PANs - Radar/Arrival/Dep/Emergency

Question 1

SRA stands for

Answer 1

Surveillance Radar Approach (SRA)

Question 2

What is surveillance Radar approach

Answer 2

Type of radar approach from ATC. Only requires radio equipment.
Controller vectors aircraft to align with runway centreline.
Vectors passed until approach and landing by visual reference.

Question 3

Aircraft provided with ATS surveillance service when should position be passed:

Answer 3

Upon identification
When requested by the pilot
When pilot estimated position differs with that of ATC
When instructed to resume own navigation after vectoring
Deviation from route
Before termination of the service

Question 4

Aircraft shall not be vectored closer than from airspace boundary

Answer 4

2.5nm or 1/2 radar separation if greater

Question 5

Can a controlled flight be vectored in uncontrolled airspace in emergency

Answer 5

Yes

Question 6

Normal Radar termination range for SRA

Answer 6

2nm - range and advisory heights every 2nm
2nm or less = 1/2nm

Question 7

Strayed Aircraft

Answer 7

A aircraft which has significantly deviated or reports itself lost

Question 8

An unidentified aircraft is

Answer 8

Observed to be operating in area but identify is not been established

Question 9

Fuel dumping must be

Answer 9

Clear of cities or towns
Away from areas where thunderstorms have been reported
Level should not be less than 6000ft
Duration of fuel dump defined

Question 10

Air traffic incident report includes

Answer 10

Aircraft proximity occurrences
Obstructions on runways
Runway incursion
Faulty procedures
Equipment failures
Non compliance with procedures

Question 11

AIRPROX is

Answer 11

Aircraft Proximity Report
Unsafe seperation from another aircraft
Type of air traffic incident report

Question 12

PSR Identification Procedures

Answer 12

Instruct pilot to execute one or more changes of heading of more than 30 degrees