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CH 5 WORKSHEET/QUIZ
CH 5 WORKSHEET/QUIZ
1)
The
Federal Aviation Administration is the federal agency with authority to
separate both ____Civilian _________and __Military________________________
aircraft within the controlled airspace overlying the United States.
2)
The FAA is responsible for separating every
aircraft participating in the United States air traffic control system. What are the two definitions of participating
aircraft listed in the book?
·
In
controlled airspace any aircraft flying under FAA clearance uses IFR flight
rules.
·
Air
spaces where air traffic control is mandatory like in class A, B, C or D within
these designated areas VFR aircraft are operated.
3)
Who
has legal rights to control or restrict air traffic over international waters.
No, nation has legal rights to
restrict and control air traffic over international waters. Therefore, with
mutual agreement ICAO members nations assigned aircraft separation responsibilities
over international space to specific countries like most of Gulf of Mexico and
half of Atlantic and pacific oceans are operated by FAA.
4)
What
group/members assign the responsibility of international water to specific
countries? ________ICAO group/members___________
5)
What
bodies of water have been assigned to the United States? ________Part of
Gulf of Mexico____, _____________Half of Atlantic Ocean_______,
_____Half of Pacific Oceans______
6)
Controllers
at FCT (Federal Contract Towers) must be certified by the FAA and use the same qualifications, same rules
and same training and proficiency requirements_________ as the FAA.
7)
Every
center is divided into smaller areas called _____Sectors___
8)
When
an aircraft crosses a controller’s sector boundary and the aircraft will be
passed on to the next controller, this procedure is called a _______Handoff______________.
9)
An
APPREQ is considered a type of _____ request by one controller to another controller
asks approval for route and altitude not specified in letter of agreement.
10)
An
APPREQ stands for __________an approval request_______________.
11)
An
APPREQ usually happens between two controllers.
One controller is the ____Transferring __controller and the other is the
____Receiving _____controller.
12)
There
are __twenty-two air route traffic control___ DOMESTIC Center
facilities.
13)
At
the center which controller will be in direct communication with the pilots?
__________Receiving controller________________
__________Receiving controller________________
14)
Which
controller in the tower environment is responsible for aircraft flying in close
proximity to the airport? ______Local
controller________________
15)
Which
controller in the tower will separate vehicles and aircraft on the airfield ground?_______Ground
controller_______
16)
Briefly
describe what a MARSA is and how it affects air traffic control
MARSA stands for Military authority
assumes responsibility for separation of aircraft. In United States when armed
forces conduct training exercises then they use civilian airspace also. During
that period of time it is dangerous for non-participating civilian aircraft as
separation between these aircrafts were reduced. Therefore, DOD forwards
request to FAA to reserve specific block of airspace. After approval of MARSA
its now military duty to separate aircraft within its boundaries and FAA also
notified MARSA reservation space such that an IFR aircraft flying around MARSA
region are rerouted and VFR aircraft can fly in MARSA region and they are responsible
for avoiding military aircraft.
17)
Briefly
describe what a Letter of Agreement is and what may be included in a letter of
agreement?
Formal authorization of the
transfer of aircraft separation facility from ARTCC to the smaller facility
like if it is an FAA facility it perform air traffic control tower (ATCT) or a
terminal radar approach control or of it is a military facility it control
tower and radar approach control (RAPCON) is done through Letter of Agreement
(LOA).Letter of agreement between two facilities declares:
·
Physical
dimensions of airspace
·
Approved
altitudes and airways used by aircraft when crossing two facilities.
·
Procedures
for air traffic controllers when aircraft moves from one facility of region to
other.
References
Nolan, S.M
(2011). Fundamentals of Air Traffic
Control. New York: Cengage Brain
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