Chapter 4.3 - The Airways System Flashcards

1
Q

What does ATS stand for?

A

Air Traffic Service.

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2
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What services are ATS responsible for (3)?

A
  • Air Traffic Control Services.
  • Flight Information Services.
  • SAR Alerting Services.
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3
Q

What does ATC stand for?

A

Air Traffic Control.

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4
Q

What services are ATC responsible for?

A

Controlling Aircraft within Controlled Airspace and other information.

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5
Q

What does FIS stand for?

A

Flight Information Service.

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6
Q

Which Airspace does FIS operating in?

A

Both Controlled and Non-Controlled Airspace.

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7
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What does SAR stand for?

A

Search and Rescue Alerting Service.

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Which Airspace does SAR operating in?

A

Both Controlled and Non-Controlled Airspace.

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9
Q

Name three major Airspace divisions?

A
  • Controlled Airspace.
  • Non-Controlled Airspace.
  • Reserved Airspace.
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10
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Name each the different classification in Controlled Airspace (4)

A
  • Class A.
  • Class C.
  • Class D.
  • Class E.
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11
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Name the classification in Non-Controlled Airspace?

A

Class G.

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12
Q

Pilots operating near aerodromes in Class G Airspace will use what to keep each other informed of their position?

A

Common Traffic Advisory Frequency (CTAF).

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13
Q

What does CTAF (R) stand for?

A

Radio is required when using Common Traffic Advisory Frequency.

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14
Q

Name two subdivisions of Controlled Airspace?

A
  • Control Areas (CTA).

- Control Zones (CTR).

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15
Q

What four rules should a Pilot following when entering ‘Lanes of Entry’?

A
  • Fly under VFR.
  • Keep to the Right.
  • Follow General Flight Rules.
  • Not to fly above the Upper Limit.
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16
Q

Name three subdivisions of Air Traffic Control Services?

A
  • Area Control Service.
  • Approach Control Service.
  • Aerodrome Control Service.
17
Q

Name three different types of services provided by FIS?

A
  • Operational Information.
  • Pre-Flight Information.
  • In-Flight Information.
18
Q

Name three elements to In-Flight Information services available to a Pilot?

A
  • ATC initiated FIS.
  • Automatic Broadcast Service.
  • On-Request Service.
19
Q

What does ATIS stand for?

A

Automatic Terminal Information Service.

20
Q

What does AERIS stand for?

A

Automatic En Route Information Service.

21
Q

What does AWIS stand for?

A

Aerodrome Weather Information Service.

22
Q

What does WATIR stand for?

A

Weather and Terminal Information Reciter.

23
Q

What does VOLMET stand for?

A

MET Information for Aircraft in Flight.

24
Q

Which Airspace is On-Request Service available to Pilots?

A

Both Controlled and Non-Controlled Airspace.

25
Q

Name four pieces of information ATC will provide on Traffic?

A
  • Aircraft Type.
  • Altitude.
  • Position.
  • Intentions.
26
Q

True or False. Separation is provided for any flights in Class G Airspace?

A

False.

27
Q

True or False. Mandatory COM radio must be serviceable before departure?

A

True.

28
Q

Define a Report in radio communications?

A

A mandatory radio call from an Aircraft to a specific ATS unit.

29
Q

Define a Broadcast in radio communications?

A

An advisory radio call from an Aircraft to an appropriate frequency to provide traffic information.

30
Q

When should a Pilot commence a listening watch?

A

For the whole duration of the flight.