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ATC and NAS

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What are the ATO (Air Traffic Organization) service areas? Western, Eastern and Central
The safe, secure and efficient management for the NAS (National Air Space) is the responsibility of which division? Air Traffic Services (ATS)
The ATO is managed by a ___ Chief Operating Officer
FAA order we work under ____ FAA Order JO 7110.65
The FAA is responsible for ___ the safety of civil aviation
There are nine regional offices and the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center in Oklahoma City that ARC leads. List Them. Western-Pacific (AWP), Northwest Mountain (ANM), Great Lakes (AGL), Central (ACE), Southwest (ASW), Alaskan (AAL), Southern (ASO), Eastern (AEA), New England (ANE)
What does the Air Traffic Control System Command Center (ATCSCC) do? monitors and manages the flow of air traffic throughout the NAS
What is the first priority of the ATC system? Separating aircrafts and issuing safety alerts
What are the primary purposes of the ATC system? -Provide support for National Security and Homeland Defense -Provide a safe, orderly, and expeditious flow of traffic -Prevent a collision between aircraft operating in the system
When should nonradar separation be used? When an operational advantage exists
Separation standards are established by the federal government and are designated in what? -Miles -Altitude (feet) -Minutes
What are the 3 procedure preferences? Automated procedures Radar Separation Nonradar Separation
ATC service is provided to aircraft on a “first come, first served” basis as circumstances permit, EXCEPT the following a. Aircraft in distress b. Civilian air ambulance flights ( “MEDEVAC”) c. Presidential aircraft d. Search and Rescue (SAR) aircraft performing a mission
ATC service is provided to aircraft on a “first come, first served” basis as circumstances permit, EXCEPT the following (cont'd) e. Special military and civilian operations f. Flight check aircraft g. Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) aircraft over Special Visual Flight Rules (SVFR) aircraft h. Diverted flights
What is the primary purpose of the FSS (Flight Service Station)? -Receive flight plans -Provide pilot briefing -Process flight plans
When NO supervisory personnel are available, who is the designated person in charge? Controller-In-Charge (CIC)
What are the functions of TRACON? -Transiting terminal area airspace -Providing control services to aircraft -Processing and forwarding flight plan information
The primary function of an ARTCC is providing ATC service to enroute ___ IFR/IVR aircraft
What are the functions of an ATCT? -Transiting aircraft through tower control -May provide approach control services to aircraft -Authoring aircraft to land or take off on the runway -Providing ATC services to aircraft at an airport
The mission of the TM system is to balance air traffic _____ with system _____ Demand; Capacity
The operation of the TM system is the responsibility of the _____ ATCSSC
Monitoring and balancing air traffic flows within their area of responsibility is the primary function of the _______ TMU
Which of the following are components of NAS? -Airport and landing areas -Airspace and ATS routes -Rules, regulations, and procedures -Aeronautical charts
Why are NAVAIDs a vital part of NAS? -Navigate from point to point -Provide approach aids for landing
What do VFR and IFR describe? -Flight plans that pilots should file -Weather conditions -Flight rules that pilots must follow
Why are NAVAIDs a vital part of NAS?  Maintain separation from other aircraft, terrain, and man-made objects on the ground
What does the David J. Hurley Air Traffic Control System Command Center (ATCSCC) do? monitors and manages the flow of air traffic throughout the NAS.
What are the primary NAVAIDs for the nation's airways? -VORs -VORTACs (Collocated VOR and TACAN Navigational Aids)
According to their location, ATO facilities are assigned to one of ______ 3 services areas
When is nonradar separation used in preference to radar separation? When an operational advantage will be gained
"Presidential aircraft have priority over Flight Check aircraft” is an example of a(n) ________ Operational Priority
The organizational structure of each AT facility varies depending upon its _________ -Runways -Type of traffic -Surrounding terrain
Which air traffic facility has NO direct authority over IFR or VFR traffic? FSS
Which ATC facility is primarily responsible for conducting pilot briefings? FSS
Which of the following is not the function of the Clearance Delivery position in the tower? Compiling statistical data
Which position in the ATC terminal option is normally responsible for issuing control instructions to aircraft and vehicles operating on the airport movement area (other than active runways)? Ground Control
Which ATC facility provides ATC services to aircraft on IFR flight plans during the en route phase of flight? ARTCC
Which is the only en route sector team member whose duties do not include accepting handoffs? Radar Flight Data
Who is responsible for the operation of the TM system? ATCSCC
What is included in the NAS? U.S. navigation facilities and all associated personnel and components
Who maintains separation from other aircraft, terrain, and man-made objects on the ground for IFR aircraft? ATC
The Air Traffic Organization (ATO) is responsible for ensuring the safety, efficiency, and security of air traffic operations across the entire National Airspace System (NAS).
What are ATCC other duties? Support national security, provide and solicit weather and additional services.
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