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|  INSTRUMENT FLIGHT RULES WORKBOOK
CHAPTER TWO
ENROUTE LOW ALTITUDE CHART ANSWERS
1.
18,000 feet
2. Uncontrolled (Pilots file in accordance with the appropriate cruising altitudes in order to
facilitate a consistent standard; however, ATC will assign altitudes.)
3.
Published Instrument Approach Procedure
4.
False
5.
Military landing rights not available
6.
255.4 243.0 UHF -- 122.2 121.5 VHF
7.
True
8.
True
9.
False
10.
False
11.
109.0
12.
False
13.
2000 feet
14.
29; x AXEJA or (x denotes a course change)
15.
045; 48 NM
16. Picks; 045R; Monroeville (MVC) ; 345R ; Crestview (CEW) 17. VORTAC (Note arrows
on chart.)
17.
MRA; 3500
18.
Anniston Radio; 122.4
19.
No
20.
077; Eufaula (EUF); 329; Pecan (PZD)
21.
71 NM
IFR SUPPLEMENT, FLIGHT INFORMATION HANDBOOK, ENROUTE LOW
ALTITUDE CHARTS, GENERAL PLANNING, AND AREA PLANNING 2-29
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