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the tower can provide visual separation between aircraft as long as
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both B and C; there's no wake turbulence separation required, the lead aircraft isn't a B757
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Which is the correct phraseology to call traffic
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Traffic, (clock position and distance), (direction)- Bound, (type of aircraft), (intentions and other relevant information)
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Is a visual approach an instrument approach procedure
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No, because you are looking out the window.
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What is a contact approach?
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an approach where the pilot is responsible for avoiding any clouds and terrain
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what is the proper way to tell an aircraft that you acknowledge them and establish radio contact, but they may not enter the Class C Airspace
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"Remain outside Charlie Airspace and standby"
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the primary purpose of the ATC system
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prevent collisions between aircraft
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an aircraft in distress has the right of way
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true
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if minimum fuel supply suggest the need for traffic priority to ensure a safe landing
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C. min
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When issuing wake turbulence cautionary advisories it is greatly
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C. alt.
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which traffic advisory...
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c.
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When combining positions in the tower, you do not use Ground Control frequency for airborne communication; instead, it is recommended to combine them on
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Local Control
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On initial contact, what are the two required items that a control sector/ facility must transmit
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aircraft identification and ATC unit identification
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An interphone message must always be terminated with the operator's initials.
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true
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How would a controller inform a pilot that the airport elevation is 2817 ft
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"field elevation, two thousand eight one seven"
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How would you identify the air carrier/ taxi ambulance, Delta 51
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"Lifeguard Delta Fifty - One"
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What will permit an instructor pilot, flight examiner, or pilot the option to make a touch-and-go, low approach, missed approach, stop-and-go, or full stop landing
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cleared for the option
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to authorize simultaneous, same direction operations on parallel runways, on landing strips, or on a runway and a parallel landing strip only when the following conditions are met
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all of the above
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when issuing a ground traffic movement use the prefix ______, ________ or ______ for an appropriate aircraft instruction
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taxi, proceed, hold
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Do not issue _______ when authorizing movement on a runway/ taxiway for the purpose of airfield checks or other airport operations
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unconditional instructions
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which one is NOT used to hold a taxiing aircraft or vehicle clear of the runway
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instruct aircraft or vehicle to hold short at own discretion
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what is the lateral separation minima for terminal facilities when less than 40 miles from the antenna
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3 miles
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what additional separation is required between one standard formation flight and other aircraft
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add 1 miles to the appropriate separation minima
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which of the following is a valid way to vector an aircraft
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aircraft identification, direction of turn, magnetic heading, reason for vector & what to expect
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when can you vector an aircraft
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all of the above
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"maintain present airspeed" is a correct way of instructing an aircraft
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true
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if a pilot is about to land and says "Have Numbers" then the controller may omit?
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runway, wind, and altimeter information
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when two aircrafts are landing on the same runway separation is achieved when
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all of the above
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what must be included in a landing clearance
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runway (number), wind, cleared to land
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when must wake turbulence advisories be given to pilots
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when a small aircraft is landing behind a larger aircraft on the same or parallel runways separated by less than 2500 ft
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A pilot is issued taxi instructions to "hold short" or an active runway, the _____ is responsible for make sure that the aircraft is clearing the holding position marking and is clear of the active runway
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pilot in command
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after takeoff when does the controller advise the departing aircraft to "contact departure"?
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1/2 mile beyond the runway end
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A controller must issue the departure control frequency and beacon code to all aircraft issued a SID
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False
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You may anticipate separation needed for the takeoff roll
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true
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When instructing aircraft to LUAW, what type of phrases should not be used
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conditional
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when can a pilot wave waiting for wake turbulence
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all of the above
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the transfer of radar id of an a/c from one controller to another if the aircraft will enter the receiving controller's airspace and radio communications with the aircraft will be transferred
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handoff
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transfer the radar ID of an aircraft by
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all of the above
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which feature of the transponder allows the pilot to manually display his location to the controller
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IDENT
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an ID turn should always be less than 30 degrees
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true
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the transferring controller must obtain _____ before permitting aircraft to enter the receiving controller's airspace.
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both A and C
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identify each ATIS info by using what?
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Phonetic Letter
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A HIWAS broadcast is NOT required if aircraft on your frequency(s) will not be affected
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true
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if the receiving facility informs you that weather reports are not required for a specific time period, you should
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discontinue the report
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if the weather report includes the phrase "pressure falling rapidly' the altimeter setting should be issued to aircraft in what situation as often as practical
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aircraft on a non-precision instrument approach
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which of the following is considered a reliable source for determining a discrepancy between RVR as indicated by automated equipment and actual conditions
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all of the above
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