Air Traffic Services Flashcards
What does UNICOM stand for?
Universal communications service
When must you give an position report to ATC?
When requested to do so by ATC When requesting clearance from class C to Class D Prior to entry, at specified intervals and exiting and MBZ Prior to entering a restricted or military area where ATC are controlling authority
What is UNICOM and where do they have it in NZ?
UNICOM is not an ATC service
It provides air/ground communication
Currently they are located in Ardmore and mount cook
What is the vertical separation below FL290?
1000’
What is the vertical separation above FL290?
2000’
What is the A380 wake turbulence weight category?
560,000Kg
What is the weight for the heavy wake turbulence category?
136,000 KG
My aircraft weighs 109,000 Kgs what wake turbulence category should it come under?
Medium
7000kgs - 136,000kgs
The light wake turbulence category is?
Less than 7000Kgs
What is the transition level and the transition altitude in NZ?
Transition Altitude is 13,000 FT
Transition Level is FL150
My altitude is 16,000 FT. What should my sub scale setting be?
1013 mb
Transition level is FL150
My altitude is 10,000 FT. What should be in my subscale?
The QNH
What does NOSE mean? What would we fly if we are flying VFR above 3000 FT?
North Odd south even
NOSE + 500 FT
What is the squak code for VFR?
1200
What is the Squak code for circuits?
2200