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WorksheetsAirmanship Revision Quiz
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
Which of the following controls the movement of both vehicles and aircraft in an airfield ground manoeuvring area?
Aerodrome controller
Air traffic controller
Approach controller
Ground controller
Which building at an airfield houses the people who monitor aircraft on the ground and in the air?
Air traffic coordination room
Airborne traffic control room
Air traffic control tower
Air traffic coordination tower
What is an Aerodrome/Airfield Controller responsible for the movements of?
Vehicles and pedestrians only
Aircraft only
Aircraft, vehicles and pedestrians
Aircraft and vehicles only
What does the abbreviation ATCC represent?
Air traffic control centre
Air traffic control conference
Air traffic control coordination
Air traffic coordination centre
Which of the following would normally work in a glass walled room in the control tower?
Approach controller
Airfield controller
Air controller
Ground controller
Where would a Runway Controller usually be located?
Control Tower
Air Traffic Control Centre
Airfield Radar Centre
Red/White Caravan
What coloured signal would be used by a Runway Controller to give permission to take-off?
Steady Green
Flashing Green
Steady Red
Flashing White
The main method of communicating from the control tower to aircraft is by:
HF
VHF and UHF
RT
MW
The RT system between Air Traffic Control and Vehicles uses?
VHF/UHF
HF
Tele-Talk
MW
What does the abbreviation ILS represent?
Instrument lighting system
Inertial landing system
Instrument landing system
Initial landing sight
What is Surveillance Radar used for?
Airfield approach aid only
Airfield taxi control only
Monitor air traffic passing through an area only
Monitor air traffic passing through an area and airfield approach aid
13. What does the abbreviation PAR represent?
Precision Approach Radar
Ground Controller
Air Controller
Airfield Controller
What is a PAR controller able to measure?
Aircraft's elevation and azimuth
Aircraft's distance from airfield and bearing
Aircraft's airspeed and bearing
Aircraft's elevation and airspeed
PAR is used for GCA. What do the initials GCA mean?
Ground Centred Approach
Guided Centre Approach
Glide Control Approach
Ground Controlled Approach
Who must give way to conventional powered aircraft:
Only balloons
Airships
None
Only gliders
Who must give way to a glider?
Only conventional powered aircraft
Only balloons
Only airships
Powered aircraft and Airships
Who must give way to airships:
Balloons
Conventional powered aircraft
Gliders
All types of aircraft
The centers of the airways are marked by:
Radio signals from air traffic control centres
Lights at certain points along the ground
A series of radio navigation beacons
The national grid power lines
If an aircraft wishes to cross an airway which of the following is permitted?
Providing the base of the airway is above ground, the aircraft can be flown underneath without clearance
Providing the pilot has an instrument rating, he can fly through without clearance
Providing there is no traffic in that part of the airway the aircraft can fly through without clearance
Providing there is no cloud, the aircraft can fly through at any point without clearance
As well as the flight being made in accordance with the rules and the correct radio and navigational equipment what else is required for entering an airway:
The correct speed at the time of joining
The pilot has a valid instrument rating
The aircraft must not enter cloud
There must be no other aircraft within 50 nautical miles
If one aircraft wishes to overtake another it must:
Turn left, and overtake with the other on its right
Dive below and pass
Climb above and pass
Turn right, and overtake with the other on its left
According to the rules of the air, how many different classes of aircraft are there?
6
5
3
4
What side of a powered aircraft has white navigation lights?
Rear
Port side (left)
Starboard side (right)
Nose
Where on a balloon would a navigation light be situated?
On the basket
On the top of the balloon
3 metres below the basket
9 metres below the basket
What side of a powered aircraft has green navigation lights?
Port side (left)
Starboard side (right)
Underneath
Rear
Where on a moving airship would a green navigation light be seen?
Top
Front
Back
Front and Back
Where on a glider could a red light be found?
Each wing tip
Centre top
Nose
Tail
If you report another aircraft as 3 o'clock low, where is it relative to you?
Left and below
Behind and level
Right and below
In front and below
If you report another aircraft as 12 o'clock high, where is it relative to you?
Left and Below
In Front and Above
Right and Above
Behind and Above
An aircraft landing or on final approach to land has right of way over...
Aircraft in flight and on the ground
Aircraft in flight
Aircraft on the ground
Aircraft taking off
When two or more aircraft are approaching to land and one has an emergency?
The lower aircraft has right of way
The higher aircraft has right of way
The aircraft with the emergency has right of way
The aircraft to the right has right of way
In a Helicopter Operating Area what height and width would the 'H' be in metres?
3 x 2
5 x 3
4 x 2
3 x 5
What is the primary role of the Griffin (HT)?
Heavy lift helicopter
Air sea rescue
Training helicopter
Attack helicopter
Which of these best describes the primary role of the Viking?
Navigator trainer
Aircrew trainer
Advanced trainer
Cadet trainer
Which aircraft is used in the MR role?
VC10
Nimrod
Jetstream
Dominie
