Issue STARs/SIDs

Question 1

What does STAR stand for?

Answer 1

Standard Terminal Arrivals

Question 2

What does SID stand for?

Answer 2

Standard Instrument Departure Procedures

Question 3

What phraseology do you use to amend a clearance route?

Answer 3

> CHANGE______, TO READ _______

> (Amendment to route) REST OF ROUTE UNCHANGED

> CLEARED DIRECT (fix, waypoint), CLEARED DIRECT (destination airport)

Question 4

What do you include in IFR departure clearances?

Answer 4

> the airport of departure (when issuing a dep clearance for relay to an aircraft by an FSS, dispatcher, etc)

> clearance limit

> departure procedures

Question 5

When the clearance limit is an airport, how would you say that in a clearance?

Answer 5

CLEARED TO (destination) AIRPORT

Question 6

When the clearance limit is a NAVAID and the NAVAID type is known, how would you say that in a clearance?

Answer 6

CLEARED TO (NAVAID name and type)

Question 7

When the clearance limit is a NAVAID and the NAVIAD type is known, how would you say that while giving a clearance?

Answer 7

CLEARED TO (intersection or waypoint name and type)

Question 8

When giving a clearance to AF1, what don’t you give?

Answer 8

The destination airport

CLEARED TO DESTINATION AS FILED

Question 9

What does IAP stand for?

Answer 9

Instrument Approach Procedures

Question 10

What are IFR Takeoff minimums and departure procedures about?

Answer 10

They assist pilots in knowing how to avoid obstacles while taking off.

Pilots have to tell ATC appropriate headings or altitudes while taking off from airports without departure procedures.