Lesson 304

Question 1

MATS ACC > Flight Information > Information Service > Flight Hazards

If information is available, inform pilots when their aircraft has entered, or is about to enter, active Class F airspace or airspace restricted by NOTAM.

ⓘ ⓘ All Class F airspace is defined in the Designated Airspace Handbook and is published on aeronautical charts. Restricted airspace may also be designated by NOTAM to ensure safety of flight during situations such as forest fires, well fires, or natural disaster.

Answer 1

understand

Question 2

MATS ACC > Flight Information > Information Service > Flight Hazards

If information is available, inform pilots when their aircraft has entered, or is about to enter, active Class F airspace or airspace restricted by NOTAM.

ⓘ ⓘ All Class F airspace is defined in the Designated Airspace Handbook and is published on aeronautical charts. Restricted airspace may also be designated by NOTAM to ensure safety of flight during situations such as forest fires, well fires, or natural disaster.

Answer 2

understand

Question 3

MATS ACC > Separation > Separation from Special-Use Airspace

Within controlled airspace, apply vertical or lateral separation between an aircraft and the outer edge of the following airspaces: 
■ 
■ :
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— 
— 

ⓘ Class F Restricted airspace includes Danger Areas (CYDs).
ⓘ The DAH states the times that a Restricted or Advisory area is active. A user agency may release an area in part or in total when not in use to a controlling agency (joint use). In such cases, ATC may advise the aircraft that the airspace is inactive and issue a clearance. Such arrangements for release should be contained in an agreement between the user and controlling agencies. Areas released for use by ATC assume the same airspace classification as the surrounding airspace.

Answer 3

■ Airspace restricted by the Minister
■ Class F airspace ⓘⓘ, unless one of the following applies:
— The aircraft is operating on an ALTRV APVL.
— The pilot states having obtained permission from the user agency to enter the area.
— The pilot has been cleared for a contact or visual approach.

Question 4

MATS ACC > Separation > Separation from Special-Use Airspace > Class F Advisory Airspace > Vertical Separation
The minimum vertical separation from Class F Advisory airspace is _______. If _____________ separation is required, the minimum vertical separation is ________.

Answer 4

500 feet
wake turbulence
1000 feet

Question 5

CYA – separation du PPS?

CYR – separation du PPS?

Answer 5

skin paint
applpy separation lateral or vertical (same rule to decide if 3 5 or 10 miles ((Csit or Nards range 120 NM left to right and both a#c below 15000 or altitude readout display or both aircraft.)))

Question 6

Description CYR Martin

Answer 6

CYR007

ground jusqu’a 12 000ASL

Question 7

Restriction Vitesse décollage Martin

Answer 7

250kts sous 10 000

200kts sous 3000 AGL ( 3800ASL Martin)

Question 8

Restriction vitesse MATS 
Vitesse MINIMUM a ASSIGNER
20 miles ou plus aeroport: 
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Moins de 20 miles aéroport 
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-

Answer 8

10 000 et + ; 250IAS
sous 10 000; 210 IAS

turboréacteur; 160 IAS
a helices; 120 IAS