ATC System and Nas
Eastern, Central, and Western are the locations for these
The greatest wake turbulence is associated with this aircraft configuration
What is heavy, clean, and slow
An aircraft capable of 300,000 pounds on takeoff
What is a heavy?
Control of all aircraft within a designated airspace by ATC is referred to as this
What is Positive Control?
Separating aircraft and issuing safety alerts
What is the first duty of the ATC system?
When observing an aircraft from behind, the circulation of vortices off the right wing tip spins this way
Designators have have as many as 4 characters, but no less than 2, and they usually start with this.
This class of airspace is generally from the surface to 2500 feet AGL
What is class D
The maximum speed for an aircraft in Class C or D airpsace flying at less than 2500 AGL
What is 200kts
This person is in charge when no supervisory personnel are available
A hovering aircraft creates a downwash from its main rotors that can travel this far
what is three times the diameter of its rotors
"V", Conventional, Forward Slant vertical Stablilizer, "T" (straight) and this are the basic tail configurations
What is Horizontal stabilizer above the fuselage?
This airspace has NO defined vertical limit
What is class E
An aircraft should be set to this altimeter above FL180
What is 29.92
Authorizing aircraft to land or take off on the runway, Providing ATC services to aircraft at an airport, Transiting aircraft through tower control, and maybe providing approach control services to aircraft are the functions of
What is an ATCT
Counter control is most effective and roll is minimal when the wingspan and ailerons extend beyond this
what are the outer edges?
Delta wing, Straight wing, and this are the three basic wing shapes or configurations?
What is Swept-Wing
The SUA that is necessary to confine activities considered hazardous to nonparticipating aircraft is called a _________ Area?
What is restricted
These aircrafts are subject to Title 14 CFR Part 91
All aircraft, including foreign carriers operating within the US
What are NAVAIDS
Assuming similar aircraft, aircraft on this would cause a greater wake turbulence effect?
What is on approach?
This Category of aircraft normally operate at or below FL 240 with a cruising speed of 160-250 kts, and a climb rate of 1000-2000 feet per minut
What is CAT II
Airspace with a high volume of pilots training would be designated as this
What is an Alert Area
Aircraft Type, Cruising Altitude, Route of Flight, and this are required on a VFR flight plan
What is destination