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Cranes
Part 77
100
This regulation establishes standards and notification requirements for objects that may affect navigable airspace.

What is 14 CFR Part 77.

100

During an inspection what is the basic condition you should look for to ensure a visual NAVAID remains usable to pilots?

What is no obstruction or impediment to the visual aid.

100

This lighted indicator shows pilots the wind direction and velocity at the airport.

What is wind cone?

100

Where can you look up crane information?

What is OEAAA website.

100

Imaginary surfaces are based on what characteristic of the runway?

What is the type of approach available or planned for that runway (visual, non-precision, or precision).
200

Under Part 77, an object that exceeds an imaginary surface is presumed to be this until an FAA aeronautical study determines otherwise.

What is a hazard to air navigation.

200

Who should you contact if a light on the 5R PAPI's goes out?

What is FAA Tech Ops.

200

This system uses a row of lights to give pilots visual glide-path guidance on final approach.

HINT: 

White on white, you're high as a kite

Red on white, you're alright

Red on red, you're dead

What is a PAPI (Precision Approach Path Indicator)?

Bonus points if you know the acronym.

200

What information from the crane do you need in order to look it up on the OEAAA website?

What is the ASN (Aeronautical Study Number).

200

This surface lies directly above the runway (centered on it) and is the base reference for other imaginary surfaces.

What is the primary surface.

300
(T or F) Certificate holders can allow construction of facilities that interfere with the operation of NAVAIDs and ATC facilities if the construction does not affect Part 77 surfaces and regular operations.

What is False. 

Under Part 139.333, a certificate holder must prevent construction of facilities that interfere with the operation of NAVAIDs, as well as ATC facilities.

300

An inspector finds vegatation obscuring a PAPI unit. What is the Part 139 concern?

What is impediment to a visual NAVAID.

300

These two synchronized flashing lights, one on each side of the RWY threshold, help pilots identify the approach end of a runway.

What are REILs (Runway End Identifier Lights)?

300

What is one exception to using a crane near the airport without filing with the FAA?

Any object that will be shielded by existing structures of a permanent and substantial nature or by natural terrain of equal or greater height.

300

What is the ratio for the transitional surface?

What is 7:1.

400

Under Part 139 standards, the airport must protect (or assist the owner in protecting) airport NAVAIDs against what?

What are theft and vandalism.

400

During an inspection, an airport owned wind cone is found damaged and unable to indicate wind direction. What should you do?

What is issue a Part 139 work order.

400

This airport lighting system uses a rotating beam to help pilots identify the location of an airport at night.

What is an airport rotating beacon?

400

Any construction or alteration exceeding this height above ground level generally requires notice to the FAA. 

What is 200ft AGL.

400

What is the ratio for the conical surface?

What is 20:1.

500

The certificate holder must prevent interruption of these NAVAID signals.

What are visual and electronic signals.

500

You observe construction materials and equipment stored within the protected area of an electronic NAVAID. What is wrong with this scenario?

What is interference with the NAVAID's signal or operation. 

(Brownie points if anyone mentions the equipment not being in the staging area.)

500

This ILS component provides left-right, or lateral guidance so an aircraft reamains aligned with the centerline of the RWY on approach.

What is the localizer?

500

What is the form that must be submitted to notify the FAA of proposed construction or alteration? 

What is form 7460-1.

500

What are the 5 imaginary surfaces surrounding the runway?

What are the Approach, Transitional, Horizontal, and Conical, Primary Surfaces