Last 300

Question 1

What is the definition of CAVOK?

Answer 1

Visibility is 10 000 m or more, no significant cloud below 5 000 ft

Question 2

What does the term “duplex communication” mean?

Answer 2

2 station simultaneously

Question 3

An aircraft is on the approach to land. At what point during the approach would the pilot report FINAL?

Answer 3

4nm from runway

Question 4

Whats an example of an urgency message?

Answer 4

PAN PAN

Question 5

What has more priority, distress or medical urgency?

Answer 5

Distress

Question 6

Which of the items listed below are characteristics of interpilot air-to-air communication?

1. It is a two-way communication
2. It has a specific designated channel
3. It is used over remote areas
4. It can be used on any VHF frequency
5. It is used where circumstances prevent the establishment of two-way communication
6. It is used to exchange operational information

Answer 6

1 2 3 6

Question 7

Air-ground communication is considered to be BLANK therefore BLANK.

Answer 7

2 way duplex

Question 9

What is the correct phraseology to determine the capability of the SSR equipment of an aircraft?

Answer 9

Advise transponder capability

Question 10

What call sign suffixes indicates that you are not in contact with an ATS unit?

Answer 10

Dispatch

Question 12

What does MSA stand for?

Answer 12

Minimum sector altitude

Question 13

How do you inform ATC of no RNAV capability?

Answer 13

Negative RNAV

Question 14

You received the following instruction from ATC: “SUN AIR 764, RESET SQUAWK MODE C 5503”

You reset code 5503, ensure BLANK is selected and reply: “BLANK”

Answer 14

Pressure altitude

resetting Charlie 5503

Question 16

A pilot receives the following message from ATC:
“D-NB, squawk 5412, climb to altitude 4500 ft”.

What is the correct reply to this message?

Answer 16

“squawk five four one two, climbing to altitude four thousand five hundred feet, D-NB”.