1.2 Flashcards

1
Q

Means a procedure is mandatory (2 terms)

A

Must or Shall

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2
Q

Means a procedure is prohibited (2 terms)

A

Shall Not or Must Not

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3
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Means a procedure is recommended

A

Should

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4
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Means a procedure is optional (2 terms)

A

May or Need Not

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5
Q

Means futurity, not a requirement for the application of a procedure

A

Will

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6
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Means the airframe, crew members, or both

A

Aircraft

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7
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Means separation in accordance with the applicable minima in this order

A

Approved Separation

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8
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Means indicated altitude- mean sea level (MSL), flight level (FL) or both

A

Altitude

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9
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Means nautical miles unless otherwise specified, means statute miles in conjunction with visibility

A

Miles

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10
Q

Information that must always be magnetic unless otherwise specified (5 terms)

A

Course, bearing, azimuth, heading, and wind direction

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11
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When used for ATC operational activities, time is given in this format

A

Hour and minute in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), change to the next minute at the 30 second mark

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12
Q

How are time checks formatted

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Hour and minute in Coordinated Universal Time, rounded to the nearest quarter minute (:15)

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13
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Means the runway used by aircraft, does not include helipads or their takeoff / la ding courses unless otherwise stated

A

Runway

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14
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Flight operations in accordance with the options of “due regard” or “operational” obligated the authorized state aircraft commander to

A
  1. Separate their aircraft from all other air traffic AND
  2. Assure appropriate monitoring agency assumes responsibility for search and rescue actions, AND
  3. Operate under at least one of the following:
    A. In visual meteorological conditions OR
    B. Within radar surveillance and radio communications of a surface radar facility OR
    C. Be equipped with airborne radar that is sufficient to provide separation OR
    D. Operate within Class G Airspace
    E. An understanding between the pilot and controller regarding the intent of the pilot and the status of the flight should be arrived at before the aircraft leaves ATC frequency
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15
Q

Courses whose protected airspaces are coincident, overlap, or intersect and whose angular difference is below 45°

A

Same Courses

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16
Q

Intersecting courses whose angular difference is 45° - 135° inclusive

A

Crossing Courses

17
Q

Courses whose protected airspaces are coincident, overlap, or intersect and whose angular difference is greater than 135° - 180°

A

Opposite Courses