Pax Ground

Front 1

What size are the wind cones

Back 1

12 ft

Front 2

What is the ground UHF frequency

Back 2

336.4

Front 3

What is Ground VHF frequency

Back 3

120.6

Front 4

What is Locals VHF frequency

Back 4

123.7

Front 5

What is locals UHF frequency

Back 5

343.65

Front 6

How many arresting gears does PAX have

Back 6

5 (4 E-28, 1 Mk-7)

Front 7

True or False. Do not issue unconditional instructions when authorizing movement on a runway/taxiway for the purpose of airfield checks or other airport operations

Back 7

True

Front 8

True or False. “PROCEED AS REQUESTED” is not approved phraseology for instructing aircraft, vehicles, equipment, or personnel to cross or operate on a runway.

Back 8

True

Front 9

Issue runway length down to the nearest _____

Back 9

50 feet

Front 10

True or False. The absence of holding instructions authorizes an aircraft/vehicle to cross all taxiways that intersect the taxi route.

Back 10

True

Front 11

What are your breaking action terms

Back 11

Good, good to medium, medium, medium to poor, poor nil

Front 12

What does a steady green light mean to an aircraft on deck

Back 12

Cleared for takeoff

Front 13

What does a steady green light mean to an aircraft in the air

Back 13

Cleared to land

Front 14

What does a flashing green light mean to an aircraft on the ground

Back 14

Cleared to taxi

Front 15

What does a flashing green light mean to an aircraft in the air

Back 15

Return for landing (followed by steady green)

Front 16

How do you obtain an acknowledgement from a fixed wing receiver only between sunrise and sunset

Back 16

1. Move ailerons or rudders while on the ground.

2. Rock wings while in flight.

Front 17

When volcanic ash is present on the airport surface, and to the extent possible:

Back 17

1. Avoid requiring aircraft to come to a full stop while taxiing.

2. Provide for a rolling takeoff for all departures.

Front 18

What speed is hover taxi completed at

Back 18

Below 20 KTS

Front 19

What altitude and speed is air taxi conducted at

Back 19

Below 100 ft AGL and above 20 KTS

Front 20

True or False. Air-taxi is the preferred method for helicopter movements on airports provided ground operations/conditions permit

Back 20

True

Front 21

True or False. Hover-taxiing consumes fuel at a low burn rate

Back 21

False. Consumes fuel at a high burn rate

Front 22

Avoid clearances which require small aircraft or helicopters to taxi in ________ to taxiing or hover-taxi helicopters

Back 22

Close proximity

Front 23

What is the SAR frequency

Back 23

282.8

Front 24

What is the SAR helo squawk

Back 24

0147

Front 25

sAR condition 1H has an alert time of how many minutes

Back 25

15 alert status

Front 26

SAR condition 1HA alert time of ___

Back 26

15 minutes

Front 27

What is the alert time for SAR condition 1H IFR

Back 27

15 minutes but maybe delayed due to IMC conditions

Front 28

SAR condition 2H alert status

Back 28

1 hour

Front 29

When does the OLS need to be removed.

Back 29

Winds speeds of 50 KTS or greater

Front 30

What type of airspace does PAX River have

Back 30

Class D with Class E extensions

Front 31

When do you need permission from local to proceed vehicles on payn service road

Back 31

When the active runway is 6

Front 32

What is the only lighted helo pad

Back 32

NAWC pad

Front 33

True or False. Ground taxi uses less fuel than hover taxi

Back 33

True

Front 34

What is the phraseology to transmit HIWAS information

Back 34

ATTENTION ALL AIRCRAFT. HAZARDOUS WEATHER INFORMATION FOR (specific weather phenomenon) WITHIN (geographical area) AVAILABLE FROM FLIGHT SERVICE.

Front 35

What does ATIS stand for

Back 35

Automatic Terminal Information Service

Front 36

Identify each ATIS message by a _______ letter code word at both the beginning and the _____ of the message.

Back 36

Phonetic, end

Front 37

The ATIS resets back to alpha when there is a broadcast interruption of more than ____ hours

Back 37

12

Front 38

True or False. The ATIS recording must be reviewed for completeness, accuracy, speech rate, and proper enunciation before being transmitted

Back 38

True

Front 39

How long is laser illumination broadcasted on the ATIS

Back 39

1 hour

Front 40

The ceiling/sky condition, visibility, and obstructions to vision may be omitted if the ceiling is above ____ feet and the visibility is more than ____ miles.

Back 40

Greater than 5000/5

Front 41

True or False. "PROCEED AS REQUESTED” is not approved phraseology for instructing aircraft, vehicles, equipment, or personnel to cross or operate on a runway

Back 41

True

Front 42

The term “____” is used to indicate bad or no braking action.

Back 42

Nil

Front 43

When do you turn the the runway edge light for arriving IFR aircraft between sunset and sunrise

Back 43

IFR aircraft−Before the aircraft begins final approach

Front 44

When do you turn on the runway edge lights for arriving VFR aircraft between sunset and sunrise

Back 44

Before aircraft enters Class D surface area

Front 45

Runway, wind, and altimeter may be omitted if a pilot uses what phraseology

Back 45

Have numbers

Front 46

What does a flashing green light mean to a vehicle

Back 46

N/A

Front 47

How long is bird activity broadcasted on the ATIS for

Back 47

15 minutes

Front 48

True or false. Upon receipt of any new official weather regardless of whether there is or is not a change in values.

Back 48

True

Front 49

What restricted area is within the class D

Back 49

R4007

Front 50

Who does the callsign OPS 0 belong to

Back 50

Air Operations Officer

Front 51

Who does the callsign OPS 1 belong to

Back 51

Assistant Air Ops officer

Front 52

Who does the call sign ATC 1 belong to

Back 52

ATCFO

Front 53

Whatbis the crash captains callsign

Back 53

Chief 13A

Front 54

Who does the callsign PAX 1 belong to

Back 54

CO

Front 55

Who does the callsign PAX 2 belong to

Back 55

XO

Front 56

What does MRC stand for

Back 56

Mobile Remote Communications

Front 57

What does ELMR stand for

Back 57

Enterprise Land Mobile Radio

Front 58

What beacon code are assigned for NHK tower

Back 58

0170-0175

Front 59

How do you end Intra/Interphone Communications

Back 59

With operating initials

Front 60

When is tower prevailing visibility taken

Back 60

When less than 4 miles

Front 61

The ______ determines when the Tower may secure from the emergency

Back 61

Crash Captain

Front 62

What information should ground get from inbound MEDEVAC aircraft

Back 62

number of patients, number of litters, ETA and fuel request

Front 63

simulated amphibious deck marking are painted on what runway

Back 63

2/20

Front 64

What runway has carrier deck lighting

Back 64

Runway 32

Front 65

When shall the Charlie elbow be closed

Back 65

when STOVL operations are in progress

Front 66

What are your primary helo pads

Back 66

A/E, B/E, 109, NAWC pad, rinse rack, VX-1 pad, C, center field/VSTOL pad

Front 67

When the Ski Jump is active, the _____ course shall be clear with no towers raised.

Back 67

ADS-33

Front 68

When shall the short field gear be rigged

Back 68

1. Wind is sustained at 20 knots or greater.

2. Wind gusts at 25 knots or greater.

3. Braking action is reported “Less than GOOD.”

4. RWY has standing water.

5. Field is IFR, sunset or whenever NHK is designated Bingo/Divert alert for a Carrier Air Wing.

Front 69

Ground shall get n pass what the information to AFS upon an arrested landing

Back 69

1. Aircraft weight.

2. Aircraft speed upon engagement.

3. Aircraft brake application, if any

Front 70

When the gear is knocked out of battery what information do you pass to AFS

Back 70

Aircraft callsign and type

Front 71

When shall a standby duty truck be obtained

Back 71

1. MK-7 operations.

2. TC-7 operations.

3. MEDEVAC flights inbound with patients only, outbound always

4. Aircraft refueling with passengers on board.

5. Hot Pit operations of two or more aircraft simultaneously refueling.

6. Special Operations with prior coordination

Front 72

Whenever Hot Pit operations are in progress, Alpha TWY between Echo and Delta TWYs is closed to all ______

Back 72

Large aircraft

Front 73

What does FOD stand for

Back 73

Foreign Object Damage

Front 74

Jet aircraft shall not be allowed to conduct _________ on any asphalt surface

Back 74

high power run-ups

Front 75

Aircraft conducting high-power run-ups on VX-20’s _______ shall be told to remain on tower frequency in the event a landing/departure is necessary on the VX-1 pad

Back 75

Spot 5

Front 76

How long is the road light green for after activation

Back 76

60 seconds

Front 77

The overhead will be closed if the ceiling is below _______ and visibility is less than ___

Back 77

2100 ft/3SM

Front 78

When aircraft are working the TERF and/or Slope area, operations to RWY 02/20 are restricted to _____ departures and _____ full stop arrivals only

Back 78

RWY 20, RWY 02

Front 79

Whenever tethered hover operations are in progress, the only authorized fixed wing operations on RWY 02/20 are _____ departures

Back 79

RWY 20

Front 80

True or False. operations are authorized on RWY 02/20

Back 80

False

Front 81

RWY 02/20 may be utilized from sunrise to sunset for ______ operations

Back 81

VFR/SVFR

Front 82

Taxiing on ______ between sunset and sunrise is at the pilot’s own risk.

Back 82

RWY 02/20

Front 83

A maximum of _____ rotary wing/tilt rotor aircraft may operate in the Grass Pattern including RWY 02/20 at any one time.

Back 83

4

Front 84

VX-1 Pad is for use by ______

Back 84

tenant command aircrew only

Front 85

The VX-1 PAD IS FOR ____ or _____ operations, _____ departures/arrivals are not authorized

Back 85

VFR, SVFR, IFR

Front 86

MK-7 operations are not authorized when winds are ______

Back 86

Sustained 10 KTS or greater

Front 87

Where is the relocated threshold when MK-7 is rigged

Back 87

1680 ft

Front 88

What are the weather minimums for FCLPs

Back 88

1000ft/3SM

Front 89

The _____ may authorize SVFR FCLP down to a 600 foot ceiling and 2 statute miles visibility

Back 89

FWS