Communication Flashcards
(67 cards)
1
Q
Hijack code
A
7500
2
Q
Lost radio communication code
A
7600
3
Q
General emergency code
A
7700
4
Q
Military interceptor code
A
7777
5
Q
Standard VFR transponder code
A
1200
6
Q
“Line up and wait”
A
Taxi onto active runway and prepare for takeoff but do not takeoff yet
7
Q
A
A
Alpha
8
Q
B
A
Bravo
9
Q
C
A
Charlie
10
Q
D
A
Delta
11
Q
E
A
Echo
12
Q
F
A
Foxtrot
13
Q
G
A
Golf
14
Q
H
A
Hotel
15
Q
I
A
India
16
Q
J
A
Juliette
17
Q
K
A
Kilo
18
Q
L
A
Lima
19
Q
M
A
Mike
20
Q
N
A
November
21
Q
O
A
Oscar
22
Q
P
A
Papa
23
Q
Q
A
Quebec
24
Q
R
A
Romeo
25
S
Sierra
26
T
Tango
27
U
Uniform
28
V
Victor
29
W
Whiskey
30
X
X-ray
31
Y
Yankee
32
Z
Zulu
33
ATC gives winds in magnetic or true?
Magnetic
34
FSS gives winds in magnetic or true?
True
35
Precision approach path indicator = how many lights?
Single row of 2-4 lights
36
PAPI indicates high
4 white lights
37
PAPI indicates slightly high
3 white lights, 1 red (on right)
38
PAPI on glide path
2 left white lights, 2 right red lights
39
PAPI indicates slightly low
1 white left, 3 red lights right
40
PAPI indicates low
4 red lights
41
Visual range of PAPI
5 miles day, up to 20 miles night
42
Tri color approach indicator range
1/2 to 1 mile day, up to 5 night
43
Tri color approach below glide path
Red light
44
Tri color approach above glide path
Amber light
45
Tri color approach on glide path
Green light
46
Pulsating visual approach indicator range
4 miles day, up to 10 night
47
Pulsating visual approach high
Pulsating white light
48
Pulsating visual approach on glide path
Steady white light
49
Pulsating visual approach slightly low
Steady red light
50
Pulsating visual approach below glide path
Pulsating red light
51
ATC steady green on ground
Cleared for takeoff
52
ATC steady green in air
Cleared to land
53
ATC flashing green on ground
Cleared to taxi
54
ATC flashing green in air
Return for landing
55
ATC steady red on ground
STOP
56
ATC steady red in air
Give way to other aircraft and continue circling
57
ATC flashing red on ground
Taxi clear of landing area/runway in use
58
ATC flashing red on air
Airport unsafe, do NOT land
59
ATC flashing white on ground
Return to starting point on airport
60
ATC flashing white in air
Not applicable
61
ATC alternating red and green on ground
General warning, exercise extreme caution
62
ATC alternating red and green in air
General warning, exercise extreme caution
63
Emergency locator transmitter (ELT) frequencies
121.5 and 243.0 MHz
64
Emergency Broadcast
Broadcast on 121.5 and set transponder 7700 for emergency landing.
Broadcast "MAYDAY" or "PAN-PAN" 3 times.
Station, aircraft id, present position, nature of emergency, pilot intentions and requests. Possibly alt, fuel, sob
65
Green and white rotating beacon at airport in Class D
Weather is not VFR
66
Green, yellow, and white rotating beacon
Heliport
67
Two white flashes between each green flash beacon
Military airport
