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24 Cards in this Set
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Give an example of an alternate airway or jet route
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Victor 12 South
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How is an un name fix identified
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By stating the word mile fix
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What is the altitude and distance limitation for the ILS glideslope and localizer
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4500 feet glideslope 10 miles localizer 18 miles
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Navaid altitude and distance limitations need not be met when what is provided, as necessary
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When routing is initiated by ATC or requested by pilot and radar monitoring is provided,GNSS equipped aircraft G L S and V not on a random impromptu route and requested routing is via military training route
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military turbojet aircraft should expect to receive clearance is using fix depicted on what three things
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Only use high altitude en route charts high altitude instrument approach procedure charts and S I D charts
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What word is used to prefix the amended portion of an airway or route structure clearance
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Change
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Describe the phraseology used to authorize a pilot to make a discretionary climb or descent
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United 417 descend pilots description maintain 6000
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When issuing published holding the term as published would be preceded by what
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Cleared to fix hold direction as published
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To avoid issuing holding instructions what phrase would be added after the clearance limit
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Name a fix or airport
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When would a controller issue direction of turns for holding
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It is mandatory for the controller to issue left or right turns every time a holding pattern is issued for MLS
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Action must be taken to obtain a position report no later than how many minutes after a fix estimate if it affects separation
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Five minutes
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Separate a proceeding runway 27 straight out departure from A succeeding arrival on an instrument approach to the same runway by ensuring take off occurs before the arrival leaves a fix inbound not less than how many miles from the airport
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4 miles
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Separate aircraft whose courses will diverge by 45° immediately after take off by how many minutes until courses diverge
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One minute
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Traffic departing same direction from parallel runways separated by at least how many feet may take off simultaneously
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3500ft
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Aircraft on the same converging or crossing courses maybe separated by 5 miles in a leading aircraft is how many not faster
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44 knots
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Separate two aircraft on the same converging are crossing courses by how many minutes want to proceed aircraft is 22 kn faster
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Five minutes
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Aircraft on opposite courses must be vertically separated from how to minutes before until how many minutes after they are estimated to have past
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10 minutes before and after
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Vertical separation may be discontinued between aircraft on opposite courses after they pass the same intersection and are how many minutes apart
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Three minutes
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Vertical separation maybe immediately discontinued between aircraft on opposite courses who have reported the same what
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Navaids DME fixes or waypoints
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The DME separation minimum required between a DME and non-DME aircraft on the same converging or crossing courses is how many miles if the non-DME is within 15 minutes of a Navaid
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30 miles
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When using divergence tables to determine Lateral separation what amount of degrees is the minimum divergent used
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15°
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Headings assigned to departing aircraft must diverge by at least how many degrees to achieve lateral separation
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45°
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Two aircraft flying DME arcs less than how many miles from the same Navaid may be laterally separated by minimum of 10 miles
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10 miles
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And aircraft established on a 40 mile arc should be laterally separated from another by minimum how many miles
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20 miles
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