Control Of Aircraft Flashcards

1
Q

How many types of radar control are there

A

4

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2
Q

What is radar control

A

Controlled en route aircraft

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3
Q

What is approach radar

A

Arriving and departing controlled traffic

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4
Q

How big a turn is done to radar identify

A

Turn through 30° or more

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5
Q

What is “radar contact”

A

Identified and instructions will be provided until service terminated

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6
Q

When is position information given to aircraft

A

On radar identification

And

Termination or radar service

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7
Q

What area can radar vectoring take place

A

Radar vectoring area (RVA)

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8
Q

How close will a aircraft be vectored to the edge of RVA

A

No closer than

1/2 radar separation

Or

2.5nm

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9
Q

What is the max closing angle for a localiser

A

45°

Maintained for not less than 1 nm

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10
Q

If radar contact is lost for a PAR within the last 2nm what should be done

A

Missed approach

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11
Q

What is the radar termination range (RTR)

A

2nm

But

RTR 2 = range / advisory heights passed every 1nm

RTR 1 = every half nm

(Half the RTR)

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12
Q

during surveillance radar approach SRA

Who is responsible for forwarding landing clearance

A

Radar controller

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13
Q

When is clearance to land normally given

A

4nm

But no later than 2nm = missed approach

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14
Q

What is a “land after”

A

Not a clearance to land

Provisional clearance

Conditions;
Day light 
Can see preceding aircraft throughout 
Runway dry braking action good 
Runway occupancy limited to 50 seconds 
ATCO can see full length of runway
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15
Q

When is atc required to advise of delays

A

Exceed 30 mins

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16
Q

What is a visual approach

A

Part of a instrument approach

17
Q

If you are unfamiliar with the approach procedure, what will be passed for a straight in approach

A

Only the FAT and missed approach

18
Q

When do en route traffic need to be separated from holding traffic

A

When they come within 5 mins flying time of holding area

19
Q

What is a significant change in wind

A

Headwind 10kts
Tailwind 2kts
Crosswind 5kts

20
Q

Who receives advisory service in class F airspace

A

Only participating IFR traffic

All flights receive FIS if requested

21
Q

What is the emergency atc frequency

A

121.5

Or

123.45

22
Q

If another aircraft is emergency descending what do you do

A

Clear the area

Standby for further clearances

23
Q

When should fuel jettison be done

A

Not below 6,000ft

If in CAS Inform atc

Clear of towns

No CB activity

24
Q

What is a strayed aircraft

A

One that has deviated from its intended track or reports lost