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Surveillance Flashcards

1
Q

Squawk Code

3000

A

Civil flights in classes A, C, and D airspace, or IFR flights in class E airspace

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Squawk Code
2000

A

Civil IFR flights in class G airspace

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Squawk Code
1200

A

Civil VFR flights in classes E and G airspace

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4
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Squawk Code
5000

A

Military flights in classes A, C, D, or E airspace

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5
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Squawk Code
6000

A

Military flights in class G airspace

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Squawk Code
4000

A

Civil flights in class G over water at a distance greater than 15NM from shore

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7
Q

Squawk Code
7615

A

Civil flights engaged in littoral surveillance

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8
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Squawk Code
2100

A

Ground testing by aircraft maintenance staff

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9
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Squawk Code
0100

A

Flights operating at aerodromes (in lieu of 3000, 2000, or 1200 when assigned by ATC)

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10
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Squawk Code
7000

A

RPAS in all classes of airspace and when instructed to enable transponder

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11
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Squawk Code
7700

A

Emergency

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12
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Squawk Code
7600

A

Communications failure

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13
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Squawk Code
7500

A

Unlawful interference

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14
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Squawk Code
7400

A

RPAS link severance

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15
Q

What is SIS, its purpose, and to whom is it provided?

A

Surveillance Information Service
An on-request traffic, postion, or navigation information service, provided to pilots of VFR flights within ATS surveillance system coverage in class E and G airspace, to avoid other aircraft or to assist in navigation.

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16
Q

Wake Turbulence category
Light (L)

A

Up to 7,000kg MTOW

17
Q

Wake Turbulence category
Medium (M)

A

7000 - 136,000kg MTOW

18
Q

Wake Turbulence category
Heavy (H)

A

136,000 - 560,000kg MTOW

19
Q

Wake Turbulence category
Super Heavy (J)

A

560,000kg + MTOW

20
Q

Wake turbulence radar separation minima
Heavy behind heavy

A

4NM

21
Q

Wake turbulence radar separation minima
Medium behind heavy

A

5NM

22
Q

Wake turbulence radar separation minima
Light behind heavy

A

6NM

23
Q

Wake turbulence radar separation minima
Light behind medium

A

5NM

24
Q

Wake turbulence radar separation minima
Heavy behind Super

A

6NM

25
Q

Wake turbulence radar separation minima
Medium behind Super

A

7NM

26
Q

Wake turbulence radar separation minima
Light behind Super

A

8NM

27
Q

List the three aircraft which are classified as WTC heavy when leading, WTC medium when following

A

B757, H47 Chinook, H53 Sea Stallion

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