Strip Marking Flashcards
What are Flight Progress Strips?
- Computer generated printouts
- or handwritten strips containing
- flight plan info.
What are Flight Progress Strips Used for?
- To Coordinate info between facilities
2. Record info
Are Flight Progress Strips considered legal documents?
Yes
What is strip marking?
- Recording info on flight progress strips
- to document info
- and assist controllers
What is Equipment suffix?
- Code used to describe
- transponder and/or
- navigation capability
- of an aircraft
Do terminal and en route have the same formats for strips?
No
What format must handwritten strips match?
That of computer generated strips
What type of handwriting must handwritten strips use?
- Legible
2. Upper-case print
In using handwritten strips, is it permissible to overwrite or erase any information?
No
In using handwritten strips, what is the process to delete unwanted or unused altitude info?
Use an “X”
In using handwritten strips, what is the process to delete unwanted or unused other data (not altitude)?
- Use a line-through
2. and print the new info next to the old info
When is it ok to draw a line through a reported altitude on a flight info strip?
After it is reported or observed vacated
En route flight strip #1?
Verification symbol if required
En route flight strip #2?
Revision number
En route flight strip #3?
Call sign
En route flight strip #4?
A/C Type, number in flight, and equipment suffix
En route flight strip #5?
Filed true airspeed
En route flight strip #6?
Sector
En route flight strip #7?
Computer I.D. number, if required
En route flight strip #8?
Estimated ground speed
En route flight strip #9?
Revised ground speed; or Strip Request originator
En route flight strip #10?
Strip number
En route flight strip #11?
Previous fix
En route flight strip #12?
ETA over previous fix
En route flight strip #13?
Revised ETA over previous fix
En route flight strip #14? (2 points)
- Actual time over previous fix;
2. actual departure time entered on first fix posting after departure
En route flight strip #15? (2 points)
- Center ETA over fix;
2. or clearance info for departures
En route flight strip #16? (2 points)
- ↑ = departing
2. ↓ = arriving
En route flight strip #17?
Pilot ETA over fix
En route flight strip #18? (6 possible)
- Actual time over fix
- time leaving holding fix
- actual or assumed departure time
- arrival time at non-approach control airport
- symbol for cancelled IFR
- arriving aircraft flight plan
En route flight strip #19? (2 points)
- Fix;
2. for departures, add proposed departure time
En route flight strip #20?
Altitude
En route flight strip #21? (4 points)
- Origin point,
- route,
- destination,
- data relay
En route flight strip #22? (4 points)
- Clearance limit,
- approach clearance info,
- EFC time,
- other control data
Terminal flight strip #1?
Call sign
Terminal flight strip #3?
A/C Type, including number in flight and equipment suffix
Terminal flight strip #5?
Beacon Code
Terminal flight strip #9a?
All: contains remarks
Terminal flight strip #10-18?
facility specific
Abbreviation “A”
Cleared to airport (point of intended landing)
Abbreviation “B”
Center clearance delivered
Abbreviation “C”
ATC clears (when clearance relayed through non−ATC facility)
Abbreviation “CAF”
Cleared as filed
Abbreviation “D”
Cleared to depart from the fix
Abbreviation “F”
Cleared to the fix
Abbreviation “H”
Cleared to hold and instructions issued
Abbreviation “L”
Cleared to land
Abbreviation “N”
Clearance not delivered
Abbreviation “O”
Cleared to the outer marker
Abbreviation “PD”
Cleared to climb/descend at pilot’s discretion
Abbreviation “Q”. (5 points)
- Cleared to fly sectors of a NAVAID in terms of
- courses,
- bearings,
- radials or
- quadrants within a designated radius.
Abbreviation “T”.
Cleared through (for landing and takeoff through intermediate point)
Abbreviation “V”.
Cleared over the fix
Abbreviation “X”.
Cleared to cross (airway, route, radial) at (point)
Abbreviation “Z”.
Tower jurisdiction
Abbreviation “BC”.
Back course approach
Abbreviation “CT”.
Contact approach
Abbreviation “FA”.
Final approach
Abbreviation “FMS”.
Flight management system approach
Abbreviation “GPS”.
GPS approach
Abbreviation “I”.
Initial approach
Abbreviation “ILS”.
ILS approach
Abbreviation “MA”.
Missed approach
Abbreviation “NDB”.
Nondirectional radio beacon approach
Abbreviation “OTP”.
VFR conditions-on-top
Abbreviation “PA”.
Precision approach
Abbreviation “PT”.
Procedure turn
Abbreviation “RA”.
Resolution advisory (Pilot reported TCAS event)
Abbreviation “RH”.
Runway heading
Abbreviation “RNAV”.
Area navigation approach
Abbreviation “RP”.
Report immediately upon passing (fix/altitude)
Abbreviation “RX”.
Report crossing
Abbreviation “SA”.
Surveillance approach
Abbreviation “SI”.
Straight-in approach
Abbreviation “TA”.
TACAN approach