✔✔1. Integrity 2. Accuracy 3. Availability Personnel training records must be maintained for: ✔✔24 CCM ARFF and EMS Personnel training records must be maintained for: ✔✔24 CCM Airport Fueling Agent Inspection records must be maintained for: ✔✔12 CCM Fueling Personnel training records must be maintained for: ✔✔12 CCM Self inspections records must be maintained for: ✔✔12 CCM Movement and safety areas training records must be maintained for: ✔✔24 CCM Accident and incident records must be maintained for: ✔✔12 CCM Airport Conditions (NOTAMS) records must be maintained for: ✔✔12 CCM Class I Airports ✔✔Scheduled Small and Large + Unscheduled Large Class II Airports ✔✔Scheduled Small + Unscheduled Large Class III Airports ✔✔Scheduled Small Only Class IV Airports ✔✔Unscheduled Large Only Joint-Use Airport ✔✔Airport owned by the US that leases a portion of the airport to a person operating an airport specified under Part 139 Shared-Use Airport ✔✔US Government owned airport that is co-located with an airport specified under Part 139 and which portions of the movement and safety areas are shared by both parties Part 139 Does Not Apply To ✔✔1. Airports serving scheduled air carrier operations only by reason of being designated as an alternative airport 2. Airports operated by the United States 3. Airports located in Alaska that only serve scheduled operations of small air carrier aircraft 4. Airports located in Alaska during periods of time when not serving large air carrier operations 5. Heliports Part 139 Does Apply To ✔✔1. Scheduled Passenger-carrying operations of air carrier operating aircraft for more than 9 seats 2. Unscheduled Passenger-carrying operations of air carrier operating aircraft configured for at least 31 seats 3. Portions of a joint-use or shared-use airport that are within the authority of a person serving passenger-carrying operations Index A ✔✔Aircraft less than 90' Index B ✔✔Aircraft 90' - less than 126' Index C ✔✔Aircraft 126' - less than 159' Index D ✔✔Aircraft 159' - less than 200' Index E ✔✔Aircraft 200' or more [Show More]

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