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NONRADAR, WHEN POSITION REPORT AFFECTING SEPARATION IS NOT RECEIVED, TAKE ACTION TO OBTAIN THE REPORT NLT HOW MANY MINUTES AFTER THE A/C WAS ESTIMATED OVER THE FIX? |
5 MINUTES
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NONRADAR, WHEN A ATC FACILITY PROVIDE SERVICE TO HEAVY JETS/B757'S AND HAVE CONTROL JURISDICTIONA AT ADJACENT AIRPORTS THEY SHALL SEPARATE ARRIVING AND DEPARTING IFR A/C ON A COURSE THAT WILL CROSS BEHIND THE PATH OF A HEAVY/ B757 BY HOW MANY MINUTES?
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2 MINUTES
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NONRADAR, HOW MANY MINUTES SHOULD YOU SEPARATE IFR A/C LANDING BEHIND AN ARRIVING HEAVY JET/B757 ON THE SAME RWY?
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2 MINUTES
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NONRADAR, HOW MANY MINUTES SHOULD YOU SEPARATE A SMALL IFR A/C LANDING BEHIND AN ARRIVING HEAVY JET/B757 ON THE SAME RWY?
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3 MINUTES
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NONRADAR, WHEN A PARALLEL RWY IS SEPARATED BY LESS THAN 2,500' HOW MANY MINUTES SHOULD YOU SEPARATE IFR A/C LANDING BEHIND AN ARRIVING HEAVY JET/B757 ON THE SAME RWY?
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2 MINUTES
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NONRADAR, HOW MANY MINUTES SHOULD YOU SEPARATE IFR A/C LANDING BEHIND AN ARRIVING HEAVY JET/B757 ON A CROSSING RWY?
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2 MINUTES
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HOW LONG SHALL REPORTS OF LOW LEVEL WIND SHEAR/MICROBURST BE TRANSMITTED OVER THE ATIS?
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20 MINUTES FOLLOWING THE LAST REPORT
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WHAT IS DESIGNED TO DETECT LOW LEVEL WIND SHEAR AROUND THE PERIPHERY OF THE AIRPORT?
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LLWAS
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LLWAS NE++ AND LLWAS-RS ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WHEN WHAT PERCENTAGE OF THE SENSORS ARE INOPERATIVE?
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50%
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T OR F. CERTIFIED TOWER RADAR DISPLAYS CAN BE USED TO DETERMINE THE A/C'S IDENTIFICATION, EXACT LOCATION, AND SPATIAL RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER A/C?
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TRUE
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CAN CERTIFIED TOWER RADAR'S BE USED TO PROVIDE A/C WITH RADAR TRAFFIC ADVISORIES?
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YES
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250 KNOTS IS EQUIVALENT TO HOW MANY MILES PER HOUR?
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288 MPH
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BETWEEN SUNRISE AND SUNSET FOR FIXED-WING A/C, WHEN AN A/C IS RECEIVER ONLY ON THE GROUND WHAT CAN YOU TELL THE PILOT TO DO?
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MOVE AILERONS AND RUDDERS
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BETWEEN SUNRISE AND SUNSET FOR FIXED-WING A/C, WHEN AN A/C IS RECEIVER ONLY WHILE IN FLIGHT WHAT CAN YOU TELL THE PILOT TO DO?
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ROCK WINGS IN FLIGHT
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FOR FIXED-WING A/C THAT ARE RECEIVER ONLY BETWEEN SUNSET AND SUNRISE, WHAT WILL YOU INSTRUCT THE PILOT TO DO?
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FLASH NAVIGATION OR LANDING LIGHTS
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WHAT DOES A STEADY GREEN LIGHT SIGNAL MEAN TO AN A/C ON THE GROUND?
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CLEARED FOR TAKEOFF
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WHAT DOES A STEADY GREEN LIGHT SIGNAL MEAN TO AN A/C IN THE AIR?
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CLEARED TO LAND
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WHAT DOES A STEADY GREEN LIGHT SIGNAL MEAN TO VEHICLES, EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL?
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CLEARED TO CROSS;PROCEED;GO
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WHAT DOES A FLASHING GREEN LIGHT SIGNAL MEAN TO AN A/C ON THE GROUND?
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CLEARED TO TAXI
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WHAT DOES A FLASHING GREEN LIGHT SIGNAL MEAN TO AN A/C IN THE AIR?
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RETURN FOR LANDING
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WHAT DOES A FLASHING GREEN LIGHT SIGNAL MEAN TO VEHICLES, EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL?
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N/A
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WHAT DOES A STEADY RED LIGHT SIGNAL MEAN TO A/C ON THE GROUND?
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STOP
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WHAT DOES A STEADY RED LIGHT SIGNAL MEAN TO A/C IN THE AIR?
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GIVE WAY TO ANOTHER A/C AND CONTINUE CIRLCLING
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WHAT DOES A STEADY RED LIGHT SIGNAL MEAN TO MOVING VEHICLES, EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL?
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STOP
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WHAT DOES A FLASHING RED LIGHT SIGNAL MEAN TO AN A/C ON THE GROUND?
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TAXI CLEAR OF LANDING AREA OR RWY IN USE
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WHAT DOES A FLASHING RED LIGHT SIGNAL MEAN TO AN A/C IN THE AIR?
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AIRPORT UNSAFE-DO NOT LAND
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WHAT DOES A FLASHING RED LIGHT SIGNAL MEAN TO MOVING VEHICLES, EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL?
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CLEAR THE TAXIWAY/RWY
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WHAT DOES A FLASHING WHITE LIGHT SIGNAL MEAN TO AN A/C ON THE GROUND?
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RETURN TO STARTING POINT ON AIRPORT
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WHAT DOES A FLASHING WHITE LIGHT SIGNAL MEAN TO AN A/C IN THE AIR?
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N/A
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WHAT DOES A FLASHING WHITE LIGHT SIGNAL MEAN TO MOVING VEHICLES, EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL?
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RETURN TO STARTING POINT ON AIRPORT
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WHAT DOES AN ALTERNATING RED AND GREEN LIGHT SIGNAL MEAN TO AN A/C ON THE GROUND?
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GENERAL WARNING SIGNAL - EXERCISE EXTREME CAUTION
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WHAT DOES AN ALTERNATING RED AND GREEN LIGHT SIGNAL MEAN TO AN A/C IN THE AIR?
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GENERAL WARNING SIGNAL - EXERCISE EXTREME CAUTION
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WHAT DOES AN ALTERNATING RED AND GREEN LIGHT SIGNAL MEAN TO MOVING VEHICLES, EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL?
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GENERAL WARNING SIGNAL - EXERCISE EXTREME CAUTION
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WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR OBSERVING AND REPORTING THE CONDITION OF THE LANDING AREA?
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AIRPORT MANAGEMENT/MILITARY OPERATIONS OFFICE
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DESCRIBE THE QUALITY OF BRAKING ACTION BY USING WHAT TERMS?
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GOOD, FAIR, POOR, OR NIL
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THE TERM "NIL" IS USED TO INDICATE WHAT?
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BAD OR NO BRAKING ACTION
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WHAT DEVICES CAN BE USED TO TEST BRAKING ACTION?
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MU-METER, SAAB FRICTION TESTER, AND A SKIDDOMETER
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WHEN WILL A SKIDDOMETER BE USED TO TEST BRAKING ACTION?
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WHEN MU VALUES ARE 40 OR LESS
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DO NOT USE MU VALUES FOR BRAKING ACTION WHEN 3 SEGMENTS OF THE RWY ARE GREATER THAN WHAT?
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40
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WHEN A PILOT REPORTS THAT BRAKING ACTION IS POOR OR NIL WHAT SHOULD BE INDICATED ON THE ATIS?
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"BRAKING ADVISORIES ARE IN EFFECT"
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FOR NORMAL OPERATIONS, ARRESTING SYSTEMS REMOTELY CONTROLLED BY ATC SHALL REMAIN IN WHAT POSITION?
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RETRACTED OR DOWN POSITION
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WHAT IS REIL?
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RWY END IDENTIFIER LIGHTS
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IF THE REIL SETTING IS ON 3, WHAT IS THE MAX. VISIBILITY RANGE IN THE DAYTIME?
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LESS THAN 2 MILES
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IF THE REIL SETTING IS ON 3, WHAT IS THE MAX. VISIBILITY RANGE AT NIGHT?
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LESS THAN 1 MILE
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IF THE REIL SETTING IS ON 2, WHAT IS THE MAX. VISIBILITY RANGE IN THE DAYTIME?
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2 TO 5 MILES INCLUSIVE
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IF THE REIL SETTING IS ON 2, WHAT IS THE MAX. VISIBILITY RANGE AT NIGHT?
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1 TO BUT NOT INCL. 3 NM
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IF THE REIL SETTING IS ON 1, WHAT IS THE MAX. VISIBILITY RANGE IN THE DAYTIME?
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WHEN REQUESTED
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IF THE REIL SETTING IS ON 1, WHAT IS THE MAX. VISIBILITY RANGE AT NIGHT?
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3 MILES OR MORE
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WHAT IS VASI?
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VISUAL APPROACH SLOPE INDICATOR
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THE 2-STEP VASI WILL BE SET IN THE DAY (SUNRISE TO SUNSET)TO WHAT INTENSITY SETTING?
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HIGH
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THE 2-STEP VASI WILL BE SET AT NIGHT (SUNSET TO SUNRISE)TO WHAT INTENSITY SETTING?
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LOW
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WHAT IS PAPI?
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PRECISION APPROACH PATH INDICATORS
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WHAT SETTING IS USED FOR THE PAPI AT NIGHT?
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3
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WHAT SETING IS USED FOR THE PAPI IN THE DAY?
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4
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WHAT SETTINGS OF THE PAPI ARE ON AT THE REQUEST OF THE PILOT?
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1,2,AND 5
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APPROACH LIGHTS SHOULD BE OPERATED BETWEEN SUNRISE AND SUN SET, WHEN THE CEILING AND VSBY ARE LESS THAN WHAT?
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1000'/5
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WHEN SHOULD SEQUENCED FLASHING LIGHTS BE OPERATED?
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WHEN VSBY IS LESS THAN 3 MILES AND INSTRUMENT APPROACHES ARE BEING MADE TO THE RWY SERVED BY THE ASSOCIATED ALS.
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WHEN INTERSECTION DEPARTURES ARE USED, THE CONTROLLER SHOULD ISSUE THE MEASURED DISTANCE FROM THE INTERSECTION TO THE RWY END ROUNDED DOWN THE NEAREST HOW MANY FEET?
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50'
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AIRCRAFT AND VEHICLE ACCESS TO ILS/MLS CRITICAL AREA MUST BE CONTROLLED TO ENSURE THE INTEGRITY OF ILS/MLS COURSE SIGNALS WHENEVER CONDITIONS ARE LESS THAN WHAT?
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800' OR VSBY LESS THAN 2 MILES.
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DO NOT AUTHORIZE VEHICLES OR A/C IN OR OVER THE LOCALIZER CRITICAL AREA WHEN AN ARRIVING AIRCRAFT IS INSIDE THE MM WHEN CONDITIONS ARE LESS THAN WHAT?
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200' REPORTED CEILING OR RVR 2,000'
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WHO HAS THE AUTHORITY TO DEFINE CRITERIA FOR THE PROTECTION OF PRECISION APPROACH CRITICAL AREAS AT MILITARY AIRPORTS?
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DoD
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WHEN IS AN A/C CONSIDERED A DEPARTURE ON A LOW APPROACH?
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WHEN IT CROSSES LANDING THRESHOLD
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WHEN IS AN A/C CONDUCTING A TOUCH-AND-GO CONSIDERED A DEPARTING A/C?
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WHEN IT TOUCHES DOWN
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WHAT IS THE MINIMUM DISTANCE BETWEEN PARALLEL RWY CENTERLINES FOR LIGHTWEIGHT, SINGLE-ENGINE, PROPELLER DRIVEN AIRCRAFT GOING IN THE SAME DIRECTION?
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300'
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WHAT IS THE MINIMUM DISTANCE BETWEEN PARALLEL RWY CENTERLINES FOR TWIN-ENGINE, PROPELLER ENGINE AIRCRAFT GOING IN THE SAME DIRECTION?
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500'
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WHAT IS THE MINIMUM DISTANCE BETWEEN PARALLEL RWY CENTERLINES FOR ALL OTHER AIRCRAFT GOING IN THE SAME DIRECTION?
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700'
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WHAT IS THE MINIMUM DISTANCE BETWEEN EDGES OF ADJACENT STRIPS, OR RWY AND STRIP FOR LIGHTWEIGHT, SINGLE-ENGINE, PROPELLER DRIVEN AIRCRAFT GOING IN THE SAME DIRECTION?
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200'
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WHAT IS THE MINIMUM DISTANCE BETWEEN EDGES OF ADJACENT STRIPS, OR RWY AND STRIP FOR TWIN-ENGINE, PROPELLER ENGINE AIRCRAFT GOING IN THE SAME DIRECTION?
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400'
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WHAT IS THE MINIMUM DISTANCE BETWEEN EDGES OF ADJACENT STRIPS, OR RWY AND STRIP FOR ALL OTHER AIRCRAFT GOING IN THE SAME DIRECTION?
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600'
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OPERATIONS FOR SAME DIRECTION OR OPPOSITE DIRECTION ARRIVAL/DEPARTURES MUST BE IN WHAT CONDITIONS?
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VFR
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WHAT IS THE MINIMUM DISTANCE BETWEEN PARALLEL RWY CENTERLINES FOR OPPOSITE DIRECTION A/C BETWEEN SUNRISE AND SUNSET?
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1,400'
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WHAT IS THE MINIMUM DISTANCE BETWEEN PARALLEL RWY CENTERLINES FOR OPPOSITE DIRECTION A/C BETWEEN SUNSET AND SUNRISE?
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2,800'
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WHAT IS THE SEPARATION FOR A CATEGORY I A/C DEPARTING/ARRIVING ON THE SAME RWY AS A PRECEDING A/C?
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3,000'
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WHAT IS THE SEPARATION WHEN A CATEGORY I A/C IS PRECEDED BY A CATEGORY II A/C DEPARTING/ARRIVING ON THE SAME RWY?
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3,000'
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WHAT IS THE SEPARATION WHEN EITHER THE SUCCEEDING OR BOTH ARE CATEGORY II A/C DEPARTING/ARRIVING ON THE SAME RWY?
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4,500'
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WHAT IS THE SEPARATION WHEN EITHER A/C IS A CATEGORY III A/C DEPARTING/ARRIVING ON THE SAME RWY?
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6,000'
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CATEGORY I OR (SMALL A/C) ARE ANY A/C WITH A SINGLE PROPELLER DRIVEN ENGINE, AND ALL HELICOPTERS WEIGHING WHAT?
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12,500' OR LESS
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CATEGORY II OR (SMALL A/C) ARE ANY A/C WITH PROPELLER DRIVEN TWIN-ENGINES AND WEIGH WHAT?
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12,500' OR LESS
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CATEGORY III ARE ALL OTHER AIRCRAFT THAT WEIGH MORE THAN WHAT?
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12,500' OR MORE
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SEPARATE IFR/VFR A/C TAKING OFF BEHIND A HEAVY JET/B757 DEPARTURE ON THE SAME RWY BY HOW MANY MINUTES?
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2 MINUTES
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SEPARATE IFR/VFR A/C TAKING OFF BEHIND A HEAVY JET/B757 DEPARTURE ON A PARALLEL RWY LESS THAN 2,500' BY HOW MANY MINUTES?
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2 MINUTES
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SEPARATE AN A/C FROM A HEAVY/B757 WHEN OPERATING ON A RWY WITH A DISPLACED LANDING THRESHOLD IF THE PROJECTED PATHS WILL CROSS WHEN A DEPARTURE FOLLOWS A HEAVY/B757 ARRIVAL BY HOW MANY MINUTES?
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2 MINUTES
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SEPARATE A SMALL A/C BEHIND A LARGE AIRCRAFT TAKING OFF OR MAKING A MISSED APPROACH WHEN UTILIZING OPPOSITE DIRECTION TAKEOFFS ON THE SAME RWY BY HOW MANY MINUTES?
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3 MINUTES
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SEPARATE A/C BEHIND A HEAVY JET/B757 DEPARTING OR MAKING A LOW/MISSED APPROACH WHEN UTILIZING OPPOSITE DIRECTION TAKEOFFS OR LANDINGS ON THE SAME OR PARALLEL RWYS SEPARATED BY LESS THAN 2,500' HOW MANY MINUTES?
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3 MINUTES
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SEPARATE A SMALL A/C TAKING OFF FROM AN INTERSECTION ON THE SAME RWY (SAME OR OPPOSITE DIRECTION) BEHIND A PRECEDING LARGE A/C BY HOW MANY MINUTES AFTER THE LARGE A/C HAS TAKEN OFF?
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3 MINUTES
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SEPARATE ANY A/C TAKING OFF FROM AN IN TERSECTION ON THE SAME RWY(SAME OR OPPOSITE DIRECTION TAKEOFF) OR WHEN PARALLEL RWYS ARE SEPARATED BY LESS THAN 2,500' BY ENSURING THAT THE A/C DOES NOT START TAKEOFF ROLL UNTIL AT LEAST HOW MINUTES AFTER A HEAVY/B757 A/C HAS TAKEN OFF?
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3 MINUTES
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SEPARATE ANY AIRCRAFT TAKING OFF FROM AN INTERSECTION ON THE SAME RWY(SAME OR OPPOSITE DIRECTION TAKEOFF) WHEN PARALLEL RWYS ARE SEPARATED BY LESS THAN 2,500' WITH RWY THRESHOLDS OFFSET BY 500' OR MORE BY ENSURING THAT THE A/C DOES NOT START TAKEOFF ROLL UNTIL AT LEAST HOW MANY MINUTES AFTER A HEAVY/B757 A/C HAS TAKEN OFF?
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3 MINUTES
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WHEN A PILOT STATES "HAVE NUMBERS" WHAT DOES THAT MEAN THEY HAVE?
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RUNWAY, WIND AND ALTIMETER
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WHAT IS THE NORMAL AIRSPEED AND ALTITUDE FOR HELICOPTERS/VTOL AIRCRAFT HOVER TAXIING?
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100' / 20 KNOTS
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AUTHORIZE HELO'S TO CONDUCT SIMULTANEOUS LANDINGS OR TAKEOFF'S IF THE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE LAND OR TAKEOFF POINTS IS AT LEAST HOW MANY FEET AND THE COURSES TO BE FLOWN DO NOT CONFLICT?
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200'
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WHEN A CATEGORY I A/C IS LANDING BEHIND A CATEGORY I OR II A/C WHAT IS THE SEPARATION FOR SEA LANES?
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2,000'
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WHEN A CATEGORY II A/C IS LANDING BEHIND A CATEGORY I OR II A/C WHAT IS THE SEPARATION FOR SEA LANES?
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2,500'
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WHAT IS NAVAID USE DISTANCE LIMITATION FOR THE CLASS "T" VOR/VORTAC/TACAN NAVAID'S?
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25 NM
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WHAT IS NAVAID USE ALTITUDES FOR THE CLASS "T" VOR/
VORTAC/TACAN NAVAID'S? |
12,000' AND BELOW
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WHAT IS NAVAID USE DISTANCE LIMITATION FOR THE CLASS "L" VOR/VORTAC/TACAN NAVAID'S?
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40 NM
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WHAT IS NAVAID USE ALTITUDES FOR THE CLASS "L" VOR/
VORTAC/TACAN NAVAID'S? |
BELOW 18,000'
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WHAT IS NAVAID USE DISTANCE LIMITATION FOR CLASS "H" VOR/VORTAC/TACAN NAVAID'S BELOW 14,500'?
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40 MILES
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WHAT IS NAVAID USE DISTANCE LIMITATION FOR CLASS "H" VOR/VORTAC/TACAN NAVAID'S 14,500'-17,999'?
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100 MILES
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WHAT IS NAVAID USE DISTANCE LIMITATION FOR CLASS "H" VOR/VORTAC/TACAN NAVAID'S 18,000'-FL450?
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130 MILES
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WHAT IS NAVAID USE DISTANCE LIMITATION FOR CLASS "H" VOR/VORTAC/TACAN NAVAID'S ABOVE FL450?
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100 MILES
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WHAT IS THE MINIMUM SEPARATION FOR A CATEGORY I A/C LANDING BEHIND A CATEGORY I OR II A/C ON A SEA LANE?
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2,000'
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WHAT IS THE MINIMUM SEPARATION FOR A CATEGORY II A/C LANDING BEHIND A CATEGORY I OR II A/C ON A SEA LANE?
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2,500'
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WHAT IS THE USABLE DISTANCE FOR A CLASS "CL" L/MF RADIO BEACON?
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15 MILES
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WHAT IS THE USABLE DISTANCE FOR A CLASS "MH" L/MF RADIO BEACON?
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25 MILES
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WHAT IS THE USABLE DISTANCE FOR A CLASS "H" L/MF RADIO BEACON?
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50 MILES
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WHAT IS THE USABLE DISTANCE FOR A CLASS "HH" L/MF RADIO BEACON?
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75 MILES
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WHAT IS THE USABLE DISTANCE FOR AN ILS GLIDESLOPE 4,500' ABOVE THE TRANSMITTER?
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10 MILES
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WHAT IS THE USABLE DISTANCE FOR AN ILS LOCALIZER 4,500' ABOVE THE TRANSMITTER?
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18 MILES
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WHAT IS THE USABLE DISTANCE FOR AN MLS GLIDESLOPE 20,000' ABOVE THE TRANSMITTER?
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20 MILES
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WHAT IS THE USABLE DISTANCE FOR AN MLS AZIMUTH 20,000' ABOVE THE TRANSMITTER?
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20 MILES
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T OR F. WHEN CLEARING AN AIRCRAFT TO CROSS OR HOLD AT A FIX USE AN ALTITUDE CONSISTENT WITH THE LIMITATIONS OF THE AID.
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TRUE
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WHEN TWO NAVAIDS ARE LOCATED WITHIN 30 NM OF THE UNPUBLISHED FIX, THE MINIMUM DIVERGENCE ANGLE IS HOW MANY DEGREES?
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30
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AN A/C MAY BE CLEARED BELOW THE MEA BUT NOT BELOW THE MOCA FOR THE ROUTE SEGMENT BEING FLOWN IF THE ALTITUDE ASSIGNED IS AT LEAAST HOW MANY FEET ABOVE THE FLOOR OF CONTROLLERD AIRSPACE?
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300'
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DURING NONRADAR PROCEDURES, WHEN A POSITION REPORT AFFECTING SEPARATION IS NOT RECEIVED, TAKE ACTION TO OBTAIN THE REPORT NLT HOW MANY MINUTES AFTER THE A/C WAS ESTIMATED OVER THE FIX?
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5 MINUTES
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HOW MANY MINUTES OF SEPARATION WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED IF COURSES ARE DIVERGING BY 45 DEGREES OR MORE IMMEDIATELY AFTER TAKEOFF?
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1 MINUTE
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HOW MANY MINUTES OF SEPARATION WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED IF COURSES ARE DIVERGING BY 45 DEGREES OR MORE WITHIN 5 MINUTES AFTER TAKEOFF?
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2 MINUTES
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Aircraft departing in the same direction from different runways are authorized simultaneous takeoffs if the aircraft will fly diverging courses immediately after takeoff if the parallel centerlines are separated by how many feet?
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3,500'
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To authorize simultaneous takeoff on a nonintersecting runway, that are separated by 2,000' the runway must diverge by how many degrees?
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15 to 29 degrees
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To authorize simultaneous takeoff on a nonintersecting runway, that are separated by 3,500' the runway must diverge by how many degrees?
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less than 15 degrees
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To authorize simultaneous takeoff on a nonintersecting runway, how many feet must the runway centerline be for runways that diverge by 15 to 29 degrees?
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2,000'
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To authorize simultaneous takeoff on a nonintersecting runway, how many feet must the runway centerline be for runways that diverge by less than 15 degrees?
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3,500'
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If aircraft courses will diverge immediately after takeoff you may authorize same direction takeoffs from different runways if their centerlines are separated by how many feet?
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3,500'
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For intersecting runways, authorize takeoff of a succeeding aircraft when the preceding aircraft has done what?
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passed the point of runway intersection and runway diverge by 30 degrees or more
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If the following aircraft will climb through the altitude of the leading aircraft separate aircrat that will fly the same course by how many minutes/DME?
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3 min./5 DME
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When the takeoff direction differs by at least 45 degrees from the reciprocal of the final approach course, the departing a/c takes off before the arriving aircraft leaves a fix inbound not less than how many miles from the airport?
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4 miles
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When the takeoff direction differs by at least 45 degrees from the reciprocal of the final approach course, the departing aircraft takes off at least how many minutes before the arriving aircraft is estimated at the airport?
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3 minutes
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Separate aircraft longitudinally by requiring them to do one of the following:
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-depart at a specified time
-arrive at a fix at a specified time -hold at a fix until a specified time -change altitude at a specified time or fix |
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If a/c are on same, converging, or crossing courses when the leading aircraft is 44 knots faster than the following aircraft separate them by how many miles/minutes?
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5 miles/3 min.
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If a departing a/c is following a preceding a/c which has taken off from the same or adjacent airport and is 44 knots faster, separate them by how many miles?
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5 NM
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If a departing a/c is following a preceding en route a/c which reported over a fix serving the departure airport and is 44 knots or more faster, separate them by how many miles?
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5 NM
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When an enroute a/c follows a preceding enroute a/c that has reported over the same fix and is 44 knots or more faster, separate them by how many minutes?
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3 min.
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A departing a/c that is following a preceding a/c which is 22 knots or more faster and has taken off from the same runways or an adjacent aircraft shall be separated by how many miles?
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10 NM
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A departing a/c follows a preceding enroute a/c that is 22 knots or more faster and has reported over a fix serving the departure airport shall be separated by how many miles?
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10 NM
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An enorute a/c follows a preceding enroute aircraft which is 22 knots or more faster and has reported over the same fix shall be separated by how many minutes?
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5 min.
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If an a/c is descending through another aircraft's altitude how much DME separation should be applied?
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10 NM
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If an a/c is climbing through another aircraft's altitude how much DME separation should be applied?
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10 NM
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For a/c that are not DME equipped, if the descending a/c is leading or the climbing a/c is following then they shall be separated by how many min.?
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5 min.
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For timed approaches, the a/c can not be separated by more than how many feet?
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4,000'
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When one a/c is using DME/LTD and the other a/c is not how much separation must be between the two aircraft if they are on the same or crossing courses?
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30 NM
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What is the minima for a/c on opposite courses that reported passing the same intersection/waypoint?
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3 min.
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When pilots of aircraft are on the same course in direct radio comms with each other concur, you may authorize them to maintain what longitudinal separation if the are either below 10,000' or outside 10 nm from the DME NAVAID?
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10 min./20nm
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Apply what lateral DME separation between different arcs about a NAVAID regardless of direction of flight if the a/c is 35 miles or less from the NAVAID?
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10 NM
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Apply what lateral DME separation between different arcs about a NAVAID regardless of direction of flight if the a/c is more than 35 miles from the NAVAID?
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20 NM
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Apply what lateral DME separation, between an arc about a NAVAID and other airspace to be protected if the a/c is 35 miles or less from the NAVAID by how many miles?
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5 NM
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Apply what lateral DME separation, between an arc about a NAVAID and other airspace to be protected if the a/c is more than 35 miles from the NAVAID by how many miles?
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10 NM
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What is the separation minimum for successive approaches?
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2 min./5 NM
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The tower shall not provide visual separation between aircraft when wake turbulence separtaion is required or the lead aircraft is what?
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B757
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When may you clear an a/c VFR-ON-TOP?
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When the pilot of an aircraft requests the clearance
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The ground visibility for a contact approach must be at least how many statute miles?
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1 SM
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SVFR may be applied only in what class airspace?
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B, C, D, OR E below 10,000' MSL
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T or F. SVFR flights may be approved even when there is a delay.
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False (only when there is no delay)
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What is the separation between a helicopter and an arriving or departing a/c if the IFR a/c is less than 1 mile from the landing airport?
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1/2 mile
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For SVFR arriving or departing a/c, apply 1/2 mile separation if the IFR a/c is less than how many miles from the landing airport?
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1 mile
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What is the separation between a helicopter and an arriving or departing a/c if the IFR a/c is 1 mile or more from the landing airport?
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1 mile
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For SVFR arriving or departing a/c, apply 1 mile separation if the IFR a/c is how many miles from the landing airport?
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1 mile
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Apply how many miles separation between SVFR helicopters?
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1 mile
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The 1 mile SVFR separation between helicopters may be reduced to 200' if both helicopters are departing simultaneously on courses that diverge by at least how many degrees?
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30 degrees
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Clear SVFR a/c at or below an altitude which is at least how many feet below any conflicting IFR traffic but not below the MSA prescribed?
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500'
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T or F. Do not assign a fixed altitude to SVFR a/c when applying vertical separation.
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True
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Authorize scheduled air carrier a/c in the U.S. to conduct SVFR operations if ground visibility is not less than how many statute miles?
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1/2 SM
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Where should VFR a/c hold when holding is redquired to establish sequence?
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over the initial reporting fix or a fix near airport
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What does TRSA stand for?
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Terminal Radar Service Area
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What is the minimum safe altitude for a/c over congested areas?
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1,000' above the highest obstacle
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What is the minimum safe altitude for a/c over other than congested areas?
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500' above the surface
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T or F. In Class C airspace, hot air balloons need not be separated from IFR a/c.
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True
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VFR a/c in Class B airspace shall be separated from VFR/IFR a/c that weigh more than 19,0000 lbs and turbojets by no less than what separation?
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1-1/2 miles or 500' vertical separation
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VFR a/c in Class B airspace shall be separated from VFR/IFR a/c that weigh 19,0000 lbs or less by what separation minimum?
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target resolution or 500' vertical separation
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Who shall specify the approach interval in Class B airspace?
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The tower
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WHEN A BROADBAND RADAR SYSTEM OR FULLY DIGITAL TERMINAL RADAR SYSTEM IS USED WHAT IS THE SEPARATION FOR AN A/C LESS THAN 40 MILES FROM THE ANTENNA?
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3 MILES
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WHEN A BROADBAND RADAR SYSTEM OR FULLY DIGITAL TERMINAL RADAR SYSTEM IS USED WHAT IS THE SEPARATION FOR AN A/C 40 MILES OR MORE FROM THE ANTENNA?
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5 MILES
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WHAT IS THE WAKE TURBULENCE SEPARATION FOR A HEAVY BEHIND A HEAVY?
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4 MILES
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WHAT IS THE WAKE TURBULENCE SEPARATION FOR A LARGE/HEAVY BEHIND A B757?
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4 MILES
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WHAT IS THE WAKE TURBULENCE SEPARATION FOR A SMALL BEHIND A B757?
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5 MILES
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WHAT IS THE WAKE TURBULENCE SEPARATION FOR A SMALL/LARGE BEHIND A HEAVY?
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5 MILES
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WHAT IS THE WAKE TURBULENCE SEPARATION FOR A SMALL BEHIND A LARGE?
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4 MILES
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WHAT IS THE WAKE TURBULENCE SEPARATION FOR A SMALL BEHIND A B757?
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5 MILES
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WHAT IS THE WAKE TURBULENCE SEPARATION FOR A SMALL BEHIND A HEAVY?
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6 MILES
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WHAT IS THE SEPARATION FOR A/C INSIDE OF 10 NM OF THE LANDING RUNWAY ON A FINAL APPROACH?
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2.5 NM
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SEPARATE A/C FROM AN OBSTRUCTION THAT IS THAN LESS 40 MILES FROM THE ANTENNA BY HOW MANY MILES?
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3 MILES
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SEPARATE A/C FROM AN OBSTRUCTION THAT IS 40 MILES OR MORE FROM THE ANTENNA BY HOW MANY MILES?
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5 MILES
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DO NOT ASSIGN AN SPEED ADJUSTMENT TO A/C ABOVE WHAT ALTITUDE WITHOUT THE PILOT'S CONSENT?
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FL 390
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SPEED ADJUSTMENTS SHOULD BE APPLIED TO AIRCRAFT BETWEEN WHAT ALTITUDES?
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10,000 TO FL280
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TURBOJET A/C ARRIVING BELOW 10,000' SPEED ADJUSTMENT SHALL BE NOT LESS THAN HOW MANY KNOTS?
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210 KNOTS
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TURBOJET A/C ARRIVING CAN BE APPLIED A SPEED ADJUSTMENT NOT LESS THAN HOW MANY KNOTS WHEN WITHIN 20 FLYING MILES OF THE RWY THRESHOLD OF THE AIRPORT?
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170 KNOTS
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A pilot encountering a distress condition should use what word three times?
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MAYDAY
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A pilot encountering an Urgency condition should use what word three times?
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PAN-PAN
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Who serve as the central points for collecting information for coordinating SAR, and for conducting a communications search?
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ARTCC
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T or F. The ARTCC shall be responsible for receiving and relaying all pertinent ELT signal information to appropriate authorities.
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TRUE
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T or F. Acknowledge and confirm receipt f 7500 by asking the pilot to verify it.
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TRUE
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What is the phraseology for verifying a 7500 code?
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(Id)(name of facility) VERIFY SQUAWKING 7500.
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What manual contains the procedures for Escorting HiJacked aircraft?
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FAAO 7610.4, Special Military Operations.
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When an ELT is heard who should be notified?
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Rescue Coordination Center (RCC)
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Operational ground testing of emergency locator transmitters (ELT) have been authorized during the first _____ of each hour.
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5 minutes
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What manual contains information about handling ELT's?
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AIM
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When handling "suspicious activity" refer to what manual?
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FAAO 7210.3
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When a laser event is reported to an ATC facility, broadcast a general caution warning every ___ min for ____ minutes following last report.
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5; 20
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T or F. For Turbine powered aircraft transiting through volcanic ash, you may issue a climb.
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False. (Do Not Issue A climb)
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How long should a broadcast about an "unauthorized laser illumination event" be reported on a ATIS broadcast?
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1 hour following last report
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When should you transfer responsibility of an overdue aircraft to RCC?
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a.) 30 min. lapsed since estimated fuel exhaustion time.
b.) a/c has not been located within 1 hr after ALNOT. c.) The ALNOT search has been completed with negative results. d.) All of the Above. |
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How long should traffic restrictions remain in effect after the report of an overdue or unreported aircraft?
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30 min.
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When you receive information that an aircraft has landed with explosive cargo aboard, who should you relay that information to?
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-emergency flight crew
-airport management -appropriate military agency, when requested by pilot. |
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When dealing with Oceanic Emergencies, what is INCERFA?
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Uncertainty phase. (30 minutes)
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When dealing with Oceanic Emergencies, what is ALERFA?
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Alert phase. (60 minutes)
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When dealing with Oceanic Emergencies, what is DETRESFA?
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Distress phase. Aircraft and its occupants are in grave danger
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When reports indicate that an emergency will exist for an extended period of time, what should be issued?
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A NOTAM
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Reroute all IFR, SVFR and VFR aircraft that will be operating in the vicinty of a ground missile emergency to avoid the emergency location by what separation minima?
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1 mile or 6,000' vertically.
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