USCG AUXILIARY EXAM A VERIFIED 2025
Before planning a stop at a military installation, the pilot of an auxiliary aircraft must -
ANSWER-advise the base of their arrival time and Auxiliarists must also follow the prior
permission required (PPR) procedures of the military service
No aircraft may be used by an Auxiliarist for any mission unless: (1) it has been
inspected and approved as a facility; (2) it has dual controls; (3) it is equipped with a
minimum of 4 seats; (4) appropriate orders have been issued by the Coast Guard; (5) it
is airworthy. - ANSWER-Operations Policy Manual, Annex 1
On an aeronautical chart, a small blue disc with one or more white lines in it indicates -
ANSWER-Hard surfaced runways
Only the _____________________________may approve aircraft facility orders. -
ANSWER-OIA Order-Issuing Authority
Refer to the chart and legend in Figures 1 and 2 in the supplementary material available
at http://ntc.cgaux.org/AvTestA.pdf . Immediately North of the Northeast-Southwest
runway at ORF is a tower that rises to - ANSWER-146 f msl
Refer to the chart and legend in Figures 1 and 2 in the supplementary material available
at http://ntc.cgaux.org/AvTestA.pdf . The concentric rings around Norfolk airport indicate
that Norfolk is enclosed by _________ airspace. - ANSWER-Class C
Refer to the chart and legend in Figures 1 and 2 in the supplementary material available
at http://ntc.cgaux.org/AvTestA.pdf . The longest available runway length at Norfolk is -
ANSWER-9000
The official designated to coordinate and control a specific SAR mission is the -
ANSWER-SMC
When flying on a SAR mission, the recommended altitude for spotting small vessels and
aircraft, not considering weather factors, is - ANSWER-1000-3000
Before planning a stop at a military installation, the pilot of an auxiliary aircraft must -
ANSWER-advise the base of their arrival time and Auxiliarists must also follow the prior
permission required (PPR) procedures of the military service
No aircraft may be used by an Auxiliarist for any mission unless: (1) it has been
inspected and approved as a facility; (2) it has dual controls; (3) it is equipped with a
minimum of 4 seats; (4) appropriate orders have been issued by the Coast Guard; (5) it
is airworthy. - ANSWER-Operations Policy Manual, Annex 1
On an aeronautical chart, a small blue disc with one or more white lines in it indicates -
ANSWER-Hard surfaced runways
Only the _____________________________may approve aircraft facility orders. -
ANSWER-OIA Order-Issuing Authority
Refer to the chart and legend in Figures 1 and 2 in the supplementary material available
at http://ntc.cgaux.org/AvTestA.pdf . Immediately North of the Northeast-Southwest
runway at ORF is a tower that rises to - ANSWER-146 f msl
Refer to the chart and legend in Figures 1 and 2 in the supplementary material available
at http://ntc.cgaux.org/AvTestA.pdf . The concentric rings around Norfolk airport indicate
that Norfolk is enclosed by _________ airspace. - ANSWER-Class C
Refer to the chart and legend in Figures 1 and 2 in the supplementary material available
at http://ntc.cgaux.org/AvTestA.pdf . The longest available runway length at Norfolk is -
ANSWER-9000
The official designated to coordinate and control a specific SAR mission is the -
ANSWER-SMC
When flying on a SAR mission, the recommended altitude for spotting small vessels and
aircraft, not considering weather factors, is - ANSWER-1000-3000
