Phase 2

Question 1

When surveillance is not available, you must apply WHAT separation standards? (1 mark)

Answer 1

Apply procedural separation standards between aircraft.

Question 2

In addition to separating aircraft, you must: (3 marks)

Answer 2

• Coordinate, record, issue clearances and traffic information as required;
• Keep flight progress strips up to date; and
• Provide services as requested in class G.

Question 3

List the standard descent levels and the affected sectors for:

Arrivals to NZWN

SECTOR

STANDARD DESCENT

Answer 3

ARRIVALS to NZWN

SECTOR: CH ACC (KAIKOURA)

STANDARD DESCENT: FL250

Question 4

List the standard descent levels and the affected sectors for:

Arrivals to NZCH

SECTOR

STANDARD DESCENT

Answer 4

ARRIVALS to NZCH

SECTOR: CH ACC (SOUTH)

STANDARD DESCENT: FL260

Question 5

You must coordinate with FZ APP when an aircraft is off track. What are the two requirements for coordination? (2 marks)

Answer 5

Coordinate with approach when an aircraft:

• is on a heading; or
• is off planned track and tracking direct FZ.

Question 6

What is the exception to coordination requirements for off track aircraft entering FZ APP airspace? (1 mark)

Answer 6

Coordination is not required if an aircraft is within 5 NM of planned track provided that the aircraft is instructed to “REPORT TRACKING DIRECT FZ” on transfer.

Question 7

When an aircraft will leave controlled airspace at PATCO, what coordination must you do (include any defining level for this action): (2 marks)

Answer 7

FZ ACC must pass an ESTIMATE PATCO to AA OCA for flights entering uncontrolled airspace at PATCO, FL245 or below.

Question 8

When an aircraft enters controlled airspace at PATCO you must: (2 marks)

Answer 8

• Identify the aircraft before providing a surveillance service; and
• issue clearance for the aircraft to operate in controlled airspace.

Question 9

For aircraft entering AA OCA you must provide:

Above FL245?

Below FL245?

Answer 9

Above FL245: T10 or Vertical separation

Below FL245: Traffic information

Question 10

What phraseology must you use when an aircraft requests a level change and it is less than 20 minutes from the boundary?

Answer 10

Will you accept [CALLSIGN] [LEVEL]

Question 11

IFR flight tracking 093° True

Answer 11

11,000 ft

(North-ODD)

Question 12

IFR flight tracking 060° Magnetic

Answer 12

FL170

(North-ODD)

Question 13

VFR flight tracking 115° Magnetic

Answer 13

8500 ft

(South-Even + 500 ft)

Question 14

VFR flight tracking 335° Magnetic

Answer 14

FL215

(North-Odd + 500 ft)

Question 15

IFR flight tracking 260° Magnetic

Answer 15

FL320

(South-Even)

Question 16

Transition altitude in FZ Airspace? (1 mark)

Answer 16

13,000 ft AMSL

Question 17

Who is responsible to resolve conflicts between aircraft departing and entering FZ TMA from FZ ACC? (1 mark)

Answer 17

FZ TMA and FZ ACC must jointly resolve conflicts between arriving, departing and overflying aircraft.

Question 18

What are considered to be similar aircraft types? (2 marks)

Answer 18

Jet/Jet

Turboprop/Turboprop

Question 19

What ATM is required from FZ ACC to CH ACC? (4 marks)

Answer 19

When providing surveillance services, FZ ACC must:

• sequence all aircraft of similar types on the same route with at least 10 NM and no closing speed by the transfer of control point;
• Coordinate any speed increase for jet traffic;
• Instruct aircraft assigned speed reductions to report assigned speed on first contact; and
• coordinate any variation to these requirements

Question 20

What ATM is required from FZ ACC to FZ TMA? (4 marks)

Answer 20

When providing surveillance services, FZ ACC must:

• Provide at least 5 NM spacing with no closing speed between similar aircraft types at the transfer of control point;
• Provide vertical separation of mode C + 1000 ft to aircraft overtaking slower traffic;
• instruct jet aircraft to reduce speed to 250 kts by 40 NM FZ; and
• instruct aircraft assigned speed reduction to report assigned speed on first contact.

Question 21

What is the radio identifier for: BAW

Answer 21

Speedbird

Question 22

What is the radio identifier for: CSN

Answer 22

China Southern

Question 23

What is the radio identifier for: UAE

Answer 23

Emirates

Question 24

What is the radio identifier for: THY

Answer 24

Turkish

Question 25

Table of information: Kaikoura

Answer 25

Operating position: Area Control
Sector/Abbreviation: KAIKOURA (North of NZFZ)
Telephone ID: Kaikoura
Radio ID: Christchurch Control
Radio Freq: 126.5

Question 26

Table of information: South

Answer 26

Operating position: Area Control
Sector/Abbreviation: SOUTH (South of NZFZ)
Telephone ID: South
Radio ID: Christchurch Control
Radio Freq: 129.3

Question 27

Table of information: Forest

Answer 27

Operating position: Area Control
Sector/Abbreviation: FZ ACC
Telephone ID: Forest
Radio ID: Forest Control
Radio Freq: 123.7

Question 28

Table of information: Oceanic

Answer 28

A
Operating position: Oceanic Area Control
Sector/Abbreviation: AA OCA (east of NZFZ)
Telephone ID: Oceanic
Radio ID: Auckland Oceanic
Radio Freq: HF or Datalink

Question 29

Table of information: Approach

Answer 29

Operating position: Approach Control
Sector/Abbreviation: FZ TMA
Telephone ID: Approach
Radio ID: Forest Approach
Radio Freq: 120.9

Question 30

Table of information: IS FIU

Answer 30

Operating position: Island Flight Information Unit
Sector/Abbreviation: IS FIU
Telephone ID: Island Flight Service
Radio ID: Island Flight Service
Radio Freq: 118.6