Atm 2 Module 1

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Occasionally, changes and temporary or additional instructions need to be made to national directives, such as FAA orders. To accomplish this, one of three avenues can be taken: Changes, notices, or supplements.

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JO 1320.1 Changes, Notices, and Supplements.

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Prescribes procedures and phraseology for use by air traffic personnel providing flight services. Flight Service specialists are required to be familiar with provisions of this order that pertain to their operational responsibilities and exercise their best judgment if they encounter situations that are not covered.

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JO 7110.10 Flight Services.

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Prescribes ATC procedures and phraseology for use by persons providing ATC services. Controllers are required to be familiar with the provisions of this order that pertain to their operational responsibilities and exercise their best judgment if they encounter situations that are not covered.

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JO 7110.65 ATC

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Provides instructions, standards, and guidance for operating and managing Air Traffic (AT) facilities.

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JO 7210.3 Facility Operation and Administration.

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Contains approved words and phrase contractions used by FAA personnel and by other agencies that provide air traffic control, communications, weather, charting, and associated services.

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7340.2 Contractions

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Lists location identifiers authorized by the FAA and Transport Canada, United States airspace fixes and procedure codes, and guidelines for requesting identifiers and procedures for making assignments.

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7350.8 Location Identifiers

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Provides the aviation community with basic flight information and ATC procedures for use in the United States National Airspace System (NAS).

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AIM Aeronautical Information Manual

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Which orders are divided into sections, chapters, and paragraphs?

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1320.1, 7110.10, 7110.65, AIM

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Which order is divided into parts?

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7210.3

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Which order is divided into sections?

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7350.8

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Under which order is Aircraft Nationality and Aircraft Type Designators found?

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7340.2

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JO 7110.65
What does the the J, O, blank space, 7110, and .65 mean?

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J=Standard character assigned to ATO
O=All ATO
Blank space=All geographical locations
7110=subject classification
.65=sequence number

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In what 3 ways are FAAOs given?

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1. Agency Directives
2. Internal Directives
3. Regional or Center Directives

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Define: directives on individual subjects or programs

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Orders

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Orders are ______ and stay in effect until _______.

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permanent
cancelled

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Which directive applies to the FAA as a whole?

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Agency Directive

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Which directive applies to LOB (line of business)?

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Internal Directive

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Controllers must exercise their _________ if they encountered situations that are not covered.

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best judgment

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How are FAA orders updated?

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By page changes or reissuing the entire order

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_____ and _____ are the "law books" of ATC.

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FAAOs and Manuals

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Notices give temporary direction or make a one time announcement and remain in effect for how long?

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12 months or less

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3 types of NOTICES and who they are issued by.

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1. GENOTs (general notices)
issued by Washington HQ
2. RENOTs (regional notices)
issued by Regions
3. SERNOTs (service area notices)
issued by Service Areas

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What is issued by organizations other than the originator to provide additional internal guidance or instructions or to meet localized needs

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Supplements

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May or Need Not

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Procedure is Optional

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Shall or Must

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Procedure is Mandatory

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Should

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Procedure is Recommended

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Will

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A futurity, not a requirement for the application of a procedure.

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5 types of NOTAM (FSS)

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1. NOTAM D
2. Flight Data Center (FDC) NOTAM
3. POINTER NOTAM
4. MILITARY NOTAM
5. SPECIAL USE AIRSPACE (SUA) NOTAM

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NOTAM within airports for NAVAIDS, RWYs, facility and service directories

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NOTAM D

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Regulatory NOTAM for procedures, IFR charts, TFRs, Airspace usage

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FDC NOTAM

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NOTAM issued by Base Operations

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MILITARY NOTAM

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A Columbus 3 MOA or R931A on the Radar map is active during this NOTAM

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SUA NOTAM

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Airports can be owned by whom?

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1. Public owned, public use
2. Private owned, private use
3. Private owned, public use

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In the AFSS, who collects, validates, and disseminates NOTAMS?

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NFDC (National Flight Data Center)