ATS AIS EXAM PREP Flashcards

1
Q

The objectives of Air Traffic Services are to:
a) prevent _________ between aircraft;
b) prevent collisions between aircraft on the _________ and obstructions on that area;
c) expedite and maintain an _________ of air traffic;
d) provide _________ useful for the safe and efficient conduct of flights; and
e) notify _________ regarding aircraft in need of search and rescue aid, and assist such organisations as required.

A

collisions
manoeuvring area
orderly flow
advice and information
appropriate organisations

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2
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The objectives of Air Traffic Services are to:
a) prevent collisions between ________;
b) prevent ________ between aircraft on the manoeuvring area and ________ on that area;
c) ________ and ________ an orderly flow of air traffic;
d) provide advice and information useful for the ________ and ________ conduct of flights; and
e) notify appropriate organisations regarding aircraft in need of __________ aid, and assist such organisations as required.

A

aircraft
collisions, obstructions
expedite and maintain
safe and efficient
search and rescue

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3
Q

5 Steps to ensuring separation:

assessing _______
identifying _______
planning to ensure _______
executing the _______
monitoring the _______

A

traffic
conflicts
separation
plan
situation

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4
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Authorising visual approach:

When a flight is within __ NM of an
aerodrome, a visual approach may be authorised by ___ or ____ for:
a) a ___flight; or
b) an ___flight when:
i) the pilot has established and can continue flight to the aerodrome with continuous visual reference to the _____; and
ii) the visibility along the flight path is not less than ____m (or by day, the aerodrome is in sight).

A

30
day
night
VFR
IFR
ground or water
5000

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5
Q

Runway considerations:
a) type of _____;
b) effective _____ of runway(s) or _____;
c) _____ velocity;
d) _____ phenomena, including _____, _____, _____ effects, and position of the _____;
e) in near minima conditions, availability of _____ distances;
f) disposition of other _____;
g) _________ distance;
h) _____ action; and
i) if workload and/or traffic conditions permit, implement ‘________’ systems in certain wind conditions to:
i) provide the optimum traffic management configuration; and
ii) comply with _______ procedures.

A

aircraft
length, direction
wind
weather, wind gradient, wind shear, wake turbulence, sun
approach aids
traffic
taxiing
braking
preferred runway
noise abatement

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6
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Issue a take-off clearance when:
a) the aircraft is at or approaching the ___________;
b) the __________ permits;
c) the aircraft has reported ‘______’;
d) a _________ of the _________ has been completed;
e) no ___________ exists; and
f) there is reasonable assurance that the prescribed ___________ will exist when the aircraft commences take-off.

A

runway in use
traffic situation
READY
visual check
take-off path
obstructions or collision risk
separation standard

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7
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Ensure low visibility procedures are fully implemented when:
a) an instrument approach operation will take place when the ceiling or visibility is less than the precision approach _______ for the runway being used;
b) a take-off operation will take place when the RV/RVR is less than _____m for the runway being used; or
c) for a runway without a precision approach:
i) the RV/RVR is ____m or less; or
ii) the ceiling is ____FT or less.

A

CAT I minima
550
800
200

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8
Q

Conduct ATC coordination:
a) on a _______ basis, whenever possible;
b) so that _______ takes precedence over __________ requirements;
c) on _______ or ______ channels; and
d) on ________ channels when c) is not available.

A

point-to-point
traffic coordination
non-traffic coordination
intercom
liaison
public telephone

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9
Q

Handover checklist:

A

R Runways (if applicable)
A Airspace and airspace releases
W Present and forecast weather
F Facilities/frequencies/equipment
N Navaids and NOTAM
T Traffic and separation
O Outstanding instructions/matters

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10
Q

What are the 5 types of MET Products?

A

TAF
TAF3
GAF
METAR
SPECI

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11
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What are the four types of separation?

A

Longditudal
Lateral
Vertical
Visual

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12
Q

What is RVSM?

A

Reduced Vertical Separation Minima

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13
Q

Between what Flight Levels does RVSM apply?

A

FL290-FL410

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14
Q

Who gives clearance for pushback?

A

SMC

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15
Q

What are the tower positions?

A

ADC
ACD
SMC
Coordinator

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16
Q

What are the two types of navigational system?

A

SCNS - Self Contained Navigational System
GNSS - Global Navigation Satellite System

17
Q

Class A separation?

A

All aircraft

18
Q

Class C separation?

A

IFR from IFR, VFR, Special VFR
VFR from IFR
Special VFR from Special VFR

19
Q

Class D separation?

A

IFR from IFR, Special VFR
VFR no separation
Special VFR from Special VFR

20
Q

Class E separation?

A

IFR from IFR
VFR no separation

21
Q

Class G separation?

A

No separation

22
Q

How is a compulsory reporting point shown on charts?

A

Solid triangle

23
Q

ATC duty priority:
Give first priority to _____ aircraft, issuing ______ and providing _________ as required by this Manual. Perform first that action which is most critical from a ________.

A

separating
safety alerts
directed traffic information
safety standpoint

24
Q

Customs surveillance report callsign?

A

SURVEREP

25
Q

What are the emergency phases?

A

Uncertainty phase
Alert phase
Distress phase

26
Q

What is the Flight Information Service callsign?

A

FLIGHTWATCH

27
Q

Who determines flextracks?

A

The trackmaster

28
Q

TCU positions?

A

APPROACH
DEPARTURES
FLOW
DIRECTOR