時間：2012-12-10 12:24來源：藍天飛行翻譯 作者：航空 點擊：次
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Planned Flight Re-dispatch (Flight Plan) A two-part international flight plan designed to save fuel by reducing the required fuel to be carried on board the aircraft. This fuel reduction is accomplished by introducing an intermediate airport that may be utilised for landing should a flight arrive at a planned re-dispatch point with insufficient fuel, including reserve fuel, to continue to the planned destination. Re-dispatch flight plans are typically subdivided into two parts for the purposes of completing two independent required fuel calculations as follows: ƒ part one considers the fuel required from the departure airport to a designated intermediate airport; ƒ part two considers the fuel required from a designated or planned re-dispatch point to the planned destination. A landing at the intermediate airport must be accomplished if the flight arrives at the redispatch point with inadequate fuel to complete the flight to the planned destination while maintaining the required fuel including reserve. Postholder The person(s) approved by the Authority to ensure all maintenance of aircraft, engines and components is performed in a compliant manner. Equivalent Terms: Maintenance Controller Practical Manual A condensed version of the Operations Manual designed for use by personnel in conducting front line operations; contains selected reference information, policies, procedures, illustrations, memory aids, checklists and/or other material necessary from the OM to ensure standardisation in performing normal duties and addressing non-normal, abnormal and/or emergency situations. Equivalent Terms: Quick Reference Manual (QRM), Quick Reference Handbook (QRH) Preventive Action Action to eliminate the cause(s) and prevent occurrence of a potential non-conformance or potential undesirable condition or situation. See Corrective Action Problematic Use of Substances The use of one or more psychoactive substances by aviation personnel in a way that: |
