COMMUNICATION FAILURE AVIATION

What should the pilot do if they realize there is a communication failure?

• B. Continue to your destination according to the flight plan and air traffic control clearance

• A. Land at the nearest aerodrome and report your arrival

• D. Turn off the transponder and wait for instructions

• C. Descend immediately to the lowest possible altitude

What should the pilot do if flying in visual meteorological conditions (VMC)?

• A. Land at the nearest aerodrome and report arrival

• D. Stay in flight until communication is reestablished

• B. Continue to destination as per flight plan and ATC clearance

• C. Descend immediately to the lowest possible altitude

What should the pilot do if flying in Instrument Meteorological Conditions (IMC)?

• D. Stay in flight until communication is reestablished

• A. Land at the nearest aerodrome and report arrival

• B. Continue to destination as per flight plan and ATC clearance

• C. Descend immediately to the lowest possible altitude

What should the pilot do if communication fails and they are flying in IMC?

• C. Descend immediately to the lowest possible altitude

• A. Land at the nearest airfield and report their arrival

• B. Continue to their destination according to the flight plan and air traffic clearance

• D. Perform an emergency landing at any available location

What should the air traffic controller do if there is a communication failure with an aircraft?

• B. Try to communicate through another aircraft

• D. Order an emergency landing at the nearest airport

• C. Ignore the situation and wait for communication to be restored

• A. Let the aircraft continue without intervention