Lesson Ten: Manage Aircraft Profiles Flashcards
A profile that exists for a flight plan but is NOT protected is what profile?
Planned
A profile for an active controlled flight is a what profile?
Cleared
When initial coordination data for an aircraft entering OCS from an adjacent sector/FIR is probed and accepted, what type of profile is created?
Coordinated
Does the OCS CPAR area extends beyond the sectors airspace?
Yes
As part of the CPAR process, all clearances must be what?
Probed
What will selecting probe do?
Detect and protect current and future conflicts
Does selecting the probe save the proposed profile?
Yes, regardless of conflict identified
What will selecting trial probe do?
Detect current and future conflicts only
When an aircraft is climbing/ descending, where does OCS protect airspace?
Current level to cleared level
When an aircraft is cleared to maintain a block level, how will OCS protect the airspace?
Protect the block level at all times
When an aircraft in a block level has been cleared to climb what will OCS do?
Release some of the airspace when aircraft reports a level
When an aircraft has been cleared to deviate from its route due to weather, what will OCS protect?
Protect the aircraft up to the extent of its deviation
In OCS are we allowed offsets?
No
Two mechanisms used to protect aircraft profiles are accessed through what windows?
Clearance and Coordination windows
What colour data indicates a proposed profile in the coordination window?
Green
