RTF Practice Test Questions with Correct Answers
What are the first two priorities of a controller - Answer-Separate aircraft issue safety alerts
Issue traffic advisories to all radar identified aircraft unless - Answer-Aircraft is in class A airspace or the pilot request submission of traffic ...
What are the first two priorities of a controller - Answer-Separate aircraft issue safety
alerts
Issue traffic advisories to all radar identified aircraft unless - Answer-Aircraft is in class A
airspace or the pilot request submission of traffic advisories
What items of information should be included when issuing radar traffic advisories to a
radar identified aircraft - Answer-Directions, distance, type, altitude
What is the phraseology to advise an aircraft that the previously issued traffic will no
longer be an issue - Answer-Traffic no Factor
True or false, the controller is not responsible for providing standard separation between
the aircraft that is responding to a resolution advisory during a kick ass event - Answer-
True
During the tcas event the controller should not - Answer-If you control instructions
contrary to the tcas resolution
What is the difference between TCAS 1 and TCAS 2 - Answer-Tcas 1 generates traffic
advisories only, while tcas 2 generates traffic advisories and resolutions in the vertical
plane
How are areas of whether defined - Answer-Light, moderate, heavy, extreme
What information is included in a bird advisory - Answer-Position, size, Direction,
altitude
What is the weather Minima to conduct a visual approach - Answer-Ceiling at or above
1000 feet and visibility greater than 3 miles
What is the weather month minima to Vector an aircraft for a visual approach - Answer-
500 foot ceiling above the MVA and 3-mile visibility
MVA - field elevation + 500
,Regarding a visual approach, if a pilot wants to perform a visual Approach at an airport
where weather information is not available, there must - Answer-Reasonable assurance
that dissent and flight can be made in VFR conditions, this is indicated buy the pilot
himself making a request
Who can initiate a visual approach - Answer-The controller May initiate it, or the pilot
May request it
Regarding a visual approach, what two things can a pilot report in sight - Answer-The
airport or Runway
Regarding a visual approach, radar separation must be maintained until - Answer-Visual
separation is provided
Regarding a visual approach, when must the succeeding aircraft be advised of the type
of the preceding aircraft - Answer-All aircraft following a heavy, or a small following a
757
All aircraft must be informed when approaches are being made to what type of Runway
configuration - Answer-Parallel, intersecting, converging
To perform visual approaches to parallel runways less than 2,500 feet apart, standard
separation must be provided until - Answer-The succeeding aircraft must report the
preceding aircraft in sight
To perform visual approaches to parallel runways between 2500 feet and 4300 feet,
standard separation must be provided until - Answer-Both aircraft must be cleared for a
visual approach
This may also occur with one aircraft on a visual approach and the other on an
instrument approach
To perform a visual approach two parallel runways separated by 4300 feet or more,
standard separation must be provided until - Answer-One of the two aircraft must be
cleared and have accepted the visual approach clearance
For visual approaches two converging or intersecting runways, standard separation
must be provided until - Answer-The pilot has received the approach clearance and
reported the other aircraft in sight
Requirements to perform a charted visual flight procedure - Answer-Operating control
tower
Ceiling is at least 500 above MVA
Visibility is 3 miles or more
The published name of the cvfp and Landing Runway are specified in the approach
clearance
, Lateral limits of AAC airspace - Answer-30NM
Vertical limits of AAC airspace - Answer-12,000Ft MSL
AAC Class C lower shelf dimensions - Answer-5NM/1,900ft
AAC Class C upper shelf dimensions - Answer-10NM/4,700ft
Portion of AAC Class C that is Tower Jurisdiction - Answer-5NM/1,600ft
AAC Class C accociated outer area dimensions - Answer-20NM
The total overall dimensions of AAC class E airspace - Answer-All except C,D and G
1,200-12,000ft
The floor around BRT, 4Y3 and 4V4 drops to ___ within ___ - Answer-700ftMSL/5NM
Dimensions of class G - Answer-SFC to 1,200ft (except around, uncontrolled airports)
AAC Airports (6) - Answer-AAC - Academy
JKE - Jeske Air Force Base
BRT - Bartles
4Y3 - James
4V4 - Viney
Z91 - Lazy J Ranch
BRT Runways/FAF - Answer-13/31
ILS13/BERRY
Which airport has direct com with pilots on the ground - Answer-BRT
Which airports must use McAalester FSS to communicate - Answer-4Y3
4V4
4Y3 Runways/FAF - Answer-12/30
NDB12/JAMES
AAC Runways/FAF - Answer-28R/10L
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