Chapter 1 - Overview

Question 1

Where can you find basic civil aviation information for the NAS which is not written in the 202v3?

202v3 para. 1.2.3

Answer 1

The Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM)

Question 2

Are differences between USAF and FAA aviation information explicitly stated in the 202V3?

202v3 para. 1.2.4

Answer 2

Yes

Question 3

In the absence of specific guidance, what should aircrew do?

202v3 para. 1.2.5

Answer 3

Use sound judgement and seek clarification

Question 4

When compliance with ICAO procedures is not practical and consistent with the mission, US military pilots must operate with due regard IAW ______

202v3 para. 1.2.4

Answer 4

FLIP General Planning

Question 5

Who is the final authority for the compliance of statements made in the 202V3?

202v3 para. 1.3.4

Answer 5

The PIC

Question 6

Where does international airspace exist?

202v3 para. 1.4

Answer 6

Over the high seas at any point greater than 12 nautical miles from baseline of costal state

Question 7

Where do ICAO member states publish their exceptions to ICAO publications?

202v3 para. 1.5

Answer 7

“…in their individual Aeronautical Information Publication (AIP)”

Question 8

What is the NAS and what does it include?

202v3 para. 1.6

Answer 8

It is the airspace, air nav facilities, and airfields of the US

Question 9

Does the NAS include components shared jointly with the military, or does the military have their own airspace system?

202v3 para. 1.6

Answer 9

The NAS shares its components joint with the military

Question 10

What portion of laws and regulations pertains to military aircraft within the NAS?

202v3 para. 1.6

Answer 10

Ones that refer to “aircraft operations”. Many regulations and rules address only “civil aircraft operations”, which does not include military aircraft.

Question 11

When may a violation occur?

202v3 para. 1.8

Answer 11

When a USAF aircraft deviates from a flight rule

Question 12

Who processes AF ATC violation reports?

202v3 para. 1.8

Answer 12

The Air Force Representative to the FAA (AFREP)

Question 13

If a unit or pilot is notified by an ATC controller or the AFREP of a possible deviation, how long much you preserve any evidence for?

202v3 para. 1.8.1

Answer 13

180 days

Question 14

Is an ATC clearance an authority to deviate from the guidance written in the 202V3?

202v3 para. 1.9

Answer 14

No

Question 15

What must you do if you must deviate from an ATC clearnace?

202v3 para. 1.9

Answer 15

Notify ATC as soon as possible

Question 16

When may a pilot deviate from “any rule” and to what extent?

202v3 para. 1.9

Answer 16

“In an inflight emergency requiring immediate action, the PIC may deviate from any rule to the extent required to meet that emergency.”

Question 17

To whom must you report a deviation from flight rules or having declared an emergency, and within what timeframe?

202v3 para. 1.9

Answer 17

“…the PIC will verbally report the incident to a supervisor or commander and prepare a detailed written record within 24 hours or as soon as mission permits.”

Question 18

Where should you report potential hazards to aviation safety?

202v3 para. 1.10

Answer 18

Aviation Safety Action Program (ASAP)

Question 19

What qualifies as a “potential hazard” which will be reported via ASAP?

202v3 para. 1.10

Answer 19

-Damage to aircraft
-Personal injury
-Intentional disregard of orders or instructions