Reporting Points

Question 1

What is a reporting point

Answer 1

A geographical location in relation to which the position of an aircraft is reported

Question 2

What is a compulsory reporting point?

Answer 2

Reporting points which must be reported to ATC. Pilots discontinue position reporting over these when they are “radar contact”

Question 3

If necessary, you may request an aircraft to provide an estimate or report over:

Answer 3

A specific fix

Question 4

What is the phraseology for informing an aircraft of its position with respect to a fix or airway?

Answer 4

OVER/PASSING (fix)

(# miles) MILES FROM (fix)

(# miles) MILES (discretion) OF (fix, airway, or location)

CROSSING/JOINING/DEPARTING (airway or route)

INTERCEPTING/CROSSING (name of NAVAID) (specified) RADIAL

Question 5

What are VFR reporting points?

Answer 5

Billboard (SE)
Water Gate (SW)
Kelly Tower (NW)
Duster (NE)

Question 6

Extra care should be taken to ensure VFR aircraft transitioning…

Answer 6

RAR airspace does not conflict with IFR aircraft.

Restrict flight at or above 3,500’ MSL, provide suggested vectors, and/or coordinate as necessary.