ATPL (Philippines) - Radiotelephony 3
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1. What is the significance of B) Climbs may be made to, or
an ATC clearance which reads descents made from, 6,000 feet at
"... CRUISE SIX THOUSAND...''? the pilot's discretion.
A) The pilot must maintain
6,000 feet until reaching the
IAF serving the destination
airport, then execute the
published approach procedure.
B) Climbs may be made to, or
descents made from, 6,000
feet at the pilot's discretion. C)
The pilot may utilize any
altitude from the MEA/MOCA
to 6,000 feet, but each change
in altitude must be reported to
ATC.
2. What is the recommended A) Maintain an optimum climb on
climb procedure when a the centerline of the airway without
nonradar departure control intermediate level offs until 1,000
instructs a pilot to climb to the feet below assigned altitude, then
assigned altitude? A) Maintain 500 to 1500 feet per minute.
an optimum climb on the
centerline of the airway
without intermediate level offs
until 1,000 feet below
assigned altitude, then 500 to
, 1500 feet per minute. B) Climb
at a maximum angle of climb
to within 1,000 feet of the
assigned altitude, then 500
feet per minute the last 1,000
feet. C) Maintain a continuous
optimum climb until reaching
assigned altitude and report
passing each 1,000 foot level.
3. When departing from an C) the pilot must advise ATC as soon
airport not served by a control as possible, but no later than 30
tower, the issuance of a minutes, of their intentions if not off
clearance containing a void by the void time.
time indicates that A) ATC will
protect the airspace only to
the void time. B) ATC will
assume the pilot has not
departed if no transmission is
received before the void time.
C) the pilot must advise ATC
as soon as possible, but no
later than 30 minutes, of their
intentions if not off by the void
time.
4. What response is expected A) Read back those parts containing
when ATC issues an IFR altitude assignments or vectors and
clearance to pilots of airborne any part requiring verification.
aircraft? A) Read back those
parts containing altitude
assignments or vectors and
any part requiring verification.
B) Read back should be
Exam Questions and Answers with
Verified Solutions | Latest Updated 2026
1. What is the significance of B) Climbs may be made to, or
an ATC clearance which reads descents made from, 6,000 feet at
"... CRUISE SIX THOUSAND...''? the pilot's discretion.
A) The pilot must maintain
6,000 feet until reaching the
IAF serving the destination
airport, then execute the
published approach procedure.
B) Climbs may be made to, or
descents made from, 6,000
feet at the pilot's discretion. C)
The pilot may utilize any
altitude from the MEA/MOCA
to 6,000 feet, but each change
in altitude must be reported to
ATC.
2. What is the recommended A) Maintain an optimum climb on
climb procedure when a the centerline of the airway without
nonradar departure control intermediate level offs until 1,000
instructs a pilot to climb to the feet below assigned altitude, then
assigned altitude? A) Maintain 500 to 1500 feet per minute.
an optimum climb on the
centerline of the airway
without intermediate level offs
until 1,000 feet below
assigned altitude, then 500 to
, 1500 feet per minute. B) Climb
at a maximum angle of climb
to within 1,000 feet of the
assigned altitude, then 500
feet per minute the last 1,000
feet. C) Maintain a continuous
optimum climb until reaching
assigned altitude and report
passing each 1,000 foot level.
3. When departing from an C) the pilot must advise ATC as soon
airport not served by a control as possible, but no later than 30
tower, the issuance of a minutes, of their intentions if not off
clearance containing a void by the void time.
time indicates that A) ATC will
protect the airspace only to
the void time. B) ATC will
assume the pilot has not
departed if no transmission is
received before the void time.
C) the pilot must advise ATC
as soon as possible, but no
later than 30 minutes, of their
intentions if not off by the void
time.
4. What response is expected A) Read back those parts containing
when ATC issues an IFR altitude assignments or vectors and
clearance to pilots of airborne any part requiring verification.
aircraft? A) Read back those
parts containing altitude
assignments or vectors and
any part requiring verification.
B) Read back should be
