BEACON CODE ASSIGNMENT FOR RA
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS
CFR, Part 91.215 requires that all aircraft operating at or above 10,000 feet MSL
(excluding airspace at and below 2,500 feet Above Ground Level) will be equipped with
- ANSWERS -operable made S Transponder or operable mode 3/A 4096 code
transponder
a VFR departure NOT working an ATC facility - ANSWERS -1200
What is the proper phraseology to issue discrete computer assigned codes? -
ANSWERS -"SQUAWK THREE/ALFA (code)" or "SQUAWK (code)"
The National Beacon Code Allocation Plan (NBCAP) is based on a concept of -
ANSWERS -discrete code allocations to each ARTCC's computer
If an aircraft's transponder fails while operating in Class A airspace, the controller may
disapprove further operation in Class A airspace based on - ANSWERS -traffic
conditions or other operational factors
a pilot-declared emergency that is NOT radar identified - ANSWERS -7700
an aircraft experiencing a loss of two-way radio communication - ANSWERS -7600
an aircraft that is being hijacked - ANSWERS -7500
U2, pressure suit flights, and aircraft operations above FL600 - ANSWERS -4400
Beacon Codes that are assigned by the computer and that end in other than zero zero
are: - ANSWERS -Nondiscrete Codes
Eligibility for automatic track association will result from an aircraft squawking the
computer assigned - ANSWERS -discrete or nondiscrete code
Code Insert/Delete - ANSWERS -ов 1200 «КВЕ»
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS
CFR, Part 91.215 requires that all aircraft operating at or above 10,000 feet MSL
(excluding airspace at and below 2,500 feet Above Ground Level) will be equipped with
- ANSWERS -operable made S Transponder or operable mode 3/A 4096 code
transponder
a VFR departure NOT working an ATC facility - ANSWERS -1200
What is the proper phraseology to issue discrete computer assigned codes? -
ANSWERS -"SQUAWK THREE/ALFA (code)" or "SQUAWK (code)"
The National Beacon Code Allocation Plan (NBCAP) is based on a concept of -
ANSWERS -discrete code allocations to each ARTCC's computer
If an aircraft's transponder fails while operating in Class A airspace, the controller may
disapprove further operation in Class A airspace based on - ANSWERS -traffic
conditions or other operational factors
a pilot-declared emergency that is NOT radar identified - ANSWERS -7700
an aircraft experiencing a loss of two-way radio communication - ANSWERS -7600
an aircraft that is being hijacked - ANSWERS -7500
U2, pressure suit flights, and aircraft operations above FL600 - ANSWERS -4400
Beacon Codes that are assigned by the computer and that end in other than zero zero
are: - ANSWERS -Nondiscrete Codes
Eligibility for automatic track association will result from an aircraft squawking the
computer assigned - ANSWERS -discrete or nondiscrete code
Code Insert/Delete - ANSWERS -ов 1200 «КВЕ»
