VNAV Test Bank
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1. Once radio failure is confirmed, maintain VMC and Flight Information Hand-
comply with procedures listed in the ________. book (FIH)
2. Once radio failure is confirmed, maintain __________ VMC
and comply with procedures listed in the Flight infor-
mation Handbook.
3. What is the VHF Guard frequency? 121.5
4. As a rule, checkpoints should be no closer than _____ 5
minutes and not more than 25 minutes apart.
5. As a rule, checkpoints should be no closer than 5 25
minutes and not more than _____ minutes apart.
6. Checkpoint selection is critical to the successful com- Prominent Features
pletion of your Navigation route. You should select
_______ on the chart that will be easily identified from
the air.
7. Class ____ airspace consists of all uncontrolled air- G
space.
8. Class G airspace consists of all _______ airspace. Uncontrolled
9. Class ____ generally consists of any airspace not Class E
A, B, C, or D and defined as controlled airspace.
10. As per FAR Part 91.117, the maximum authorized air- 250
speed for aircraft below 10,000 feet MSL is ____KIAS.
11. As per FAR Par 91.117, the maximum authorized air- 10,000
speed for aircraft below ______ feet MSL is 250 KIAS.
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12. The maximum airspeed within Class B airspace is _____ 250
KIAS. If an aircraft is operating beneath the lateral lim-
its of Class B airspace, the aircraft's speed is restricted
to 200 KIAS.
13. Continuation Fuel is the minimum amount of fuel Required Reserves
required at each checkpoint to continue with the
planned route and proceed to the final landing des-
tination with _______.
14. For primary navigation training, modifications or ter- Final Checkpoint
mination of the route early and proceeding direct to
your _______ are the expected course of action if fuel
to continue will be exceeded along the route.
15. Calculate _________ for each checkpoint. Continuation Fuel
16. ________ areas denote the existence of unusual, often Restricted
invisible, hazards to aircraft such as artillery firing,
aerial gunnery, or guided missiles. Penetration of this
airspace without permission of the controlling author-
ity may result in a flight violation.
17. _______ areas are airspace, which may contain hazards Warning
to nonparticipating aircraft in international airspace.
Although not mandatory, pilots should obtain autho-
rization prior to penetrating these airspaces.
18. ________ areas are depicted on aeronautical charts to Alert
inform nonparticipating pilots of areas that may con-
tain a high volume of pilot training or an unusual type
of aerial activity.
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1. Once radio failure is confirmed, maintain VMC and Flight Information Hand-
comply with procedures listed in the ________. book (FIH)
2. Once radio failure is confirmed, maintain __________ VMC
and comply with procedures listed in the Flight infor-
mation Handbook.
3. What is the VHF Guard frequency? 121.5
4. As a rule, checkpoints should be no closer than _____ 5
minutes and not more than 25 minutes apart.
5. As a rule, checkpoints should be no closer than 5 25
minutes and not more than _____ minutes apart.
6. Checkpoint selection is critical to the successful com- Prominent Features
pletion of your Navigation route. You should select
_______ on the chart that will be easily identified from
the air.
7. Class ____ airspace consists of all uncontrolled air- G
space.
8. Class G airspace consists of all _______ airspace. Uncontrolled
9. Class ____ generally consists of any airspace not Class E
A, B, C, or D and defined as controlled airspace.
10. As per FAR Part 91.117, the maximum authorized air- 250
speed for aircraft below 10,000 feet MSL is ____KIAS.
11. As per FAR Par 91.117, the maximum authorized air- 10,000
speed for aircraft below ______ feet MSL is 250 KIAS.
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12. The maximum airspeed within Class B airspace is _____ 250
KIAS. If an aircraft is operating beneath the lateral lim-
its of Class B airspace, the aircraft's speed is restricted
to 200 KIAS.
13. Continuation Fuel is the minimum amount of fuel Required Reserves
required at each checkpoint to continue with the
planned route and proceed to the final landing des-
tination with _______.
14. For primary navigation training, modifications or ter- Final Checkpoint
mination of the route early and proceeding direct to
your _______ are the expected course of action if fuel
to continue will be exceeded along the route.
15. Calculate _________ for each checkpoint. Continuation Fuel
16. ________ areas denote the existence of unusual, often Restricted
invisible, hazards to aircraft such as artillery firing,
aerial gunnery, or guided missiles. Penetration of this
airspace without permission of the controlling author-
ity may result in a flight violation.
17. _______ areas are airspace, which may contain hazards Warning
to nonparticipating aircraft in international airspace.
Although not mandatory, pilots should obtain autho-
rization prior to penetrating these airspaces.
18. ________ areas are depicted on aeronautical charts to Alert
inform nonparticipating pilots of areas that may con-
tain a high volume of pilot training or an unusual type
of aerial activity.
