Block 13

Question 0

Initial approach altitude for copter RNAV ry23

Answer 0

2100msl

Question 1

Initial approach altitude for copter RNAV ry5

Answer 1

2500 msl

Question 2

Initial approach altitude for copter VOR RY23

Answer 2

2500msl

Question 3

Initial approach altitude for copter NDB 303

Answer 3

2200msl

Question 4

What do you do when a VFR a/c request radar assistance when it encounters or is about to encounter IFR weather conditions

Answer 4

Ask the pilot if he/she is qualified for and capable of conducting IFR flight.

Question 5

If a VFR pilot says they are qualified for and capable of IFR flight, what do you do?

Answer 5

Request him to file an IFR flight plan and then issue the clearance to destination airport

Question 6

If the pilot states he/she is not qualified for or capable of IFR flight, what do you do or refuses to file a IFR flight plan

Answer 6

1- inform pilot of airports with VFR conditions, provide wx info and ask if he/she will elect to conduct VFR flight to such airport

Question 7

When do you provide radar assistance if a pilot cannot fly or refuses to fly VFR FLIGHT

Answer 7

Declares an emergency

Refuses to declare an emergency and you have determined the exact nature of the radar services pilot desires

Question 8

What do you do if the pilot already encounters IFR conditions, what do you do?

Answer 8

Inform the pilot of the appropriate terrain/obstacle clearance minimum altitude

Question 9

What do you do if the aircraft is below appropriate terrain/obstacle clearance minimum altitude and sufficiently accurate position information has been received or radar identification is established

Answer 9

Issue a heading or radial on which to climb to appropriate terrain/obstacle clearance minimum altitude

Question 10

What must be accomplished on a Mode C equipped VFR aircraft which is in emergency but no longer requires the assignment of code 7700

Answer 10

Assign a beacon code that will permit terminal minimum safe altitude warning MSAW alarm processing.

Question 11

List the clearance items in order

Answer 11

Aircraft id 
Clearance limit
SID
route of flight (include PDR)
Altitude data
Mach number 
Holding instructions 
Any special information
Frequency 
Beacon code

Question 12

What must be attached to the clearance limit if it an airport

Phraseology

Answer 12

Airport

Cleared to (destination) airport

Question 13

What is issued if the clearance limit is a NAVAIDS

Phraseology

Answer 13

The type of NAVAIDS follows the NAVAIDS name

Cleared to NAVAIDS name and type

Question 14

What is issued if the clearance limit is an intersection or waypoint

Phraseology

Answer 14

Issued intersection and waypoint name

Cleared to intersection and waypoint name

Question 15

How do you relay clearances

Answer 15

Verbatim

Question 16

How do amend a route

Phraseology

Answer 16

State which portion of the route is being amended and stare the amendment

Change (portion of route) to read (new portion of route

Question 17

What is issued after the amendment

Answer 17

(Amendment to route) rest of route unchanged

Question 18

What phraseology is used for a ALTRV Clearance

Answer 18

Via approved altitude reservation (mission name) flight plan

Question 19

What term do you avoid using except to actually clear an aircraft for takeoff or cancel a takeoff clearance

What words are more appropriate

Answer 19

Takeoff

Depart departure or fly

Question 20

What must be issued with a clearance void time

Answer 20

Time check

Question 21

Phraseology for clearance void time

Answer 21

Clearance void if not off by (clearance void time)

If not off by (clearance void time) advise (facility) not later than (time) of intentions

Question 22

What must be used when necessary to jn form a pilot or a controller that a departure clearance is not valid until additional instructions are received

Answer 22

Hold for release

Question 23

What is EDCT

Answer 23

Expect departure clearance time

Question 24

Who assigns EDCTS

Answer 24

Traffic management programs

Question 25

How are departure terminals required to plan for EDCT

Answer 25

Ground movement of aircraft destined to the affected airports so that flights are sequenced to depart no earlier than 5 min before and no later than 5 min after

Question 26

When do you not release EDCT aircraft

Answer 26

when a ground stop is in effect

Question 27

CFR

Answer 27

call for release

Question 28

When CFR IS IN Effect, how do you release aircraft

Answer 28

within a window that extends 2 min prior and ends 1 min after the assigned time.

Question 29

If an aircraft has started taxiing or requests to taxi in a manner consistent with meetings EDCT, what is required

Answer 29

Aircraft must be released

Question 30

If an aircraft request to taxi inconsistent with EDCTS, what is required

Answer 30

Ask the pilot to verify EDCT

Question 31

If an aircraft requests taxi too late to meet EDCT, what is required

Answer 31

Contact ATCSCC through the appropriate TMU

Question 32

What is required if a ground stop is in effect

Answer 32

Do not release aircraft without approval of the originator of the GS

Question 33

After obtaining approval for issuing the IFR clearance, you may authorize an IFR flight planned aircraft to depart VFR, how?

Answer 33

Inform pilot of the proper frequency and when and where to contact the facility responsible for issuing clearance VFR departure authorized, contact (facility) at (location or time if required) for clearance.

Question 34

ARAC shall coordinate IFR/SVFR arrivals with Sabre when aircraft is how many miles. What shall the coord include

Answer 34

10 miles AC ID Type Type of approach Type of landing or intentions if other than full stop

Question 35

When is frequency change conducted by on a IFR and SVFR approach

Answer 35

Prior to the final approach fix Prior to entering class d airspace

Question 36

Coordinate surveillance approach landing clearance by stating what and when

Answer 36

Aircraft type and type landing when aircraft is 5 miles from sabre

Question 37

What are sabre responsibilities in IFR AND SVFR aircraft

Answer 37

Issue IFR/SVFR landings clearance Issue the ASR controller a landing clearance at 5 miles or breakout instructions as necessary Immediately inform ARAC if an arriving IFR aircraft executed a missed approach or if a SVFR aircraft will deviate outside class d airspace to remain clear of clouds

Question 38

During IFR, what altitude can ARAC overfly sabre class d airspace without coordination

Answer 38

500

Question 39

Sabre will not authorize aircraft to fly above what altitude without prior permission with ARAC

Answer 39

1700

Question 40

How do to issue a point out

Answer 40

Position of the target relative to a fix, map symbol, or radar target known by both controllers Aircraft call sign or discrete beacon code Assigned altitude, appropriate restrictions and info that the aircraft is climbing Pertinent info not contained in the data block

Question 41

Phraseology of a point out

Answer 41

Point out (aircraft position), aircraft call sign (or) beacon code, altitude, restrictions, and other pertinent info. Point approved

Question 42

Term used to transfer radar identification of an aircraft to another controller for the purpose of coordinating separation action

Answer 42

Traffic

Question 43

A physical or automated action taken by a controller to transfer the radar id of an aircraft to another controller if the aircraft will or may enter their airspace

Answer 43

Point out

Question 44

When is SVFR authorized

Answer 44

Loa in place Only when requested by the pilot In the basis of wx conditions reported at the airport of intended landing/departure Pilot advise VFR cannot be maintained

Question 45

Phraseology for SVFR

Answer 45

Cleared to enter/out of/through sabre class d surface area, maintain special VFR conditions, at or below (altitude)