What is the correct communication sequence for approaching an airport with radar and tower control?

ATIS (arrival)-Approach-Tower-Ground

Modern International Morse Code:

Is a coding system accepted and used by ITU (International Telecommunication Union) and ICAO.

Has the same coding system as the semaphore alphabet used in maritime.

Is a coding system based on the flashing of lights.

Is a type of coding system used only in audio signals.

According to the instruction given to the aircraft approaching the airport on heading 230 and radial 310, "Right downwind for runway 05," the aircraft should:

Be on the right downwind with the current heading and radial.

Enter the downwind from the northeast crossing the 05-23 line.

Come to the right base position for runway 23.

First come to the left base position for runway 05.

What does a flashing green light from the tower to a ground vehicle mean?

Engine start clearance granted.

What does a steady red light from the tower to an airborne aircraft mean?

Do not land/Continue circling/Give way to other aircraft.

Civilian landings not accepted.

Proceed to an alternate airport.

What does a flashing green light from the tower to an airborne aircraft mean?

Landing is only possible from the opposite direction.

Do not wait for landing clearance/go.

What does a flashing red light from the tower to an airborne aircraft mean?

Land at this airport and proceed to the parking area.

What does a steady green light from the tower to an airborne aircraft mean?

The civilian airport accepts landings, request landing clearance.

You can only land from the opposite direction.

Both civilian and military airports accept landings, request landing clearance.

According to ICAO, what does a flashing white light from the tower to an airborne aircraft mean?

Land at this airport and proceed to the parking area.

The alphabet used in the aviation environment today is known as ....

The IPA (International Pronunciation Alphabet).

What is the purpose of the airport traffic area?

To control air traffic within the controlled airspace of the control tower.

To provide traffic services for landings and takeoffs at the airport.

To control the takeoffs and landings of aircraft with the control tower.

To ensure the control of all aircraft in the vicinity of the airport.

What is a "blind transmission"?

It is communication from one station to another when two-way communication cannot be established but it is believed that the other station can receive it.

It is the continuous flow of daily information given to aircraft in a repeated broadcast throughout the day or part of the day.

It is the continuous flow of daily information given to aircraft at certain times of the day in a repeated broadcast.

It is the broadcast of airport weather information.

In relation to the flight activity of an aircraft, at which stage does "communication" first begin?

It begins with the submission of the flight plan to the relevant unit.

It begins with contacting the relevant ATC for engine start clearance.

It actively begins with the issuance of "runway entry-takeoff" clearance by the relevant ATC unit.

It begins with contacting the relevant ATC for taxi clearance.

Select the correct statement from the ones given below.

The communication order to be established during the departure phase at airports with radar and tower control will be ATIS-Apron-Ground-Tower-Approach.

The term "hold short" in aviation is used to indicate that the next aircraft should enter the runway and take off as soon as possible.

After receiving landing clearance, performing a touch and go is at the pilot's discretion.

At airports with radar and tower control, another aircraft is not allowed to land or take off until the entire aircraft has passed the holding point line.

Select the correct statement from the ones given below.

SSR instructions are among the message parts that must be repeated in voice communication.

During conversations, there should be an average distance of 10 cm between the microphone and the lips.

Radio communications are conducted loudly at an average speed of 50 words per minute.

In communication with the tower, location reporting is given first, followed by identification information.

Which of the following are the emergency frequencies?

VHF 121.50 MHz - UHF 243.00 MHz

VHF 123.00 MHz - UHF 119.00 MHz

VHF 112.30 MHz - UHF 122.80 MHz

VHF 118.00 MHz - UHF 118.80 MHz

Which of the following is the correct way to say the number 13,500 for altitude or cloud ceiling?

One three thousand five hundred

What does the phrase "ORBIT RIGHT" mean?

Make a 360-degree turn to the right.

Yield to traffic coming from the left.

Leave the runway alignment to the right.

Turn right to avoid approaching traffic.

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Modern International Morse Code:

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