Final Review Flashcards

0
Q

Remove strips from boards when __________________________________.

A

no longer required for control purposes

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1
Q

Sequence strips in __________ ______ by time.

A

ascending order

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2
Q

Monitor interphones and assigned radio frequencies __________.

A

continuously

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3
Q

When issuing clearances or instructions ensure __________ by the pilot.

A

acknowledgment

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4
Q

If attitude, heading or other items are read back by the pilot, ensure the read back is __________ and __________.

If not correct or if incomplete _______ __________ ___ _________.

A

Correct and complete

Make corrections as appropriate

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5
Q

Radio message format:

A

ID of aircraft
ID of ATC unit
Message
the word “over” if required

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6
Q

After initial communication:

A

ID of the aircraft
message
the word “over” if appropriate

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7
Q

Do not abbreviate:

A

Similar sounding call signs
air carrier call signs or
civil aircraft with FAA approved call signs

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8
Q

Omit facility identifications _______ __________ _____ _____ ________.

A

after communications have been established

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9
Q

Transmit the message immediately after call up when the _________ __ _____ and the _______ ___ _________ _________.

A

Message is short

Receipt is generally assured

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10
Q

State air carrier and other civil aircraft having FAA authorized call signs in ________ ________.

A

group form

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11
Q

Branch of service

A

A

Air Force

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12
Q

Branch of service

C

A

Coast Guard

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13
Q

Branch of service

G

A

National Guard

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14
Q

Branch of service

R

A

Army

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15
Q

Branch of service

VM

A

Marines

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16
Q

Branch of service

VV

A

Navy

17
Q

Interphone message priorities

A

Emergency messages
Clearance and control instructions
Movement and control messages
Movement messages on VFR aircraft

18
Q

Use the words __________ or _________ for interrupting lower priority messages when you have an emergency or control message to transmit.

A

Emergency or control

19
Q

Interphone message format

1.

A

Both caller and receiver state their facility

20
Q

Interphone message format

2.

A

Caller states type of coordination to be accomplished

21
Q

Interphone message format

3.

A

Caller states message

22
Q

Interphone message format

4.

A

Receiver states response to callers message followed by their operating initials

23
Q

Interphone message format

5.

A

The caller states their operating initials

24
Q

Terminate all interphone messages with your __________ ___________.

A

Operating initials

25
Q

FAA flight service stations state the name of the service followed by the word _______.

A

Radio

example: Columbus radio

26
Q

Sector 26 LOA

A

All IFR aircraft departing OLU northbound shall be prior coordinated with sector 37

27
Q

When calling for clearances for OVR/OFF

A

Contact Omaha approach

28
Q

When calling for clearances grand island

A

Contact grand island tower

29
Q

When calling for clearances Lincoln

A

Contact Lincoln approach

30
Q

When calling for clearances for all other airports

A

Contact Columbus radio

31
Q

For Lincoln arrival aircraft at or above 11,000 MSL will be at or

A

descending to 11,000 feet MSL or lowest center altitude available

32
Q

All westbound aircraft departing Kearney Hastings and grand island airports are to be coordinated with _________ _________ prior to issuing thE IFR departure clearance

A

Denver Center

33
Q

All aircraft departing Columbus northbound on V71 are to be coordinated with _________ prior to issuing the IFR departure clearance

A

Sector 37

34
Q

All other departures are to be coordinated with the adjacent sector or center prior to the aircraft crossing the ____ ____ __ ____ _____ or within _____ ______ ___ _______ ______, which ever is appropriate.

A

Last fix in your sector

Two minutes of the departure times

35
Q

Issue clearances in the following order:

A
Aircraft ID
Clearance limit
Route
Altitude
Frequency and Beacon
Transponder code information
36
Q

Relay clearances ___________

A

Verbatim

37
Q

Avoid using the term _________ except to actually clear and aircraft for takeoff or to cancel take off clearance.

Use such terms as ______ _________ or _______ in clearance when necessary

A

Takeoff

Depart, departure or fly

38
Q

Always include ___ ________ ___ ________ when issuing a departure clearance for relayed to an aircraft by FSS, dispatcher Etc.

A

The airport of departure

39
Q

Assign ______ _______, ________ ____ _____, _____ ___ ______ or _____ _____ when necessary to separate departures from other aircraft or to restrict or regulate the departure flow.

A

Departure restrictions, clearance void times, hold for release or release times

40
Q

When issuing clearance void times at airports not served by control towers provide instructions requiring the pilots to advise ATC of their intentions ___ ____ ____ ___ _______ after the clearance void time if not airborne

A

Not later than 30 minutes

41
Q

Use DME procedures and minima only when _______ ______________ _______ are maintained

A

Direct pilot/controller communications