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| _____ flight rules govern flight during periods of generally good visibility and limited cloud cover. |
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| Aircraft under ____ are not required to be in contact with ATC. |
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| By squawking a mode ___ of ____ on an A/C transponder, all ATC agencies understand that the AC may not have radio contact |
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Three requirements for VFR are:
1. A pilot must stay below ____
2. ____ minimums (depending on airspace)
3. When not under FAA control, pilot must squawk ____ |
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1. FL 180
2. Weather
3. 1200 |
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| Under ____ flight conditions, an aircraft is required to be in contact with ATC and is separated by ATC. |
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Five requirements for flying IFR are:
1. Pilots must have a ______ when flying above FL 180
2. ________ is responsible for separation of ac
3. Controlling agency must have ____ and ___ with the aircraft
4. Pilots may cancel IFR and go VFR if _________
5. IFR allows for flight in _______ |
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1. flight plan
2. Controlling agency
3. RADAR; radio
4. weather/altitude
5. bad weather |
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| The altitude of Victor Airways are between ______ AGL and _____ MSL |
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| When traversing through a Victor Airway, the pilot will use ______ (for altitude) and have an operational ____ |
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| Local altimeter; transponder |
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| Jet routes extend between ______ MSL and ______MSL. |
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| When in a jet route, pilots will set ______ (for altitude) |
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| a standard altimeter (29.92) |
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| ______ are established to provide for the safe, orderly and expeditious flow of traffic on and in the airport traffic area |
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| ____ are terminal ATC facility that uses radar and non-radar facilities to provide approach control services to aircraft arriving, departing or transitioning |
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| ______ are facilities principally established to provide air traffic control service to aircraft during the en route phase of flight |
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The ARTCC is responsible for:
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2.
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1. All altitude changes
2. Separation from other IFR and participating VFR traffic
3. providing information to search and rescue units in the event of emergency |
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| During the mission phase on military training missions, the AC will be under the control of a ______ |
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| MRU (military RADAR unit) |
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| The ____ is typically an experienced pilot located in the tower. |
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| The primary duty of the SOF is to ______ in or affecting their airfield |
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| The ____ is generally one of the first agencies called in the event of an emergency |
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| ____ are military radar units that control both air-to-air and air-to-ground live-fire missions |
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| ______ provide all descent instructions along with the current weather and runway conditions early in the aircraft approach. |
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| The gov't agency responsible for aircraft movement within the US is the _____ |
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| FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) |
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In order for ATC to hand-off to the MRU, they need to give the MRU, the aircraft's:
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2
3
4 |
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1 call sign
2 position
3 heading
4 altitude |
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