15 miles and ACID, TYPE, POSITION, APPROACH, and LANDING.
What information is needed on the White Light and mileage
100
60 NM
To what distance is ATC able to provide service for primary targets when utilizing airport surveillance radar (ASR)?
100
3 mi.
After departing the same or adjacent airports, separate aircraft that will fly courses diverging by 45 degrees or more within 13 DME/LTD after takeoff by _______.
100
States the current ATIS.
Current approach information contained in the ATIS broadcast may be omitted if the pilot states
100
2,000 ft
When operating below FL 290, aircraft on a northeasterly heading will be assigned odd altitudes at intervals of ________ feet.
200
7 miles
What mileage will you hit the amber light.
200
secondary radar alignment
The Range Azimuth Beacon Monitor (RABM) is used to verify
200
5 min. 10 miles
When the leading aircraft maintains a speed at least 22 knots faster than the following aircraft, separate aircraft on the same, converging, or crossing courses by what minima?
200
the ceiling is below 1,000 ft and the visibility is below 3 SM.
Include the ceiling and visibility as part of approach information when
200
5 minutes
When a delay is expected, issue the clearance limit, holding instructions an EFC at least how many minutes prior to the aircraft reaching the clearance limit?
300
Steady green and verbal landing clearance
What two things do you need from the tower on the green light?
300
sensitiviy time control
When aircraft range affects target intensity, what feature enables the controller to correct and maintain equal intensity?
300
1 min.
After departing the same or adjacent airports, separate aircraft that will fly courses diverging by 45 degrees immediately after departure.
300
After turn on to final and before the aircraft reaches the approach gate.
When will a no-gyro surveillance or a PAR approach be instructed to make half standard rate turns?
300
10 miles
Apply lateral separation by requiring aircraft using DME to fly an arc about a NAVAID at a specified distance using the following methods. Between different arcs about a NAVAID: At 35 miles or less from the NAVAID ______ .
400
3 miles
What is the minimum a aircraft may go without a landing clearance?
400
secondary targets
The Automated Systems Keyboard detects, tracks, and predicts
400
3 min. and 5 miles
If the second aircraft will climb through the altitude of the first aircraft?
400
3 mi. from touchdown.
While providing PAR final approach guidance to an aircraft, the controller may not allow an aircraft to proceed any closer than ____________ without Tower clearance.
400
Clear the aircraft to a NAVAID/FIX for the approach procedure.
What should the controller do if radar contact is lost during an approach and the aircraft has not started final approach?
500
3 miles
What is the difference and aircraft may go without a landing clearance?
500
Traffic information
If beacon and primary targets do not coincide, and are displaced by more than the allowable amount the beacon target may only be used for____.
500
3 min. 5 miles
If the lead aircraft is 44 kts. faster than the second aircraft.
500
3 mi. from end of runway.
Using the ASR display a controlleris capable of observing and relaying instructions concerning the aircraft’s position on the final approach course in terms of
500
4 miles
. When takeoff direction differs by at least 45 degrees from the reciprocal of the final approach course, the departing aircraft takes off before the arriving aircraft leaves a fix inbound not less than _______ from the airport.