Enroute Low Altitude Chart Questions

CHAPTER TWO

INSTRUMENT FLIGHT RULES WORKBOOK

ENROUTE LOW ALTITUDE CHART QUESTIONS

1. The Low Altitude Charts are used for altitudes up to, but not including, _______________

feet MSL.

IFR semicircular cruising rules apply to _______________ airspace.

Fields printed in brown do not have _______________.

Fields printed in blue do not have a published instrument approach approved for military

aircraft. (True/False)

What is the significance of parentheses around an airport name? _______________

6. List all the frequencies that are normally available at all Flight Service Stations.

_______________

Open area (white) indicates controlled airspace. (True/False)

All altitudes are MSL unless otherwise stated. (True/False)

All times are local time unless otherwise stated. (True/False)

10. All frequencies in blue are LF/MF type. (True/False)

The remaining questions are taken from the L-18, A-1, and A-2 Charts. For convenience in

locating the fixes concerned, the questions are asked of points from west to east.

11. What is the frequency of the Gulfport VOR? _______________

12. The Wisle LF/MF Non-directional Radio Beacon has voice capabilities. (True/False)

13. What is the lowest constant altitude you could maintain between Semmes and Monroeville

along V-20 on an IFR flight? _______________

14. On a flight from Semmes VORTAC via V20 to Monroeville VORTAC, you would change

VORs _______________ miles from Semmes at the _______________.

15. What are the course and distance from Monroeville VORTAC to Jefer Intersection on

V20? _______________

16. From Monroeville VORTAC to Montgomery VORTAC, the first intersection on V20 is the

_______________ Intersection, which is identified by the _______________ radial of

_______________ VORTAC and the _______________ radial of _______________.

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ALTITUDE CHARTS, GENERAL PLANNING, AND AREA PLANNING