Radar Control-ATC Clearances Flashcards

1
Q

What is TACAN?

A

Terminal Approach Control

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2
Q

Priority of Radar

A

Saperation of aircraft

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3
Q

ADS-B stands for

A

Automatic dependent Surveillance Broadcast

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4
Q

Radar problem with low altitudes

A

Plane may not be seen on radar

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5
Q

Saperation of small planes

A

3NM and Large 6NM

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6
Q

Speed type and time used for separation climbs and descents

A

TAS and 10mins

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7
Q

You heard radar communication is terminated to lost, next step.

A

Report position by using fixes.

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8
Q

High VOR ranges

A

1000-14.500: 40NM
14,500-18000: 100NM
18,000-45.000: 130NM
45.000-60.000: 100NM

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9
Q

Low VOR ranges

A

1000-18000: 40NM

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10
Q

Terminal VOR ranges

A

1000-12000:L 25NM

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11
Q

ATC vector take to clouds, next step

A

inform ATC

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12
Q

no motion on a plane, means

A

probably on coilions course

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13
Q

Climb rate expectation

A

optimum rate in 1000ft

if more than 1500: 500-1500

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14
Q

Elements of IFR flight Clearance

A
ID
Clerance Limit
Departure Procedure
Holding instructions 
Route of flight
Cruise clearnaces
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15
Q

Clearance limit

A

Intended destination

Might have expected clearance

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16
Q

Cruise clearance

A

Free to flight from minimum to mentioned altitude

17
Q

VFR on Top

A

You can fly without canceling your IFR flight
Has to be below 18000
ATC has to assigned it

18
Q

Contact Approach

A

1SM visibility and remain clear of clouds

19
Q

VFR restriction to IFR clearance

A

Maintain VFR only request is. Helpful in busy airports

20
Q

Composite flight plan

A

On one flight, VFR and IFR is included same

Check VFR and IFR on the plan

21
Q

Terminal enroute clearance

A

Close two airports and low altitudes. (less than 2 hours)

22
Q

Release time

A

earliest time you can depart

23
Q

Void clearance time

A

no control tower

clearance will be void if the aircraft is not airborne by a specific time

24
Q

GCO

A

ground communication outlet

ground to ground communication for VFR to IFR close

25
Q

Mandetory reports under IFR

A
M: missed approach
A: Airspeed (+-10kt or 5% change
R: Reaching holding fix report time
V: VFR on top
E: ETA change +- 3mins (non-radar)
L: Leaving a holding fix
O: outer marker (non-radar)
U: unforcasted weather
S: safety of flight 
V: vacating an altitude
F: FAF (non Radar) 
R: radio failure 
C: Compulsory reporting points
500: unable to climb and descent 500ft