Fuel Purchase -Cont.

INSTRUMENT FLIGHT RULES WORKBOOK

CHAPTER TWO

Flight is made by aircraft with limited range and purchase of aircraft fuel or oil from

other than military or contract (government) sources is necessary to complete the

assigned mission.

18.

What type of aviation oil is available at the airport? _______________

19.

Direction of engagement for arresting gear is indicated by an arrow. (True/False)

20. In order to use the Navy facilities at Lesperance INTL you must be on official business

(True/False) What does "official business only" indicate? _______________

21.

Are Customs available at Lesperance INTL? _______________

NOTE

A tie-in Flight Service Station is the FSS handling flight clearances

for the particular airport for which it is listed. It may or may not be

located in the airport. Radio call sign is "RADIO."

22.

What is the frequency for the pilot to dispatcher service? _______________

NOTE

Pilot to dispatcher (PTD) is a communication facility established to

enable pilots to transmit NON-ATC information (i.e., servicing,

maintenance, VIP information, etc.) to Base Operations. Radio

call sign is "Operations."

23. What is the name of the Approach Control serving this airport? _______________ Does it

have radar capability? _______________

24. Prior to taking off on an IFR flight, a pilot would receive his clearance on 281.4 (CLNC

DEL). (True/False)

NOTE

All IFR flights must have clearance prior to takeoff. Normally this

clearance is relayed from ATC to the pilot via the tower on a

ground control frequency. At a busy airport, a special frequency is

set aside for this task and is listed as a clearance delivery

frequency.

25.

Pilot to Metro (PMSV) service is available on frequency 344.6. (True/False)

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