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| The vertical separation minimum of IFR, RVSM-equipped aircraft up to and including FL410 is __ feet. |
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| Two DME-equipped aircraft are on the same course and both pilots are in direct radio communication with each other. If both pilots concur, the controller may authorize the following pilot to maintain longitudinal separation of 10 minutes or __ miles. |
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| Aircraft may be cleared to hold over different fixes at the same altitude if the holding pattern airspace areas __. |
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| Geographical locations may be used as visual reporting points or holding fixes if an aircraft is assigned an altitude below ___ feet. |
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| The minimum vertical separation required for RVSM aircraft up to and including FL410 __ feet. |
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| The minimum vertical separation required for non-RVSM aircraft above FL290 through FL600 is __ feet. |
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| The minimum vertical separation for IFR flight at and below FL290 is __ feet. |
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| Two thousand feet of vertical separation is required for non-RVSM IFR flight above __ up to and including FL600. |
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| Separation of all traffic within designated airspace by ATC is called __. |
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| The program whose mission is to balance air traffic demand with system capacity is __. |
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| Holding aircraft at the same altitude may be accomplished over different fixes if the __. |
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| holding pattern airspace does not overlap |
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| The standard minimum longitudinal separation between aircraft is __ minutes. |
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| The standard minimum longitudinal separation between aircraft is __ miles. |
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