Progress Test 7

Question 1

At what point do you stop mentioning the ATSU name you’re addressing in radio calls?

Answer 1

Once a conversation is established; even if a period of time has elapsed since the last transmission

Question 2

Which of the following contains the correct information for an official position report?

Answer 2

Current position, time, altitude, next position, eta for next position

Question 3

If in doubt of how to say something, what do you do?

Answer 3

Speak in plain telephone language

Question 4

Place the following in the correct order:

Answer 4

Aviate, navigate, communicate

Question 5

What information (in the correct order) needs to be given by an a/c in response to “pass your details” following an initial call to an ATSU?

Answer 5

Call sign, type, from, to, position, altitude, altimeter pressure setting, additional information/intentions

Question 6

What would be the initial call to Wattisham (military) ATSU for a MATZ penetration?

Answer 6

“Wattisham approach, your call sign, request MATZ penetration”

Question 7

What’s the phrase to use when your brain goes blank when you’re in the middle of replying to an ATSU?

Answer 7

Standby

Question 8

When do you end a transmission with your call sign?

Answer 8

When responding/answering/reading something back to an ATSU

Question 9

It’s important to include all of your routing in a message to an ATSU. True or false?

Answer 9

False