SNI ATC

Question 1

Tower UHF frequency.

Answer 1

379.3

Question 2

Tower VFH frequency.

Answer 2

126.85

Question 3

Guard UHF frequency

Answer 3

243.0

Question 4

Guard VHF frequency

Answer 4

121.5

Question 5

SAR frequency

Answer 5

282.8

Question 6

Chukar pad is used for the recovery of?

Answer 6

BQM-74

Question 7

Arming for RY 30?

Answer 7

Heading 100 degrees

Question 8

Arming for RY 12

Answer 8

Heading 320 degrees.

Question 9

Dearming will land RY 12 when possible, roll to the end clearing the RY to what heading?

Answer 9

100 degrees

Question 10

Dearming on RY 30

Answer 10

Roll to the end, clearing the RY make a right turn to heading 320 degrees.

Question 11

TACAN CHECKPOINT

Answer 11

Approach end of RWY 30, the check is conducted on NSI 103 radial .6 DME

Question 12

ELTs are authorized

Answer 12

First 5 minutes of every hour for 3 audible sweeps

Question 13

The class delta surface area

Answer 13

Extends from surface to 3000 MSL within 4.3 nautical mile radius and with 2 miles either side of the 130 bearing from the tacan extending 8.8 NM south east of the airport.

Question 14

Fuel on board

Answer 14

JP5 and mogas

Question 15

Starting unit

Answer 15

NC-10

Question 16

High power turns for jet aircraft

Answer 16

Cement portion of the parking apron

Question 17

High power for turbo prop

Answer 17

Taxiway alpha

Question 18

Highest obstruction on the island.

Answer 18

Microwave tower 3NM west of the air field at 1076MSL

Question 19

RY 12 pattern altitude

Answer 19

1500’MSL ,left traffic only

Question 20

RY 30 pattern altitude

Answer 20

1500’ MSL, right traffic only

Question 21

RY 30/12 initial

Answer 21

2000’ MSL

Question 22

Runway selection

Answer 22

RY most nearly aligned with the wind, when the wind is 5 knots or more.

Question 23

When the wind is less than 5 knots use RY

Answer 23

30

Question 24

Delta pattern procedures

Answer 24

In the event it becomes necessary to hold aircraft over the field, hold VFR aircraft (fixed wing or helo) overhead NSI at or above 2,500 feet. Coordinate with mugu/plead.

Question 25

Tacan channel is

Answer 25

39

Question 26

The min safe emergency altitude within a 100 mile radius is

Answer 26

10,900 MSL

Question 27

The min safe emergency altitude within a 25NM radius is

Answer 27

2100 MSL

Question 28

VMC min for NSI

Answer 28

1000/3

Question 29

Localizer frequency

Answer 29

109.7

Question 30

Route W for RY 30

Answer 30

Turn right, intercept NSI R-068 and proceed LAVAY

Question 31

Route W for RY 12

Answer 31

Turn left, intercept NSI R-068 and proceed to LAVAY

Question 32

Post incident, mishap, and hazard procedures. | First 5

Answer 32

Notify appropriate personnel. Request/obtain weather observations. Temporarily relieve of operational duty those personnel involved in mishap/hazard. Not disciplinary or punitive in a way indicative that the controller was at fault. Obtain and safeguard statements from controller and supervisory personnel involved. Coordinated with maintenance personnel to conduct equipment examinations.

Question 33

Post incident, mishap, and hazard procedures. | Second 5

Answer 33

Durring VMC/IMC check equipment, if considered by ATC supervisory personnel on watch to be satisfactory operations may resume. Ensure appropriate notifications are accomplished, including notams. Refer personnel who appear to have contributed to a mishap or Severe ATC hazrep to a military flight surgeon. Collect and safeguard tapes, and any other pertinent info. Strips, 7230-10, 7230-4.

Question 34

Facility logs and position logs are retained for.

Answer 34

6 months

Question 35

Flight plans retained for

Answer 35

6 months

Question 36

Flight progress strips are retained for

Answer 36

6 months

Question 37

Retain records pertaining to mishaps until

Answer 37

Claim/complaint has been adjudicated. 2 years Released or directed by higher authority

Question 38

Watch team briefing shall include

Answer 38

Current/forecast weather Current/projected airport and airspace conditions Equipment status New facility directives Spec ops Operating position / training assignment

Question 39

Blood donation down for

Answer 39

24 hours

Question 40

Intoxicating beverage downs for

Answer 40

12 hours

Question 41

Drug/ energy drink downs for

Answer 41

24 hours

Question 42

Upchit is required when

Answer 42

Physical examination annually Check in Post grounding Post hospitalization Post mishap As directed by higher authority

Question 43

FWS duties and responsibilities

Answer 43

Assure equipment checkout is preformed at the beginning of each shift report any to appropriate personnel Operating positions Assure currency and accomplishment of documentation of training Assure proper control procedures and correct deficiencies Receive complaints and forward to ATCFO Gather info and docs for mishaps and forward to ATCFO Checking and signing facility logs Physical security

Question 44

Tower supervisor duties and responsibilities

Answer 44

Coordinating and directing control of aircraft/vehicles operating in airspace. Brief control tower watch team Ensure current weather, field conditions, and divert field info is properly disseminated Assign personnel to operating positions Assign trainees to qualified controllers Notifying cognizant SAR agencies Suspend VFR when when VFR separation cannot be maintained

Question 45

Notams for published outages

Answer 45

No notam is required for scheduled routine preventive maintenance Unless they exceed these times Radar systems (par, asr.. ) 30min Navaids (tacan, vor...) 1 hour Radars and navaids not part of the national aerospace system. 4 hours Extension of specified times Weather conditions are/forecasted to be equal or better than Two or more approach aids 3000 ft, 5 mi Airfield with single approach aid scattered with 5 mi

Question 46

Notams for unscheduled outages

Answer 46

Within 15 min if part of the national airspace system If not, may be delayed up to 2 hours if Daylight hours 3000ft 5mi

Question 47

SNI is what kind of control tower facility

Answer 47

Class II Control tower facility Provides airport traffic control service. Unless modified by a LOA. ATC clearance authority is limited to VFR although IFR and SVFR clearances originated by authorized facilities may be relayed. FP may also be provided.