Fuel Purchase

CHAPTER TWO

INSTRUMENT FLIGHT RULES WORKBOOK

11.

Lesperance INTL lighting (for RWY 9) consists of __________.

a. strip lights, and HIRL

b. strip lights, approach lights, and HIRL

c. PAPI: HIRL, REIL, and B.P.

d. strip lights, HIRL, HIAL, sequenced flashing lights

12.

The longest usable runway is 8904 feet long and is made of asphalt. (True/False)

13. The weight-bearing capacity for twin wheel type landing gear on RWY 9 at this field

is_______________.

14. If your aircraft requires an MA-1 power starting unit, will such power be available?

_______________

15.

Can JP-4 aviation fuel be obtained at Lesperance INTL? _______________

16.

What is the NATO code for JP-4? _______________

17. What does the prefix NC signify when used in the fuel section of the airport directory?

_______________

NOTE

The following is reproduced from OPNAVINST 3710.7:

FUEL PURCHASE

Aircraft fuel and oil is made available to military users through military, government contract,

and commercial sources. There is no economical justification for pilots purchasing fuel/oil from

commercial sources. The cost of this fuel is considerably higher than that purchased from either

military or contract sources. Navy and Marine Corps flight personnel are not authorized to

purchase aircraft fuel/oil from other than military or contract sources except under the following

circumstances:

Flight is classified as official business.

Flight is terminated as a result of a bona fide emergency.

Flight terminates at alternate airport in lieu of filed destination.

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