Quiz Airport & Air Traffic Control Safety

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1/1pts 1/1pts Question 5 Question 1 What convinced ICAO to introduce the Global Aeronautical Distress & Safety System (GADSS)? 1/1pts Question 2 Controller Pilot Data Link Communications (CPDLC) is a means of communication between controller and pilot, using the data link technology. True 1/1pts Question 3 Site selection for a new airport requires a careful balance between a range of aeronautical, air-transport/commercial, practical, and environmental requirements. True When Pedestrians or vehicles enter any portion of the airport movement areas without authorization from air traffic control, this is referred to as? Question 6 et involves navigating from one point, waypoint, o fix, to another, with these points often defined by latitude and longitude RNAV Question 7 et The traveling public never sees the role that air traffic control plays from the start to the end of a flight and just how important it is. True 1/1pts Question 4 Whatis an action of a pilot that violates any Federal Aviation Regulation? Pilot Deviations Question 8 et Certificated airports must maintain what type of manual? Airport 8 Airport Certification Manual (ACM) ation Manual (AACM)

Question 9 UL Atype of airport certificated to serve scheduled operations of small air carrier aircraft and the unscheduled passenger operations of large air carrier aircraft. This class of airport cannot serve scheduled large air carrier aircraft Glass 1l Airport Question 10 0.67/1pts What are some of the items found in an Airport Certification Manual (ACM)? (select all that apply) A snow and ice control plan An emergency plan “d Procedures for wildife hazard management Question 11 0/1pts Performance Based Navigation (PBN) is the FAA's ongoing program to modernize the US NAS. True Question 12 1/1pts is a short-range (up to c. 200 NM) navigation device that transmits signals allowing the aircraft receiver to calculate a bearing (‘radial’) to the beacon VOR

Question 13 1/1pts What are some of the considerations for planning an airport? all of the above Question 14 1/1pts This is an extension of RNAV in which the aircraft flies a specific path between two 3D points in space? Question 15 1/1pts Means an airport owned by the US Department of Defense, at which both military and civilian aircraft make shared use of the airfield Joint-Use Airport

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Question 16 e and airfoil, control, and sensor surfaces can have serious repercussions on the safe operation of the aircraft, including loss of lft, difficulty controlling the aircraft, and erroneous aircraft data. (Select all that apply) Snow Question 17 1/1pts What level of airspace is considered the highest level of control? Question 18 1/1pts describes objects which can represent a hazard to an aircraft

Question 19 it consists of a localizer (providing horizontal guidance), a glideslope (providing vertical guidance), a marker beacon, and an approach light system Question 20 1/1pts In the United States, the FAA i responsible for the National Airspace System (NAS) which is a network of both controlled and uncontrolled airspace, both domestic and oceanic. True Question 21 1/1pts Atype of airport certificated to serve unscheduled passenger operations of large air carrier aircraft. This class of airport cannot serve scheduled large or small ai carrier aircraft

Question 22 e Global airspace is divided into ___ICAO air navigation regions, B Question 23 et The ramp or apron of the airport is the area designated for aircraft rescue services and firefighting equipment? False Question 24 Ultlets is a radio beacon with no direction information encoded. Question 25 et The reality of aviation economics is that aircraft are only making money when they are fying taxing

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