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GEN - Miscellaneous Flashcards

1
Q

What is the S27 frequency and its associated radio stations?

A

129.205

Primary: Greenford
Secondary: Daventry
BURT: Daventry

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What is the S32 frequency and its associated radio stations?

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134.390

Primary: Daventry
Secondary: Winstone
BURT: Winstone

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What is the S28 frequency and its associated radio stations?

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127.105

Primary: Daventry
Secondary: Chedburgh
BURT: Daventry

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4
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What is the S34 frequency and its associated radio stations?

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127.880

Primary: Daventry
Secondary: Greenford
BURT: Daventry

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5
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What is the DTY standby frequency and its associated radio stations?
Which other LAG is the standby frequency shared with?

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120.025

Primary: Winstone
Secondary: Swingfield
Tertiary: Grantham
BURT: Winstone

Shared with Central

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6
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What is the S12 frequency and its associated radio stations?

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133.940

Primary: Swingfield
Secondary: Chedburgh
BURT: Swingfield

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What is the S13 frequency and its associated radio stations?

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128.160

Primary: Chedburgh
Secondary: Swingfield
BURT: Swingfield

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What is the S14 frequency and its associated radio stations?

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118.480

Primary: Chedburgh
Secondary: Swingfield
BURT: Swingfield

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9
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What is the CLN standby frequency and its associated radio stations?
Which other sector is the standby frequency shared with?

A

133.525

Primary: Trimingham
Secondary: Grantham
BURT: Trimingham

Shared with North Sea

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10
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What is the secondary CLN standby frequency and its associated radio stations?
Which other LAG is the standby frequency shared with?

A

136.6

Primary: Ventnor
Secondary: Swingfield
BURT: Ventnor

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11
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What is the minimum FL for usage of CPDLC?

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FL195

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What colour TDB border would occur with either a low/medium priority STCA, and what colour TDB border occurs with a high severity STCA?

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Low/medium priority: white

High severity: red

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13
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For Heathrow AMAN delays of 7 minutes or more, what speed reduction is issued by neighbouring ANSPs and at what distance from Heathrow is it applied?

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Reduction of 0.04 in the Mach number, 350 miles from Heathrow

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Between what times is Heathrow XMAN applicable?

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0630-2200 local

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15
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What is the definition of EAT?

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EAT is the time at which an aircraft is expected to be cleared to leave the inner holding facility following a delay, to commence its approach for landing. EATs are issued when landing delays exceed 20 mins.

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16
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If an aircraft is instructed to enter an en-route hold, under what circumstances should it be issued with an OCT and when should an EAT be issued instead?

A

OCT is an ‘onward clearance time’ and should be issued whenever an aircraft is instructed to enter an en-route hold. It is calculated by the sector team based on the best delay information currently available. If the aircraft’s destination is covered by AMAN, then an EAT will be issued instead.

17
Q

What must an aircraft never be told in regards to en-route holding? If it is not possible to immediately provide an accurate OCT, what should the flight crew be told?

A

An aircraft must never told that en-route holding is indefinite. If it is not possible to provide an accurate OCT, then an arbitrary OCT requiring 10-15 minutes holding, which must be updated to an accurate time before the arbitrary time has elapsed.

18
Q

When should ‘delay not determined be used?

A

When relaying information with regards holding at the inner stacks, for reasons other than weather, where the extent of the delay is not known. This phrase should not be used by LAC controllers in relation to aircraft holding en-route.

19
Q

What is the route to be given for a stack swap to a BIG1E?

A

LOGAN-DET-BIG

20
Q

What is the route to be given for a stack swap to an TOBID2X?

A

HON-WOD-OCK

21
Q

What do the abbreviations SI, TOI, OPNOT and IN mean in regards to First Brief documents?

A

SI - Supplementary Instructions
TOI - Temporary Operating Instructions
OPNOT - Operational Notices
IN - InfoNotes

22
Q

What radar sources cover the DTY sector?

A 
Bovingdon
Clee Hill
Cromer
Debden
Great Dun Fell
Pease Pottage
23
Q

What radar sources cover the CLN sector?

A 
Bovingdon
Claxby
Cromer
Debden
Pease Pottage
24
Q

What is the procedure for obtaining a standby frequency?

A
  • Request through GS
  • GS shall select the appropriate frequency using the SIS page and advise the OS that it is in use, who ensures that the SIS is updated to show which sector is using the frequency
25
Q

Why may a pilot request delay information from ATC?

A

When unanticipated circumstances may result in landing at the destination aerodrome with:

  • Less than final reserve fuel, plus fuel required to proceed to an alternate aerodrome; or
  • The fuel required to operate to an isolated aerodrome
26
Q

When would a pilot declare “minimum fuel” and what considerations should be given to this aircraft?

A

When committed to land at a specific aerodrome and any change to the existing clearance to that aerodrome may result in landing with less than the planned final reserve fuel.

This is not an emergency situation, but it should make ATC aware that an emergency situation is possible should any additional delay occur, and that all planned aerodrome options have been reduced to a specific aerodrome of intended landing.

27
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When will a pilot declare a fuel emergency?

A

When the calculated usable fuel predicted to be available upon landing at the nearest aerodrome where a safe landing can be made is less than the planned final reserve fuel.

28
Q

What responses would be given to a pilot declaring “minimum fuel”?

A

Examples would be:
“Roger, no traffic delay expected”
“Expect [number] minutes delay”
“[Number] miles from touchdown”

29
Q

What are a controller’s actions on receiving a report of malicious use of a laser against an aircraft?

A

Acknowledge the report from the pilot and seek as much information as possible, including:

  • time of attack
  • altitude and position at the time of the attack (including approx. latitude/longitude if possible) together with any information on the location of the source of the laser
  • Description of the laser light, i.e. colour, whether continuous or pulsing
  • Any avoiding action taken
  • Any impact upon vision/concentration

Controllers should anticipate the need for the pilot to adopt manoeuvres or operational techniques to minimise the impact on the aircraft.

For 30 minutes after the last reported attack, controllers must advise other aircraft in the vicinity that laser activity has been reported. The controller shall advise the GS as soon as possible so that police action can be taken.

A CA4114 report is to be filed.

Clacton/Daventry (19 decks)

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