AVN 2100 Aeronautical Charts Flashcards

1
Q

Parallels run ____ and ____.

A

East

West

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2
Q

Line of latitude are also called:

A

Parallels

Small Circles

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3
Q

Lines of latitude are measured with reference to _____ and _____ of the _____.

A

North

South

Equator

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4
Q

Lines of longitude are also called:

A

Great Circles

Meridians

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5
Q

Great circles cut the earth into:

A

Two equal halves.

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6
Q

Lines of longitude run ____ and ____ and terminate at _____.

A

North

South

the Poles

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7
Q

Meridians are measured ____ and ____ of the ____.

A

East

West

Prime Meridian

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8
Q

The Prime Meridian is at ____, and runs through _____.

A

Zero degrees longitude

Greenwich, England

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9
Q

The three types of VFR charts:

A

Terminal Area Chart

Sectional Chart

World Aeronautical Chart

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10
Q

Who publishes Sectionals and WACs?

A

The F.A.A.’s National Aeronautical Charting Office

(NACO)

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11
Q

Sectional Charts have what scale?

A

1 : 500,000

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12
Q

One inch on a Sectional Chart represents _____ inches.

A

500,000

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13
Q

500,000 inches equals approximately __ nautical miles and __ statute miles.

A

7

8

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14
Q

A nautical mile is ____ feet.

A

6076

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15
Q

Sectional Charts are intended for ____ navigation below _____ feet MSL of _____ or _______ speed aircraft.

A

Visual

18,000

Slow

Medium

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16
Q

Sectional Charts include the following topographic information:

A

Terrain elevation

Cities and towns

Railroad tracks

Other landmarks useful to visual navigation

17
Q

The WAC has a scale of:

A

1:1,000,000

18
Q

1,000,000 inches equals ___ nautical miles, or ___ statute miles.

A

14

18

19
Q

The WAC has a ____ scale than the sectional, and so has ____ detail.

A

Smaller

Less

20
Q

WACs are intended for _____ navigation below ______ MSL of aircraft of ______ speed.

A

Visual

18,000

Moderate

21
Q

Sectional Charts are oriented to ____ North.

A

True

22
Q

What are Military Training Routes?

A

MTRs are routes depicted on aeronautical charts for the conduct of military flights.

23
Q

Military aircraft may be flying at speeds greater than ____ at low altitude.

A

250 kts

24
Q

When near an MTR, you should _____.

A

Stary alert.

25
Q

What are NDBs?

A

Non Directional Radio Beacons

26
Q

What is the Airport Facility Directory?

A

The AFD contains a descriptive listing of all airports, heliports, and seaplane bases which are open to the public.

27
Q

How often are AFDs reissued?

A

Every 56 days.

28
Q

The AFD will contain information about:

A

Runways

Communication and navigation facilities

Weather data sources

Airspace

Airport services