Phraseology & Definitions Flashcards

1
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Minimum Fuel

A

Term used to inform ATC that they cannot accept undue delay

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2
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Immediately

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Term used only when expeditious compliance is required to avoid an imminent situation

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3
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Anticipated separation

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Reasonable assurance that prescribed separation will exist

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4
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Authorized transmissions

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Messages necessary for air traffic control or otherwise necessary for contributing to air safety

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5
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“Shall” or “must”

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Action is mandatory

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6
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“May” or “need not”

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Action is optional

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7
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“Should”

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Action is recommended

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8
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“Will”

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Meaning futurity

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9
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Possible human trafficking

A

Blue lightning

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10
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Expedite

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Term used when prompt compliance is required to avoid the development of a situation

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11
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“Shall not” or “must not”

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Action is prohibited

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12
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MARSA (military assumes responsibility for separation of aircraft)

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Sole responsibility is to provide separation between military aircraft and IFR aircraft

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13
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Establishing contact with flight following aircraft

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“Contact next 30 or exiting”

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14
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Terminating contact with flight following aircraft

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“Flight following services terminated, frequency change approved”

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15
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Prevailing visibility

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Greatest visibility equaled or exceed throughout at least half the horizon circle, which need not be continuous.

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16
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ESCAT

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Emergency security control of aircraft

17
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Visibility

A

The greatest distance at which selected objects can be seen and identified.

18
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SID

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Standard instrument departure

19
Q

SVFR

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Local SVFR operations in the immediate vicinity of Muir are approved until further notice. Maintain SVFR conditions at or below 2500

20
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P.O.L

A

Petroleum, oils, and lubricants

21
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Practice GPS 25 Approach

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Practice GPS RWY 25 approach is approved, maintain VFR conditions at or below 2500, report ARMIF

22
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Practice GPS B Approach

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Practice GPS B approach is approved, maintain VFR conditions at or below 2500, report FALAS

23
Q

Aircraft requesting to transition through airspace

A

Transition approved, Muir altimeter ____

24
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Aircraft requesting departure information

A

Runway __ in use, Wind __, Altimeter ___, Weather info if applicable

25
Q

Aircraft requesting to taxi

A

Taxi to, hold short ____, and contact tower.

Pilot must repeat hold short instructions

26
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Windshear

A

A change in wind speed and/or direction in a short distance

27
Q

Microburst

A

Small dangerous downdrafts of wind extending horizontally 2.5 miles or less with wind speeds up to 150 knots

28
Q

Aircraft requesting departure from a non-movement area…

A

Departure from non-movement area will be at your own risk, use caution

29
Q

UAS Phraseology (Departure) -

UAS Operator: “Shadow will be departing in 30 minutes”

A

Tower: “Shadow, Roger”

-“Attention Muir traffic, be advised unmanned aircraft will be departing the UAS area in 30 minutes”

30
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UAS Phraseology (Departure) -

UAS Operator: “Request permission to pressurize”

A

Tower: “Shadow pressurization approved, advise when ready for departure” or “delay pressurization for incoming/departing aircraft”

-Clear traffic pattern of all traffic

31
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UAS Phraseology (Departure) -

UAS Operator: “Tower, Shadow ready for takeoff”
Tower

A

Tower: “Shadow, departure will be at your own risk, use caution, report airborne” or “Hold for incoming/departing traffic”

32
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UAS Phraseology (Departure) -

UAS Operator: “Tower, Shadow is airborne”

A

Tower: “Shadow, roger, report entering restricted area”

33
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UAS Phraseology (Departure) -

UAS Operator: “Shadow is in restricted area”

A

Tower: “Shadow, squawk 4000, contact Range Control on the 800MHz, frequency change approved”

34
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UAS Phraseology (Arrival) -

UAS Operator: “Tower, Shadow will be departing the restricted area in 30 minutes”

A

Tower: “Shadow, Roger”

-“Attention Muir traffic, be advised, unmanned aircraft will be inbound from restricted area in 30 minutes”

35
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UAS Phraseology (Arrival) -

UAS Operator: “Tower, Shadow is 5 minutes from entering Class D for landing”

A

Tower: “Shadow, proceed as requested, advise when entering the Class D” or “Shadow, hold for incoming/departing traffic”

-Clear traffic pattern

36
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UAS Phraseology (Arrival) -

UAS Operator: “Tower, Shadow is entering the Class D at this time”

A

Tower: “Shadow, in sight/not in sight, squawk 1200 and advise when ready for landing.

37
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UAS Phraseology (Arrival) -

UAS Operator: “Tower, Shadow is ready for landing, full stop”

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Tower: “Shadow, landing will be at your own risk, use caution, check wheels down, report on the ground”