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Operating Procedures Flashcards

1
Q

When using radio, the operator should speak…?

A
  1. all words plainly and clearly

2. avoid tendency to shout, accent syllables, or to speak too rapidly.

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2
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What are the two Speech Transmission Techniques?

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  1. Speed (constant, not too fast or too slow)

2. Rhythm (avoid “um” and “er”)

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3
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12:45 am in 24-hour clock system?

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0045

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4
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12:00 noon in 24-hour clock system?

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1200

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11:45 pm in 24-hour clock system?

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2345

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6
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12:00 midnight in 24-hour clock system?

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2400 or 0000

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1:30 am in 24-hour clock system?

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0130

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1:45 pm in 24-hour clock system?

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1345

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4:30 pm in 24-hour clock system?

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1630

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10
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What is Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)?

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Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
Zulu Time (Z)
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Noon (EST) of the 16th day of the month is expressed as?

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161200 E

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12
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2:45 am (PST) of the 24th day of the month is expressed as?

A

240245 P

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13
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The phonetic alphabet was adopted by?

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International Telecommunication Union (ITU)

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14
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A

A

Alpha

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B

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Bravo

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C

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Charlie

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17
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D

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Delta

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E

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Echo

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F

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Foxtrot

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G

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Golf

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21
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H

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Hotel

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22
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I

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India

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J

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Juliett

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K

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Kilo

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L

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Lima

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M

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Mike

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N

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November

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O

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Oscar

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P

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Papa

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30
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Q

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Quebec

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R

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Romeo

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32
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S

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Sierra

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33
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T

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Tango

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34
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U

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Uniform

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35
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V

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Victor

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36
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W

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Whiskey

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37
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X

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X-ray

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38
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Y

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Yankee

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39
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Z

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Zulu

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40
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0

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ZE-RO

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41
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1

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WUN

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42
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2

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TOO

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43
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3

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TREE

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44
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4

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FOW-er

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45
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5

A

FIFE

46
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6

A

SIX

47
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7

A

SEV-en

48
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8

A

AIT

49
Q

9

A

NIN-er

50
Q

Decimal

A

DAY-SEE-MAL

51
Q

Hundred

A

HUN-dred

52
Q

Thousand

A

TOU-SAND

53
Q

10 becomes?

A

One Zero

54
Q

75 becomes?

A

Seven Five

55
Q

100 becomes?

A

One Zero Zero

56
Q

5800 becomes?

A

Five Eight Zero Zero

57
Q

11,000 becomes?

A

One One Thousand

58
Q

68,009 becomes?

A

Six Eight Zero Zero Nine

59
Q

121.5 becomes?

A

One Two One Decimal Five

60
Q

$17.25 becomes?

A

Dollars One Seven Decimal Two Five

61
Q

$0.75 becomes?

A

Decimal Seven Five

62
Q

What is Altitude Above Sea Level expressed in?

A

Thousands plus hundreds of feet

63
Q

What is Flight Levels expressed in?

A

Separate digits

64
Q

2700 in Altitude Above Sea Level is expressed as?

A

Two Thousand Seven Hundred

65
Q

FL265 in Flight Levels expressed as?

A

Flight Level Two Six Five

66
Q

Aircraft Type Numbers in wind speed and cloud formation heights are expressed in ?

A

group forms

67
Q

Flight 320 in Aircraft Type Numbers expressed as?

A

Flight Three Twenty

68
Q

DC10 in Aircraft Type Numbers expressed as?

A

DC Ten

69
Q

34BKN in Aircraft Type Numbers expressed as?

A

Thirty Four Broken

70
Q

Wind 270/10 in Aircraft Type Numbers expressed as?

A

Wind Two Seven Zero Degrees One Zero Knots

71
Q

0920Z (time) in Aircraft Type Numbers expressed as?

A

Zero Niner Two Zero Zulu

72
Q

09 (time) in Aircraft Type Numbers expressed as?

A

Nine minutes past the hour

73
Q

Aircraft Headings are given in groups of?

A

Three digits

74
Q

If operating within the Southern Domestic Airspace, the heading is expressed in?

A

Magnetic

75
Q

If operating within the Northern Domestic Airspace, the heading is expressed in?

A

True

76
Q

005 degrees is?

A

Heading Zero Zero Five

77
Q

350 degrees is?

A

Heading Three Five Zero

78
Q

Aerodrome Elevations are expressed in?

A

Fleet, using the expression as: “field elevation”

79
Q

150 in Aerodrome Elevations?

A

Field Elevation One Five Zero

80
Q

3500 in Aerodrome Elevations?

A

Field Elevation Three Thousand Five Zero Zero

81
Q

What is a call sign?

A

for identification purposes upon initial contact

82
Q

CESSNA-182 GFAC is expressed as?

A

CESSNA ONE EIGHT TWO GOLF FOXTROT ALPHA CHARLIE

83
Q

Area control centre

A

Ottawa Centre

84
Q

Surface movement control

A

Toronto Ground

85
Q

Flight information service station

A

Ottawa Information

86
Q

Clearance delivery

A

Edmonton Delivery

87
Q

Approach control radar arrivals

A

Ottawa Arrival

88
Q

Approach control radar departures

A

Winnipeg Departure

89
Q

Precision approach radar

A

Montreal Precision

90
Q

Community aerodrome radio station

A

Eskimo Tower

91
Q

Private aeronautical station

A

Radio

92
Q

Company Dispatch

A

Dispatch

93
Q

For a Single Station Call, what are the procedures to transmit a call?

A
  1. The call sign of the station called (not more than 3 times, once if radio conditions are good)
  2. The words “THIS IS”
  3. The call sign of the station calling (not more than three times, once if radio conditions are good)
  4. The frequency on which the calling station is transmitting
  5. The invitation to reply “OVER”
94
Q

An example of Single Station Call?

A

TORONTO TOWER (3 times)
THIS IS
CESSNA ONE EIGHT FIVE - FOXTROT ALFA DELTA TANGO ON FREQUENCY ONE ONE EIGHT DECIMAL SEVEN
OVER

95
Q

What is All Stations General Call?

A

When an operator wishes to make contact with any station

Uses the term “ALL STATIONS”

96
Q

An example of All Stations General Call?

A

ALL STATIONS (3 times)
THIS IS
TORONTO AIR RADIO (3 times if necessary)

97
Q

What is Multiple Station Call

A

When calling to multiple stations simultaneously always followed by “THIS IS”

98
Q

When Replying what words do you use?

A

“GO AHEAD” to proceed

“STAND BY” not to proceed followed by number of seconds of delay

99
Q

An example of Replying?

A

PIPER FOXTROT X-RAY QUEBEC QUEBEC
THIS IS
TORONTO TOWER
GO AHEAD (or) STAND BY TWO MINUTES

100
Q

What phrase to determine their identity?

A

STATION CALLING “blah blah blah”

101
Q

What phrase to repeat?

A

SAY AGAIN

102
Q

What phrase to finish your sayings?

A

OVER

103
Q

What phrase to end conversation?

A

OUT

104
Q

What phrase if an error has been made?

A

CORRECTION

105
Q

What are the three types of repetitions in terms of correction?

A
  1. SAY AGAIN ALL BEFORE (first word)
  2. SAY AGAIN (word missing) TO (word after missing)
  3. SAY AGAIN ALL AFTER (last word)
106
Q

When transmitting a message, the radio station operator should

A
  1. plan the content of the message before transmitting
  2. listen briefly before transmitting to avoid interference with other transmissions
  3. deliver the radio message clearly and concisely using standard phraseology whenever practical
107
Q

What are the four parts of message handling format?

A
  1. the call indicating the addressee and the originator
  2. the addressee reply
  3. the message
  4. the acknowledgment or ending
108
Q

The procedure for a signal (radio) check is?

A
  1. Call another aircraft or aeronautical ground station on any appropriate frequency that will not interfere with the normal working of other aircraft or ground stations, and request a signal check.
  2. The signal check consists of “SIGNAL (or RADIO) CHECK 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. HOW DO YOU READ ME? OVER”
  3. Your station identification (call sign) should also be transmitted during such test transmissions.
  4. Signal checks should not last more than 10 seconds
  5. When replying or receiving a reply to a signal check, the following readability scale should be used: 1 Bad, 2 Poor, 3 Fair, 4 Good, 5 Excellent
109
Q

Three types of communication checks?

A

Signal Check
Preflight check
Maintenance check

110
Q

An example of communication check

A

WATSON LAKE RADIO
THIS IS
CESSNA FOXTROT ALFA BRAVO CHARLIE
REQUEST SIGNAL CHECK ON FIVE SIX EIGHT ZERO

CESSNA FOXTROT ALFA BRAVO CHARLIE
THIS IS
WATSON LAKE RADIO
READING YOU STRENGTH FIVE
OVER

Air Radio License (5 decks)

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