CHAPTER 1 - AVIATION WEATHER
Table 1-1 -- Layers of the atmosphere
Atmospheric Pressure and Temperature
Units of Measurement
Table 1-2 -- Units of measurement
Effects of Changes in Atmospheric Pressure
Pressure Systems
Cyclones (Low-Pressure Systems)
Anticyclones (High-Pressure Systems)
CLOUDS AND THEIR CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1-5 -- Cloud types and characteristics.
Cloud Types
FRONTS AND ASSOCIATED WEATHER
Table 1-7 -- Four frontal classifications
Cold Front Characteristics
Figure 1-7 -- Warm front characteristics.
Figure 1-8 -- Occluded front characteristics.
Table 1-8 -- Wind conditions
Table 1-9 -- Four types of air mass
Table 1-11 -- Common forms of precipitation
Figure 1-10 -- Rime ice.
Icing Intensities
Occurrences of Icing
Types and Causes of Turbulence
Table 1-13 -- Four causes of turbulence
Table 1-14 -- Four intensity categories of turbulence
Figure 1-11 -- Thunderstorm stages.
Anvil or Dissipating Stage
Effect on Altimeters
Support Functions
Table 1-15 -- Typical METAR or SPECI observation
Station Identifier
Visibility Group
Figure 1-12 -- Prevailing visibility.
Present Weather Group
Table 1-16 -- Present weather precedence
Table 1-17 -- Types of weather phenomenon
Table 1-18 -- Sky cover classification
Table 1-19 -- Description of how RCR, relate to braking action and landing roll
Table 1-20 -- Runway surface condition (RSC)
Table 1-21 -- Example RCR coding
Table 1-22 -- Example weather report code phraseology
WEATHER FORECASTS, ADVISORIES, AND WARNINGS
Table 1-23 -- Types of forecasts
Table 1-24 -- Four TAF change groups
Table 1-25 -- NWS in-flight weather advisories
Pilot Reports
Table 1-26 -- Thunderstorm conditions
Tropical Cyclone Conditions
Tropical Cyclone Conditions - Continued
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CHAPTER 2 - AIR NAVIGATION AND AIDS TO AIR NAVIGATION
BASIC CONCEPTS OF AIR NAVIGATION
Reference Lines on Earth
Table 2-2 -- Geographic coordinates
Heading Determined by a Compass
Figure 2-1 -- Designating compass heading.
Units of Measurement
Zone Identification
Figure 2-2 -- Standard time zone chart.
ELEMENTARY PLOTTING
Figure 2-3 -- True headings.
Figure 2-4 -- True headings.
Figure 2-6 -- Relationship between headings.
Figure 2-7 -- RADAR fix for an airborne aircraft.
AERONAUTICAL CHARTS OVERVIEW
Automatic Initial Distribution
Flight Information Publications Program
FLIP Enroute and Terminal Publications
Table 2-5 -- Frequently used FLIP enroute and terminal publications
Automated Air Facilities Intelligence File
Miscellaneous Flight Information Products
Aeronautical Information Manual
Terminal Procedures Publication
NAVIGATIONAL AIDS
Table 2-6 -- Radio frequency spectrum
Nondirectional Radio Beacon
VHF/UHF Omnidirectional Ranges
Tactical Air Navigation (TACAN) System
Distance Measuring Equipment
Omniranges, General
Instrument Landing System
Glide Slope Transmitter
Global Positioning System
Monitoring Navigation Aids
END OF CHAPTER 2 - AIR NAVIGATION AND AIDS TO AIR NAVIGATION
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END OF CHAPTER 2 - AIR NAVIGATION AND AIDS TO AIR NAVIGATION - Continued
CHAPTER 3 - MILITARY AIRCRAFT IDENTIFICATION, PERFORMANCE, AND CHARACTERISTICS
Vehicle Type (Nonstandard Vehicles Only)
Mission Modification Symbol (Aircraft Only Optional)
Special Status Identifiers
Design and Design Modifications Symbols
GENERAL AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE AND CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 3-2 -- Comparison of takeoff distances with increased altitudes.
Aircraft Climb and Descent Rates
SELECTED NAVY AIRCRAFT
Table 3-5 -- T-6 Texan II characteristics/description
Table 3-6 -- T-34 Mentor characteristics/description
Table 3-7 -- T-39 Sabreliner characteristics/description
Table 3-8 -- T-44 Pegasus characteristics/description
Table 3-9 -- T-45 Goshawk characteristics/description
Table 3-10 -- EA-6B Prowler characteristics/description
F/A-18 Hornet characteristics/description
EA-18G Growler characteristics/description
AV-8B Harrier characteristics/description
P-3 Orion characteristics/description
P-8 Poseidon characteristics/description
MV-22 Osprey characteristics/description
C-130 Hercules characteristics/description
C-2 Greyhound characteristics/description
E-2 Hawkeye characteristics/description
BE-20 Super King Air characteristics/description
TH-57 Sea Ranger characteristics/description
H-53 Super Stallion/Sea Dragon characteristics/description
H-60 Seahawk characteristics/description
CH-46 Sea Knight characteristics/description
Predator B characteristics/description
UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS
System Considerations
END OF CHAPTER 3 - MILITARY AIRCRAFT IDENTIFICATION, PERFORMANCE, AND CHARACTERISTICS
END OF CHAPTER 3 - MILITARY AIRCRAFT IDENTIFICATION, PERFORMANCE, AND CHARACTERISTICS - Continued
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END OF CHAPTER 3 - MILITARY AIRCRAFT IDENTIFICATION, PERFORMANCE, AND CHARACTERISTICS - Continued
CHAPTER 4 - AIRPORT LIGHTING, MARKINGS, AND EQUIPMENT
Air Installations Compatibility Use Zones (AICUZ)
Compass Calibration Pad
Figure 4-1 -- Type I compass calibration pad.
Figure 4-3 -- Compass calibration set.
Figure 4-4 -- Compass calibration pad.
Runway Centerline Markings
Table 4-1 -- Other runway markings
Arresting Gear Signs and Markings
Figure 4-2 -- Arresting gear signs and markings.
Tactical Air Navigation (TACAN) Checkpoint Markings
TACAN Checkpoint Sign
Closed, Hazardous, and Other Area Markings
Hazardous Area Markings
Figure 4-8 -- Runway overrun markings.
Figure 4-10 -- Taxiway shoulder markings.
Figure 4-11 -- Overhead view of airfield and markings.
Aeronautical Beacons
Table 4-2 -- Airport rotating beacon facts
Identification or Code Beacon
Runway End Identification Lights
Taxiway Lighting
Miscellaneous Airport Lighting
Figure 4-12 -- Visual approach slope indicator light units.
Optical Landing System
Figure 4-14 -- Improved Fresnel Lens Optical Landing System (IFLOLS).
MISCELLANEOUS AIRFIELD EQUIPMENT AND EMERGENCY SYSTEMS
Mobile Communications and Control Vans
Primary Crash-Phone Circuit
Secondary Crash-Phone Circuit
Emergency Recovery Equipment
END OF CHAPTER 4 - AIRPORT LIGHTING, MARKINGS, AND EQUIPMENT
END OF CHAPTER 4 - AIRPORT LIGHTING, MARKINGS, AND EQUIPMENT - Continued
END OF CHAPTER 4 - AIRPORT LIGHTING, MARKINGS, AND EQUIPMENT - Continued
CHAPTER 5 - AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL EQUIPMENT
Set Indicator Letter
ATC COMMUNICATIONS AND COORDINATION EQUIPMENT
Communications Consoles
Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch
Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch - Continued
Types and Techniques
Voice Recorders and Reproducers
Figure 5-3 -- DALR system.
DALR Configuration
Figure 5-5 -- NICE Inform Reconstruction application screen.
Maintenance and Custody of Voice/Data Recording
NAVAID Monitors
Visual Communications
Figure 5-8 -- VISCOM.
CONTROL TOWER EQUIPMENT
AFLCS Modes of Operation
Figure 5-9 -- AFLCS map window.
Air Traffic Activity Analyzer
Air Traffic Activity Analyzer Description
Portable Traffic Control Light
Capabilities and Limitations of the Control Light
Portable Traffic Control Light Flight Inspection Procedures
Figure 5-13 -- Tower display monitor.
Video Information Distribution System
Figure 5-14 -- Examples of VIDS ATIS edit window.
General Equipment
Table 5-5 -- Airfield diagram and status board information
Figure 5-15 -- Echo principle.
RADAR Display
Figure 5-16 -- Plan position indicator.
Precision Approach RADAR Indicator (OJ-333)
Figure 5-18 -- Precision approach RADAR indicator.
Figure 5-19 -- Functional check alignment.
Alignment Verification Procedures
IMPROVED PRECISION APPROACH RADAR TRAINER (Device 15G33A)
Special Circuits, Equipment, and Tolerances
Table 5-6 -- Special circuits
Standard Terminal Automation Replacement System
Air Traffic Control RADAR Beacon System
Figure 5-21 -- Components of the secondary RADAR.
Secondary Surveillance RADAR Advantages
Direct Altitude and Identity Readout System
AN/GPN-30 Digital Airport Surveillance RADAR (DASR-11), ASR-11
FACSFAC Air Control Tracking System (FYK-17)
RADAR Performance Characteristics
Figure 5-23 -- Anomalous propagation.
SHIPBOARD EQUIPMENT
Precision Approach and Landing System
Automatic Landing System
Ancillary Equipment
Optical Landing Systems
Figure 5-25 -- Improved Fresnel Lens Optical Landing System (IFLOLS).
ILARTS Components
AN/TPX-42A(V)
END OF CHAPTER 5 - AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL EQUIPMENT
END OF CHAPTER 5 - AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL EQUIPMENT - Continued
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CHAPTER 6 - AIRSPACE CLASSIFICATION
Controlled Airspace
Figure 6-1 -- Controlled airspace classifications.
Table 6-1 -- Airspaces limits, rules, and restrictions
UNCONTROLLED AIRSPACE
Table 6-2 -- Class G airspace limits, rules, and restrictions
SPECIAL USE AIRSPACE
Warning and Alert Areas
Military Operations Areas
Military Training Route Definition
Airport Advisory Areas
Parachute Jump Areas
END OF CHAPTER 6 - AIRSPACE CLASSIFICATION
END OF CHAPTER 6 - AIRSPACE CLASSIFICATION - Continued
END OF CHAPTER 6 - AIRSPACE CLASSIFICATION - Continued
CHAPTER 7 - FLIGHT ASSISTANCE SERVICES
Table 7-1 -- Billets and responsibilities
Flight Planning Branch Airfield Status Boards
Preflight Planning Policy
Flight Plan Forms Policy
Flight Plan Forms for Military Pilots
VIP Flight Plan Codes
VIP Code Number
Honor Code Letters
Recording Flight Data, Control Symbology, and Flight Progress Strips
Flight Notification Message
Transmitting IFR Flight Plans
Composite IFR/VFR Flight Plans
VFR SAR Procedures
Overdue Aircraft Action
IFR SAR Procedures
Responsibility Transfer to RCC
Purpose and Scope
NOTAM Codes and Format
NOTAM Codes and Format - Continued
Table 7-12 -- Transmitting NOTAMs
END OF CHAPTER 7 - FLIGHT ASSISTANCE SERVICES
END OF CHAPTER 7 - FLIGHT ASSISTANCE SERVICES - Continued
END OF CHAPTER 7 - FLIGHT ASSISTANCE SERVICES - Continued
CHAPTER 8 - GENERAL FLIGHT RULES AND IFR AND SVFR CONTROL PROCEDURES
GENERAL FLIGHT RULES
Table 8-1 -- CFR rules
Table 8-1 -- CFR rules - Continued
Navy Rules Concerning Converging with Formations
Exceptions to Aircraft Speed Limits
Altimeter Settings
Compliance with ATC Instructions
Airspace Operations
Airspace Operations - Continued
Airspace Operations - Continued
Airspace Operations - Continued
Airspace Operations - Continued
VISUAL FLIGHT RULES
Table 8-4 -- Cloud and visibility clearance requirements
Weather Conditions Precluding VFR Flight
INSTRUMENT FLIGHT RULES
IFR Cruising Altitude or Flight Level
Vertical Separation Minima
Table 8-7 -- Flight direction
SECURITY CONTROL OF AIR TRAFFIC (CFR PART 99)
Radio Requirements
Position Reporting
END OF CHAPTER 8 - GENERAL FLIGHT RULES AND IFR AND SVFR CONTROL PROCEDURES
END OF CHAPTER 8 - GENERAL FLIGHT RULES AND IFR AND SVFR CONTROL PROCEDURES - Continued
END OF CHAPTER 8 - GENERAL FLIGHT RULES AND IFR AND SVFR CONTROL PROCEDURES - Continued
CHAPTER 9 - CONTROL TOWER OPERATIONS
Control Tower Responsibilities
Operating Positions
Ground Control
GENERAL CONTROL TOWER PROCEDURES
Landing Gear Checks
Automatic Terminal Information Service
Runway Use and Conditions
Operational Priority
Light Gun Signal
TRAFFIC PATTERNS
Figure 9-2 -- Downwind entry.
Overhead Approach Pattern Components
Ground Traffic Movement
Ground Traffic Movement - Continued
Taxi and Ground Movement Operations
Taxi and Ground Movement Operations - Continued
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE PROCEDURES
END OF CHAPTER 9 - CONTROL TOWER OPERATIONS
END OF CHAPTER 9 - CONTROL TOWER OPERATIONS - Continued
END OF CHAPTER 9 - CONTROL TOWER OPERATIONS - Continued
CHAPTER 10 - RADAR OPERATIONS
RADAR Room Equipment
RADAR Branch Chief
OPERATING POSITIONS
Special Use Airspace Sector Control
GENERAL RADAR OPERATING PROCEDURES
Establishing RADAR Identification
Transfer of RADAR Identification
Transfer of RADAR Identification - Continued
Arrival Information
SPECIFIC RADAR PROCEDURES
PAR Target Interpretation and Glide Path Standards
Figure 10-1 -- Glide path information.
Safety Limits Exceeded
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE
Table 10-2 -- Emergency assistance requirements
RADAR Assistance to VFR Aircraft in Weather Difficulty
Communications Failure
END OF CHAPTER 10 - RADAR OPERATIONS
END OF CHAPTER 10 - RADAR OPERATIONS - Continued
END OF CHAPTER 10 - RADAR OPERATIONS - Continued
CHAPTER 11 - SHIPBOARD OPERATIONS
Table 11-1 -- Shipboard operations terms and definitions
Table 11-1 -- Shipboard operations terms and definitions - Continued
Table 11-1 -- Shipboard operations terms and definitions - Continued
Table 11-1 -- Shipboard operations terms and definitions - Continued
Table 11-1 -- Shipboard operations terms and definitions - Continued
Table 11-1 -- Shipboard operations terms and definitions - Continued
Table 11-1 -- Shipboard operations terms and definitions - Continued
Table 11-1 -- Shipboard operations terms and definitions - Continued
Air Ops Operating Positions
Table 11-3 -- CCA operating positions and duties
Table 11-3 -- CCA operating positions and duties - Continued
Table 11-3 -- CCA operating positions and duties - Continued
Table 11-3 -- CCA operating positions and duties - Continued
Table 11-3 -- CCA operating positions and duties - Continued
Table 11-3 -- CCA operating positions and duties - Continued
Table 11-3 -- CCA operating positions and duties - Continued
Table 11-3 -- CCA operating positions and duties - Continued
Table 11-3 -- CCA operating positions and duties - Continued
Table 11-3 -- CCA operating positions and duties - Continued
CATCC CONTROL CRITERIA
Table 11-4 -- Weather criteria for departures and recoveries
Departure and Recovery Restrictions
Separation Criteria
Table 11-6 -- Lateral separation
CATCC DEPARTURE PROCEDURES
Figure 11-1 -- Departure fan and reference radials.
Departure Voice Reports
Departures and Rendezvous
Table 11-10 -- Departure procedures
CATCC ARRIVAL PROCEDURES
Aircraft Recovery Information
Table 11-11 -- Standard CV-1 marshal pattern
Marshal Altitude Assignment and Separation
Table 11-12 -- Approach weather minimums
Table 11-13 -- Types of approach
Figure 11-2 -- Approach chart CV-1 TACAN (jet and turboprop).
Figure 11-3 -- Approach chart CV-2 TACAN overhead (jet and turboprop)
Figure 11-4 -- Approach chart CV-3 TACAN (helicopter)
Table 11-14 -- PALS modes of aircraft control
PALS Modes of Aircraft Control
Nonprecision Approach
Delta Signal Composition
Tanking Terms
Tanker Patterns
Table 11-16 -- VMC tanker pattern altitudes
Figure 11-6 -- Rendezvous low pattern.
Figure 11-7 -- Tanking pattern.
AMPHIBIOUS ATC SCOPE
AATCC Operating Positions
AATCC Supervisor
Approach Control
Departure Control
TACC Functional Areas
TACC Operating Positions
Tactical Air Traffic Controller
Case of Departure and Recovery
Table 11-19 -- Departure restrictions
Advisory Control
Lateral Separation
Table 11-21 -- Vertical separation for Jet and turboprop aircrafts
AMPHIBIOUS DEPARTURE PROCEDURES
Figure 11-8 -- Case III helicopter departure patterns.
Table 11-24 -- Fixed wing departure procedures
Departure Voice Reports
AMPHIBIOUS ARRIVAL PROCEDURES
AATCC Arrival Information
Table 11-27 -- Vertical separation in marshal
Helicopter Marshal Procedures
Figure 11-9 -- Approach chart for LH-4 (helicopter).
Figure 11-10 -- Approach chart for LH-5 (helicopter).
Helicopter Emergency Marshal Patterns
Figure 11-11 -- Helicopter emergency marshal patterns (sheet 1 of 2).
Figure 11-11 -- Helicopter emergency marshal patterns (sheet 2 of 2).
Fixed Wing Aircraft Marshal Procedures
Fixed Wing Approach Procedures under Case II Conditions
Fixed Wing Approach Procedures under Special Case II Conditions
Fixed Wing Emergency Marshal Procedures
Figure 11-12 -- Fixed wing emergency marshal.
Figure 11-13 -- Delta and Charlie patterns for helicopters
Helicopter Night Case I Recovery Pattern
Figure 11-14 -- Helicopter Night Case I Recovery Pattern.
Fixed Wing Night Aided Recovery Procedures under Case I Conditions
Fixed Wing Approach Procedures under Case II Conditions
Fixed Wing Approach Procedures Under Case III Conditions
Table 11-29 -- Helicopters approach minimums
Figure 11-15 -- Approach chart for LH-1 (fixed wing).
Figure 11-16 -- Approach chart for LH-2 (fixed wing).
Figure 11-17 -- Approach chart for LH-3 (fixed wing).
END OF CHAPTER 11 - SHIPBOARD OPERATIONS
END OF CHAPTER 11 - SHIPBOARD OPERATIONS - Continued
END OF CHAPTER 11 - SHIPBOARD OPERATIONS - Continued
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CHAPTER 12 - FACILITY OPERATIONS
Management Positions
Facility Watch Supervisor
General Management Issues
Trainees Assigned to Operating Positions
Incident/Mishap Data Collection Procedures
Retention of Voice/Data Recordings
Preliminary Investigation
Routine Air Traffic System Hazard (Operational Deviation)
CERTIFICATION PROGRAM
Initial Requirements
Authority to Suspend or Revoke CTO Ratings or Certificates
When to Consider Revocation of the ATCS Certificate
Total Training Hours
Maximum Training Time
Table 12-4 -- TTH for flight planning position
Currency Requirements (Other Than Final Control)
Controllers under Instruction
Facility Logs, Manuals, and Reports
Facility Logs, Manuals, and Reports - Continued
Facility Logs, Manuals, and Reports - Continued
Facility Manual and Facility Directives
Report of Annual Terminal Instrument Procedures Review
ATC CONTINGENCY PLAN
How the Contingency Plan Works
Commanding Officers' Responsibilities
Flight Inspection Types
Controllers Involved in Flight Inspections
Strength Classification
Facility Classification
END OF CHAPTER 12 - FACILITY OPERATIONS
END OF CHAPTER 12 - FACILITY OPERATIONS - Continued
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CHAPTER 2 - AIR NAVIGATION AND AIDS TO AIR NAVIGATION
CHAPTER 2 - AIR NAVIGATION AND AIDS TO AIR NAVIGATION - Continued
CHAPTER 2 - AIR NAVIGATION AND AIDS TO AIR NAVIGATION - Continued
CHAPTER 2 - AIR NAVIGATION AND AIDS TO AIR NAVIGATION - Continued
CHAPTER 2 - AIR NAVIGATION AND AIDS TO AIR NAVIGATION - Continued
CHAPTER 2 - AIR NAVIGATION AND AIDS TO AIR NAVIGATION - Continued
CHAPTER 2 - AIR NAVIGATION AND AIDS TO AIR NAVIGATION - Continued
CHAPTER 3 - MILITARY AIRCRAFT IDENTIFICATION, PERFORMANCE, AND CHARACTERISTICS
CHAPTER 3 - MILITARY AIRCRAFT IDENTIFICATION, PERFORMANCE, AND CHARACTERISTICS - Continued
CHAPTER 3 - MILITARY AIRCRAFT IDENTIFICATION, PERFORMANCE, AND CHARACTERISTICS - Continued
CHAPTER 3 - MILITARY AIRCRAFT IDENTIFICATION, PERFORMANCE, AND CHARACTERISTICS - Continued
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CHAPTER 3 - MILITARY AIRCRAFT IDENTIFICATION, PERFORMANCE, AND CHARACTERISTICS - Continued
CHAPTER 4 - AIRPORT LIGHTING, MARKINGS, AND EQUIPMENT
CHAPTER 4 - AIRPORT LIGHTING, MARKINGS, AND EQUIPMENT - Continued
CHAPTER 4 - AIRPORT LIGHTING, MARKINGS, AND EQUIPMENT - Continued
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CHAPTER 4 - AIRPORT LIGHTING, MARKINGS, AND EQUIPMENT - Continued
CHAPTER 5 - AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL EQUIPMENT
CHAPTER 5 - AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL EQUIPMENT - Continued
CHAPTER 5 - AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL EQUIPMENT - Continued
CHAPTER 5 - AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL EQUIPMENT - Continued
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CHAPTER 5 - AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL EQUIPMENT - Continued
CHAPTER 6 - AIRSPACE CLASSIFICATION - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS
CHAPTER 6 - AIRSPACE CLASSIFICATION - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
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CHAPTER 6 - AIRSPACE CLASSIFICATION - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
CHAPTER 7 - FLIGHT ASSISTANCE SERVICES - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS
CHAPTER 7 - FLIGHT ASSISTANCE SERVICES - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
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CHAPTER 8 - GENERAL FLIGHT RULES AND IFR AND SVFR CONTROL PROCEDURES - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS
CHAPTER 8 - GENERAL FLIGHT RULES AND IFR AND SVFR CONTROL PROCEDURES - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
CHAPTER 8 - GENERAL FLIGHT RULES AND IFR AND SVFR CONTROL PROCEDURES - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
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CHAPTER 8 - GENERAL FLIGHT RULES AND IFR AND SVFR CONTROL PROCEDURES - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
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CHAPTER 9 - CONTROL TOWER OPERATIONS - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS
CHAPTER 9 - CONTROL TOWER OPERATIONS - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
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CHAPTER 10 - RADAR OPERATIONS - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS
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CHAPTER 11 - SHIPBOARD OPERATIONS - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS
CHAPTER 11 - SHIPBOARD OPERATIONS - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
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CHAPTER 12 - FACILITY OPERATIONS - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS
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APPENDIX I - GLOSSARY
APPENDIX I - GLOSSARY - Continued
APPENDIX I - GLOSSARY - Continued
APPENDIX I - GLOSSARY - Continued
APPENDIX I - GLOSSARY - Continued
APPENDIX I - GLOSSARY - Continued
APPENDIX II - REFERENCES USED TO DEVELOP THIS NONRESIDENT TRAINING COURSE
APPENDIX II - REFERENCES USED TO DEVELOP THIS NONRESIDENT TRAINING COURSE - Continued
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APPENDIX III - Answers to End of Chapter Questions
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APPENDIX III - Answers to End of Chapter Questions - Continued
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APPENDIX III - Answers to End of Chapter Questions - Continued
Table 1-1 -- Layers of the atmosphere
Atmospheric Pressure and Temperature
Units of Measurement
Table 1-2 -- Units of measurement
Effects of Changes in Atmospheric Pressure
Pressure Systems
Cyclones (Low-Pressure Systems)
Anticyclones (High-Pressure Systems)
CLOUDS AND THEIR CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 1-5 -- Cloud types and characteristics.
Cloud Types
FRONTS AND ASSOCIATED WEATHER
Table 1-7 -- Four frontal classifications
Cold Front Characteristics
Figure 1-7 -- Warm front characteristics.
Figure 1-8 -- Occluded front characteristics.
Table 1-8 -- Wind conditions
Table 1-9 -- Four types of air mass
Table 1-11 -- Common forms of precipitation
Figure 1-10 -- Rime ice.
Icing Intensities
Occurrences of Icing
Types and Causes of Turbulence
Table 1-13 -- Four causes of turbulence
Table 1-14 -- Four intensity categories of turbulence
Figure 1-11 -- Thunderstorm stages.
Anvil or Dissipating Stage
Effect on Altimeters
Support Functions
Table 1-15 -- Typical METAR or SPECI observation
Station Identifier
Visibility Group
Figure 1-12 -- Prevailing visibility.
Present Weather Group
Table 1-16 -- Present weather precedence
Table 1-17 -- Types of weather phenomenon
Table 1-18 -- Sky cover classification
Table 1-19 -- Description of how RCR, relate to braking action and landing roll
Table 1-20 -- Runway surface condition (RSC)
Table 1-21 -- Example RCR coding
Table 1-22 -- Example weather report code phraseology
WEATHER FORECASTS, ADVISORIES, AND WARNINGS
Table 1-23 -- Types of forecasts
Table 1-24 -- Four TAF change groups
Table 1-25 -- NWS in-flight weather advisories
Pilot Reports
Table 1-26 -- Thunderstorm conditions
Tropical Cyclone Conditions
Tropical Cyclone Conditions - Continued
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CHAPTER 2 - AIR NAVIGATION AND AIDS TO AIR NAVIGATION
BASIC CONCEPTS OF AIR NAVIGATION
Reference Lines on Earth
Table 2-2 -- Geographic coordinates
Heading Determined by a Compass
Figure 2-1 -- Designating compass heading.
Units of Measurement
Zone Identification
Figure 2-2 -- Standard time zone chart.
ELEMENTARY PLOTTING
Figure 2-3 -- True headings.
Figure 2-4 -- True headings.
Figure 2-6 -- Relationship between headings.
Figure 2-7 -- RADAR fix for an airborne aircraft.
AERONAUTICAL CHARTS OVERVIEW
Automatic Initial Distribution
Flight Information Publications Program
FLIP Enroute and Terminal Publications
Table 2-5 -- Frequently used FLIP enroute and terminal publications
Automated Air Facilities Intelligence File
Miscellaneous Flight Information Products
Aeronautical Information Manual
Terminal Procedures Publication
NAVIGATIONAL AIDS
Table 2-6 -- Radio frequency spectrum
Nondirectional Radio Beacon
VHF/UHF Omnidirectional Ranges
Tactical Air Navigation (TACAN) System
Distance Measuring Equipment
Omniranges, General
Instrument Landing System
Glide Slope Transmitter
Global Positioning System
Monitoring Navigation Aids
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END OF CHAPTER 2 - AIR NAVIGATION AND AIDS TO AIR NAVIGATION - Continued
CHAPTER 3 - MILITARY AIRCRAFT IDENTIFICATION, PERFORMANCE, AND CHARACTERISTICS
Vehicle Type (Nonstandard Vehicles Only)
Mission Modification Symbol (Aircraft Only Optional)
Special Status Identifiers
Design and Design Modifications Symbols
GENERAL AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE AND CHARACTERISTICS
Figure 3-2 -- Comparison of takeoff distances with increased altitudes.
Aircraft Climb and Descent Rates
SELECTED NAVY AIRCRAFT
Table 3-5 -- T-6 Texan II characteristics/description
Table 3-6 -- T-34 Mentor characteristics/description
Table 3-7 -- T-39 Sabreliner characteristics/description
Table 3-8 -- T-44 Pegasus characteristics/description
Table 3-9 -- T-45 Goshawk characteristics/description
Table 3-10 -- EA-6B Prowler characteristics/description
F/A-18 Hornet characteristics/description
EA-18G Growler characteristics/description
AV-8B Harrier characteristics/description
P-3 Orion characteristics/description
P-8 Poseidon characteristics/description
MV-22 Osprey characteristics/description
C-130 Hercules characteristics/description
C-2 Greyhound characteristics/description
E-2 Hawkeye characteristics/description
BE-20 Super King Air characteristics/description
TH-57 Sea Ranger characteristics/description
H-53 Super Stallion/Sea Dragon characteristics/description
H-60 Seahawk characteristics/description
CH-46 Sea Knight characteristics/description
Predator B characteristics/description
UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS
System Considerations
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CHAPTER 4 - AIRPORT LIGHTING, MARKINGS, AND EQUIPMENT
Air Installations Compatibility Use Zones (AICUZ)
Compass Calibration Pad
Figure 4-1 -- Type I compass calibration pad.
Figure 4-3 -- Compass calibration set.
Figure 4-4 -- Compass calibration pad.
Runway Centerline Markings
Table 4-1 -- Other runway markings
Arresting Gear Signs and Markings
Figure 4-2 -- Arresting gear signs and markings.
Tactical Air Navigation (TACAN) Checkpoint Markings
TACAN Checkpoint Sign
Closed, Hazardous, and Other Area Markings
Hazardous Area Markings
Figure 4-8 -- Runway overrun markings.
Figure 4-10 -- Taxiway shoulder markings.
Figure 4-11 -- Overhead view of airfield and markings.
Aeronautical Beacons
Table 4-2 -- Airport rotating beacon facts
Identification or Code Beacon
Runway End Identification Lights
Taxiway Lighting
Miscellaneous Airport Lighting
Figure 4-12 -- Visual approach slope indicator light units.
Optical Landing System
Figure 4-14 -- Improved Fresnel Lens Optical Landing System (IFLOLS).
MISCELLANEOUS AIRFIELD EQUIPMENT AND EMERGENCY SYSTEMS
Mobile Communications and Control Vans
Primary Crash-Phone Circuit
Secondary Crash-Phone Circuit
Emergency Recovery Equipment
END OF CHAPTER 4 - AIRPORT LIGHTING, MARKINGS, AND EQUIPMENT
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END OF CHAPTER 4 - AIRPORT LIGHTING, MARKINGS, AND EQUIPMENT - Continued
CHAPTER 5 - AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL EQUIPMENT
Set Indicator Letter
ATC COMMUNICATIONS AND COORDINATION EQUIPMENT
Communications Consoles
Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch
Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch - Continued
Types and Techniques
Voice Recorders and Reproducers
Figure 5-3 -- DALR system.
DALR Configuration
Figure 5-5 -- NICE Inform Reconstruction application screen.
Maintenance and Custody of Voice/Data Recording
NAVAID Monitors
Visual Communications
Figure 5-8 -- VISCOM.
CONTROL TOWER EQUIPMENT
AFLCS Modes of Operation
Figure 5-9 -- AFLCS map window.
Air Traffic Activity Analyzer
Air Traffic Activity Analyzer Description
Portable Traffic Control Light
Capabilities and Limitations of the Control Light
Portable Traffic Control Light Flight Inspection Procedures
Figure 5-13 -- Tower display monitor.
Video Information Distribution System
Figure 5-14 -- Examples of VIDS ATIS edit window.
General Equipment
Table 5-5 -- Airfield diagram and status board information
Figure 5-15 -- Echo principle.
RADAR Display
Figure 5-16 -- Plan position indicator.
Precision Approach RADAR Indicator (OJ-333)
Figure 5-18 -- Precision approach RADAR indicator.
Figure 5-19 -- Functional check alignment.
Alignment Verification Procedures
IMPROVED PRECISION APPROACH RADAR TRAINER (Device 15G33A)
Special Circuits, Equipment, and Tolerances
Table 5-6 -- Special circuits
Standard Terminal Automation Replacement System
Air Traffic Control RADAR Beacon System
Figure 5-21 -- Components of the secondary RADAR.
Secondary Surveillance RADAR Advantages
Direct Altitude and Identity Readout System
AN/GPN-30 Digital Airport Surveillance RADAR (DASR-11), ASR-11
FACSFAC Air Control Tracking System (FYK-17)
RADAR Performance Characteristics
Figure 5-23 -- Anomalous propagation.
SHIPBOARD EQUIPMENT
Precision Approach and Landing System
Automatic Landing System
Ancillary Equipment
Optical Landing Systems
Figure 5-25 -- Improved Fresnel Lens Optical Landing System (IFLOLS).
ILARTS Components
AN/TPX-42A(V)
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CHAPTER 6 - AIRSPACE CLASSIFICATION
Controlled Airspace
Figure 6-1 -- Controlled airspace classifications.
Table 6-1 -- Airspaces limits, rules, and restrictions
UNCONTROLLED AIRSPACE
Table 6-2 -- Class G airspace limits, rules, and restrictions
SPECIAL USE AIRSPACE
Warning and Alert Areas
Military Operations Areas
Military Training Route Definition
Airport Advisory Areas
Parachute Jump Areas
END OF CHAPTER 6 - AIRSPACE CLASSIFICATION
END OF CHAPTER 6 - AIRSPACE CLASSIFICATION - Continued
END OF CHAPTER 6 - AIRSPACE CLASSIFICATION - Continued
CHAPTER 7 - FLIGHT ASSISTANCE SERVICES
Table 7-1 -- Billets and responsibilities
Flight Planning Branch Airfield Status Boards
Preflight Planning Policy
Flight Plan Forms Policy
Flight Plan Forms for Military Pilots
VIP Flight Plan Codes
VIP Code Number
Honor Code Letters
Recording Flight Data, Control Symbology, and Flight Progress Strips
Flight Notification Message
Transmitting IFR Flight Plans
Composite IFR/VFR Flight Plans
VFR SAR Procedures
Overdue Aircraft Action
IFR SAR Procedures
Responsibility Transfer to RCC
Purpose and Scope
NOTAM Codes and Format
NOTAM Codes and Format - Continued
Table 7-12 -- Transmitting NOTAMs
END OF CHAPTER 7 - FLIGHT ASSISTANCE SERVICES
END OF CHAPTER 7 - FLIGHT ASSISTANCE SERVICES - Continued
END OF CHAPTER 7 - FLIGHT ASSISTANCE SERVICES - Continued
CHAPTER 8 - GENERAL FLIGHT RULES AND IFR AND SVFR CONTROL PROCEDURES
GENERAL FLIGHT RULES
Table 8-1 -- CFR rules
Table 8-1 -- CFR rules - Continued
Navy Rules Concerning Converging with Formations
Exceptions to Aircraft Speed Limits
Altimeter Settings
Compliance with ATC Instructions
Airspace Operations
Airspace Operations - Continued
Airspace Operations - Continued
Airspace Operations - Continued
Airspace Operations - Continued
VISUAL FLIGHT RULES
Table 8-4 -- Cloud and visibility clearance requirements
Weather Conditions Precluding VFR Flight
INSTRUMENT FLIGHT RULES
IFR Cruising Altitude or Flight Level
Vertical Separation Minima
Table 8-7 -- Flight direction
SECURITY CONTROL OF AIR TRAFFIC (CFR PART 99)
Radio Requirements
Position Reporting
END OF CHAPTER 8 - GENERAL FLIGHT RULES AND IFR AND SVFR CONTROL PROCEDURES
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CHAPTER 9 - CONTROL TOWER OPERATIONS
Control Tower Responsibilities
Operating Positions
Ground Control
GENERAL CONTROL TOWER PROCEDURES
Landing Gear Checks
Automatic Terminal Information Service
Runway Use and Conditions
Operational Priority
Light Gun Signal
TRAFFIC PATTERNS
Figure 9-2 -- Downwind entry.
Overhead Approach Pattern Components
Ground Traffic Movement
Ground Traffic Movement - Continued
Taxi and Ground Movement Operations
Taxi and Ground Movement Operations - Continued
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE PROCEDURES
END OF CHAPTER 9 - CONTROL TOWER OPERATIONS
END OF CHAPTER 9 - CONTROL TOWER OPERATIONS - Continued
END OF CHAPTER 9 - CONTROL TOWER OPERATIONS - Continued
CHAPTER 10 - RADAR OPERATIONS
RADAR Room Equipment
RADAR Branch Chief
OPERATING POSITIONS
Special Use Airspace Sector Control
GENERAL RADAR OPERATING PROCEDURES
Establishing RADAR Identification
Transfer of RADAR Identification
Transfer of RADAR Identification - Continued
Arrival Information
SPECIFIC RADAR PROCEDURES
PAR Target Interpretation and Glide Path Standards
Figure 10-1 -- Glide path information.
Safety Limits Exceeded
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE
Table 10-2 -- Emergency assistance requirements
RADAR Assistance to VFR Aircraft in Weather Difficulty
Communications Failure
END OF CHAPTER 10 - RADAR OPERATIONS
END OF CHAPTER 10 - RADAR OPERATIONS - Continued
END OF CHAPTER 10 - RADAR OPERATIONS - Continued
CHAPTER 11 - SHIPBOARD OPERATIONS
Table 11-1 -- Shipboard operations terms and definitions
Table 11-1 -- Shipboard operations terms and definitions - Continued
Table 11-1 -- Shipboard operations terms and definitions - Continued
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Table 11-1 -- Shipboard operations terms and definitions - Continued
Table 11-1 -- Shipboard operations terms and definitions - Continued
Table 11-1 -- Shipboard operations terms and definitions - Continued
Table 11-1 -- Shipboard operations terms and definitions - Continued
Air Ops Operating Positions
Table 11-3 -- CCA operating positions and duties
Table 11-3 -- CCA operating positions and duties - Continued
Table 11-3 -- CCA operating positions and duties - Continued
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Table 11-3 -- CCA operating positions and duties - Continued
Table 11-3 -- CCA operating positions and duties - Continued
Table 11-3 -- CCA operating positions and duties - Continued
Table 11-3 -- CCA operating positions and duties - Continued
Table 11-3 -- CCA operating positions and duties - Continued
Table 11-3 -- CCA operating positions and duties - Continued
CATCC CONTROL CRITERIA
Table 11-4 -- Weather criteria for departures and recoveries
Departure and Recovery Restrictions
Separation Criteria
Table 11-6 -- Lateral separation
CATCC DEPARTURE PROCEDURES
Figure 11-1 -- Departure fan and reference radials.
Departure Voice Reports
Departures and Rendezvous
Table 11-10 -- Departure procedures
CATCC ARRIVAL PROCEDURES
Aircraft Recovery Information
Table 11-11 -- Standard CV-1 marshal pattern
Marshal Altitude Assignment and Separation
Table 11-12 -- Approach weather minimums
Table 11-13 -- Types of approach
Figure 11-2 -- Approach chart CV-1 TACAN (jet and turboprop).
Figure 11-3 -- Approach chart CV-2 TACAN overhead (jet and turboprop)
Figure 11-4 -- Approach chart CV-3 TACAN (helicopter)
Table 11-14 -- PALS modes of aircraft control
PALS Modes of Aircraft Control
Nonprecision Approach
Delta Signal Composition
Tanking Terms
Tanker Patterns
Table 11-16 -- VMC tanker pattern altitudes
Figure 11-6 -- Rendezvous low pattern.
Figure 11-7 -- Tanking pattern.
AMPHIBIOUS ATC SCOPE
AATCC Operating Positions
AATCC Supervisor
Approach Control
Departure Control
TACC Functional Areas
TACC Operating Positions
Tactical Air Traffic Controller
Case of Departure and Recovery
Table 11-19 -- Departure restrictions
Advisory Control
Lateral Separation
Table 11-21 -- Vertical separation for Jet and turboprop aircrafts
AMPHIBIOUS DEPARTURE PROCEDURES
Figure 11-8 -- Case III helicopter departure patterns.
Table 11-24 -- Fixed wing departure procedures
Departure Voice Reports
AMPHIBIOUS ARRIVAL PROCEDURES
AATCC Arrival Information
Table 11-27 -- Vertical separation in marshal
Helicopter Marshal Procedures
Figure 11-9 -- Approach chart for LH-4 (helicopter).
Figure 11-10 -- Approach chart for LH-5 (helicopter).
Helicopter Emergency Marshal Patterns
Figure 11-11 -- Helicopter emergency marshal patterns (sheet 1 of 2).
Figure 11-11 -- Helicopter emergency marshal patterns (sheet 2 of 2).
Fixed Wing Aircraft Marshal Procedures
Fixed Wing Approach Procedures under Case II Conditions
Fixed Wing Approach Procedures under Special Case II Conditions
Fixed Wing Emergency Marshal Procedures
Figure 11-12 -- Fixed wing emergency marshal.
Figure 11-13 -- Delta and Charlie patterns for helicopters
Helicopter Night Case I Recovery Pattern
Figure 11-14 -- Helicopter Night Case I Recovery Pattern.
Fixed Wing Night Aided Recovery Procedures under Case I Conditions
Fixed Wing Approach Procedures under Case II Conditions
Fixed Wing Approach Procedures Under Case III Conditions
Table 11-29 -- Helicopters approach minimums
Figure 11-15 -- Approach chart for LH-1 (fixed wing).
Figure 11-16 -- Approach chart for LH-2 (fixed wing).
Figure 11-17 -- Approach chart for LH-3 (fixed wing).
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CHAPTER 12 - FACILITY OPERATIONS
Management Positions
Facility Watch Supervisor
General Management Issues
Trainees Assigned to Operating Positions
Incident/Mishap Data Collection Procedures
Retention of Voice/Data Recordings
Preliminary Investigation
Routine Air Traffic System Hazard (Operational Deviation)
CERTIFICATION PROGRAM
Initial Requirements
Authority to Suspend or Revoke CTO Ratings or Certificates
When to Consider Revocation of the ATCS Certificate
Total Training Hours
Maximum Training Time
Table 12-4 -- TTH for flight planning position
Currency Requirements (Other Than Final Control)
Controllers under Instruction
Facility Logs, Manuals, and Reports
Facility Logs, Manuals, and Reports - Continued
Facility Logs, Manuals, and Reports - Continued
Facility Manual and Facility Directives
Report of Annual Terminal Instrument Procedures Review
ATC CONTINGENCY PLAN
How the Contingency Plan Works
Commanding Officers' Responsibilities
Flight Inspection Types
Controllers Involved in Flight Inspections
Strength Classification
Facility Classification
END OF CHAPTER 12 - FACILITY OPERATIONS
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CHAPTER 1 - AVIATION WEATHER
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CHAPTER 1 - AVIATION WEATHER - Continued
CHAPTER 1 - AVIATION WEATHER - Continued
CHAPTER 2 - AIR NAVIGATION AND AIDS TO AIR NAVIGATION
CHAPTER 2 - AIR NAVIGATION AND AIDS TO AIR NAVIGATION - Continued
CHAPTER 2 - AIR NAVIGATION AND AIDS TO AIR NAVIGATION - Continued
CHAPTER 2 - AIR NAVIGATION AND AIDS TO AIR NAVIGATION - Continued
CHAPTER 2 - AIR NAVIGATION AND AIDS TO AIR NAVIGATION - Continued
CHAPTER 2 - AIR NAVIGATION AND AIDS TO AIR NAVIGATION - Continued
CHAPTER 2 - AIR NAVIGATION AND AIDS TO AIR NAVIGATION - Continued
CHAPTER 3 - MILITARY AIRCRAFT IDENTIFICATION, PERFORMANCE, AND CHARACTERISTICS
CHAPTER 3 - MILITARY AIRCRAFT IDENTIFICATION, PERFORMANCE, AND CHARACTERISTICS - Continued
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CHAPTER 3 - MILITARY AIRCRAFT IDENTIFICATION, PERFORMANCE, AND CHARACTERISTICS - Continued
CHAPTER 4 - AIRPORT LIGHTING, MARKINGS, AND EQUIPMENT
CHAPTER 4 - AIRPORT LIGHTING, MARKINGS, AND EQUIPMENT - Continued
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CHAPTER 5 - AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL EQUIPMENT
CHAPTER 5 - AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL EQUIPMENT - Continued
CHAPTER 5 - AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL EQUIPMENT - Continued
CHAPTER 5 - AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL EQUIPMENT - Continued
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CHAPTER 5 - AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL EQUIPMENT - Continued
CHAPTER 6 - AIRSPACE CLASSIFICATION - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS
CHAPTER 6 - AIRSPACE CLASSIFICATION - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
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CHAPTER 6 - AIRSPACE CLASSIFICATION - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
CHAPTER 7 - FLIGHT ASSISTANCE SERVICES - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS
CHAPTER 7 - FLIGHT ASSISTANCE SERVICES - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
CHAPTER 7 - FLIGHT ASSISTANCE SERVICES - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
CHAPTER 7 - FLIGHT ASSISTANCE SERVICES - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
CHAPTER 7 - FLIGHT ASSISTANCE SERVICES - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
CHAPTER 7 - FLIGHT ASSISTANCE SERVICES - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
CHAPTER 8 - GENERAL FLIGHT RULES AND IFR AND SVFR CONTROL PROCEDURES - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS
CHAPTER 8 - GENERAL FLIGHT RULES AND IFR AND SVFR CONTROL PROCEDURES - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
CHAPTER 8 - GENERAL FLIGHT RULES AND IFR AND SVFR CONTROL PROCEDURES - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
CHAPTER 8 - GENERAL FLIGHT RULES AND IFR AND SVFR CONTROL PROCEDURES - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
CHAPTER 8 - GENERAL FLIGHT RULES AND IFR AND SVFR CONTROL PROCEDURES - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
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CHAPTER 9 - CONTROL TOWER OPERATIONS - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS
CHAPTER 9 - CONTROL TOWER OPERATIONS - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
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CHAPTER 10 - RADAR OPERATIONS - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS
CHAPTER 10 - RADAR OPERATIONS - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
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CHAPTER 10 - RADAR OPERATIONS - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
CHAPTER 11 - SHIPBOARD OPERATIONS - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS
CHAPTER 11 - SHIPBOARD OPERATIONS - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS - Continued
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CHAPTER 12 - FACILITY OPERATIONS - ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS
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APPENDIX I - GLOSSARY
APPENDIX I - GLOSSARY - Continued
APPENDIX I - GLOSSARY - Continued
APPENDIX I - GLOSSARY - Continued
APPENDIX I - GLOSSARY - Continued
APPENDIX I - GLOSSARY - Continued
APPENDIX II - REFERENCES USED TO DEVELOP THIS NONRESIDENT TRAINING COURSE
APPENDIX II - REFERENCES USED TO DEVELOP THIS NONRESIDENT TRAINING COURSE - Continued
APPENDIX II - REFERENCES USED TO DEVELOP THIS NONRESIDENT TRAINING COURSE - Continued
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APPENDIX III - Answers to End of Chapter Questions
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APPENDIX III - Answers to End of Chapter Questions - Continued
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APPENDIX III - Answers to End of Chapter Questions - Continued