INRAT: Airspace and Regulations Questions & Answers 100% Correct!!
An ATC clearance or instruction is valid only: - ANSWER-For aircraft operating in controlled airspace In the NDA cruising altitudes are based off: - ANSWER-True Track An IFR flight may fly through class F restricted airspace when? - ANSWER-Prior permission has been obtained from the controlling authority Do stopovers have to be indicated on a single IFR flight plan? - ANSWER-No A pilot should file an IFR flight plan at least _____ minutes before intended departure time - ANSWER-30 minutes In an IFR position report do you mention non-compulsory reporting points? - ANSWER-no Which minimum IFR altitudes would provide a minimum of 1,000' of obstacle clearance? - ANSWER-1. Minimum sector altitudes 2. Altitudes depicted on instrument approach transitions 3. Safe altitudes 100 nm outside of DMRs 4. Minimum radar vectoring areas outside of DMRs Which minimum IFR altitudes would provide a minimum of 2000 feet obstacle clearance: - ANSWER-1. Area minimum altitudes within DMRs 2. Radar vectoring areas within DMRs 3. Safe altitudes 100 nm within DMR 1-5 What should a position report within class G airspace over a navaid include? - ANSWER-Present position track altitude altimeter setting, next position ETA If you are proceeding on an IFR flight plant to an uncontrolled airspace underlying lower-level controlled airspace what will likely happen? - ANSWER-ATC would clear you to the MEA and inform you of the appropriate minimum IFR altitude Who can initiate a visual approach - ANSWER-The pilot or ATC -When ATC initiates: -The pilot must report sightin
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