VFR Chart Flashcards
(57 cards)
1
Q
A
other than hard surface runway
2
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Hard surface runway 1500 to 8069ft
3
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Hard surface runway with at least one greater than 8069ft
4
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Open dot within hard surface runway indicates approx VOR, VORTAC, DME location
5
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Private. Has emergency or landmark value
6
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Military other than hard surface
7
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Heliport
8
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A
Unverified airfield
9
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Abandoned - Paved, over 3000ft
10
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Ultralight airpark
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Notches indicate fuel available, generally during “normal op hours” (10 to 4 local)
12
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VHF Omni range
13
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VORTAC
14
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VOR-DME
15
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A
NDB
16
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NDB-DME
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DME
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Other facilities - FSS outlet, RCO, etc
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Runways with right traffic patterns
20
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Airport of entry - “A place where one may lawfully enter the nation”
21
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UNICOM
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ICAO ID for outside the US
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Indicates part time tower operation
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CTAF
25
Airport elevation in feet
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Lighting in operation sunset to sunrise
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Length of longest runway in hundreds of feet. Useable length may be less
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Underline indicates no voice on frequency
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Crosshatch indicates shutdown status
30
Operates less than continuous, or on request
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Frequency is receive only
32
ASOS/AWOS
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HIWAS
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The FSS providing voice communications
35
Frequencies above navaid box are remoted to navaid site.
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Heavy line box indicates FSS frequencies 121.5, 122.2, 243.0, and 255.4
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Ceiling of class D airspace in hundreds of feet. negative (-) symbol indicates up to, but not including that altitude. [-25] would be class D up to 2499 feet.
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Differentiates floors of class E airspace greater than 700ft
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TK in TK502 indicates helicopter only airway
The T219 is a RNAV terminal transition route
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Obstruction 1000ft and higher AGL
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MSL elevation
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AGL elevation
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Under construction or unverified
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Special Air Traffic Rules (SATR) and Special Flight Rules Area (SFRA)
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Air defense identification zone
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Military training route
MTRs with no segment above 1500' are identified by four-digit numbers; e.g., VR1007, etc. These routes are
generally developed to be flown under Visual Flight Rules.
MTRs that include one or more segments above 1500' AGL are identified by three or fewer digit numbers; e.g.,
IR21, etc. These routes are developed to be flown, to the maximum extent possible under Instrument Flight Rules.
47
Aerobatic practice area
48
Terminal radar service area
49
Ultralight activity
50
Hang glider activity
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glider operations
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Unmaned aircraft activity
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Parachute jumping area
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Marine light
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Differentiation of class E airspace greater than 700ft
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Railways
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High Radiation Areas
