General Planning (GP) -Cont.

CHAPTER TWO

INSTRUMENT FLIGHT RULES WORKBOOK

STRAIGHT-IN APPROACH

STRAIGHT-IN LANDING

SURVEILLANCE APPROACH

THRESHOLD CROSSING HEIGHT/TCH

TOUCHDOWN ZONE

TOUCHDOWN ZONE ELEVATION/TDZE

TRANSCRIBED WEATHER BROADCAST/TWEB

TRANSFER OF CONTROL

UNCONTROLLED AIRSPACE

VECTOR

VISIBILITY

VISUAL DESCENT POINT/VDP

VOT/VOR TEST SIGNAL

Chapter Three provides an overview of the entire _______________ program.

6. The FLIP _______________ has been designed primarily for desk use and not for carrying

in the aircraft

The publication cycle for the Flight Information Handbook is every _______________.

8. The _______________ _______________ _______________ is the official publication

disseminating DOD worldwide foreign clearance requirements and information on personnel

travel.

Chapter Four tells us everything we need to know about filling out a ________ ________.

10. Chapter Five outlines standard ________ ________ while operating under both FAA and

ICAO control.

11. Pilots should file IFR Flight Plans at least _______________ minutes prior to their

estimated time of departure.

12. Initial clearances will include whenever practicable, the _______________

_______________ as the Clearance Limit.

13. There is no requirement for pilots to read back ATC clearances received while on the

ground (Except runway assignment and hold short). (True/False)

14. The maximum airspeed for an aircraft at 5000 feet in the holding pattern is

_______________.

15. When using a VOR test facility, IFR flight should not be attempted if the error exceeds

____ in the air.

WE WILL NOT DEAL WITH CHAPTERS 6-10 DURING THIS COURSE.

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