Question ID: 102017
F-GTPO is already in contact with Lille Tower and sends the following message:
'PAN PAN, PAN PAN, PAN PAN, Lille, F-GTPO, losing engine power, requesting immediate landing runway 20, right hand base for runway 20.
Which of the following statements is correct as regards the compliance of the message with the standards for urgency transmissions?
Question ID: 101895
Which form shall be used when first contacting a ground station, if the aircraft registration marking is used as a call sign?
Question ID: 101763
An aircraft in state of emergency shall squawk?
Question ID: 101887
What is the correct order of a test transmission?
Question ID: 101621
Which call-sign suffix designates a station issuing pre-flight clearances?
Question ID: 101759
Under which circumstances shall an aircraft squawk 7700?
Question ID: 102037
The radar controller instructs you: "ADVISE IF ABLE TO PROCEED PARALLEL OFFSET". What does he/she want you to tell him/her?
Whether you can?
Question ID: 101598
Atmospheric attenuation of VHF radio transmissions is affected by the characteristics of the transmission and of the air through which it travels.
Attenuation increases as?
Question ID: 101646
Regarding radiotelephony procedures, a distress condition is one?
Question ID: 102021
ATC instruct you 'G-ACZG, TURN RIGHT IMMEDIATELY SIXTY DEGREES TO AVOID TRAFFIC ELEVEN OCLOCK FOUR MILES.'
What do you do?
Question ID: 101702
What is the radiotelephony call sign for the aeronautical station providing flight information service?
Question ID: 101716
What is the correct phraseology to determine the capability of the SSR equipment of an aircraft?
Question ID: 101806
The controller instructs you to 'STOP SQUAWK CHARLIE, WRONG INDICATION.
This means that the controller?
Question ID: 101886
Should a pilot lose communication during a flight, which are the correct ways of trying to re-establish air-ground communication?
1.Use the company ground frequency
2.Contact other aircraft
3.Use the previous frequency
4.Use the pilot-to-pilot frequency
5.Use another frequency appropriate to the route
6. Contact other aeronautical stations
7. Use the designated standby frequency
2.Contact other aircraft
3.Use the previous frequency
4.Use the pilot-to-pilot frequency
5.Use another frequency appropriate to the route
6. Contact other aeronautical stations
7. Use the designated standby frequency