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FAA ATC BASICS BLOCK 1 EXAM NEWEST 2025
ACTUAL EXAM| COMPLETE 200 REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS/
ALREADY GRADED A+ (MOST RECENT!)
-Communicating with a terminal facility
-Center is providing approach control service
-Separation is less than 5 miles by approved procedure
-Issuing traffic advisories .....ANSWER..... Give an instance when
En Route should identify an aircraft as "super" or "heavy"
1 SM .....ANSWER..... For SVFR operations, if the surface visibility
is not reported flight visibility must be at least _____
1,500 ft .....ANSWER..... Large or turbine-powered aircraft are
to enter the traffic pattern at least ______ above the airport
elevation
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1,500 ft AGL .....ANSWER..... If flying a large or turbine-
powered aircraft, climb to ______ as rapidly as practical
1000 ft .....ANSWER..... At what interval must permanently closed
runways have Yellow Crosses painted on the Runway
1000 ft above highest obstacle, 4 NM horizontal .....ANSWER.....
If operating on IFR in non-mountainous area, aircraft minimums
dictate:
18,000 ft MSL up to and including FL450. Identified by J
followed by number (i.e. J 105) .....ANSWER..... Jet routes serve
what altitudes
1926 .....ANSWER..... The FAA has been around in some degree
since what year?
2 years (age 40) .....ANSWER..... If a ATC needs a check up at
age 38, when is his next required medical examination?
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2,500 ft .....ANSWER..... Unless authorized or required by ATC,
all aircraft must operate at a speed of no more than 200 kts if
within 4 NM of the primary airport of class C or D airspace, and
if they are at or below _______?
2000 ft above highest obstacle, 4 NM horizontal .....ANSWER.....
If operating on IFR in mountainous area, aircraft minimums
dictate:
3 .....ANSWER..... How many changes are usually scheduled for
each directive until a new version is published?
3 years (age 38) .....ANSWER..... If a Flight Service specialist
needs a check up at age 35, when is his next required medical
examination?
3,000 AGL and up to but not including 18,000 ft MSL
.....ANSWER..... Under Visual Flight Rules aircraft may follow the
Odd and Even crusing altitudes starting and ending at ____.
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5 SM .....ANSWER..... Model Aircraft operators are to notify the
airport and ATCT when operating within ___ SM of the airport
500 ft , 3000 ft .....ANSWER..... Touchdown markings are spaced
every ____ and continue for the length of _____
500 ft above the surface except over open water or sparsely
populated areas, in which case the aircraft may not operate
closer than 500 ft away from any person, vessel, vehicle, or
structure. .....ANSWER..... What are the minimum safe altitudes
for a VFT flight over other than congested areas?
55 lbs .....ANSWER..... Model aircraft are limited to being strictly
for hobby or recreational use and mus be no more than ___ lbs.
A. 250 (IAS) .....ANSWER..... Unless otherwise authorized, what is
the maximum speed an aircraft may fly under 10,000 ft. MSL?
A. 250 kt (IAS)
B. 300 kt (TAS)
FAA ATC BASICS BLOCK 1 EXAM NEWEST 2025
ACTUAL EXAM| COMPLETE 200 REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS/
ALREADY GRADED A+ (MOST RECENT!)
-Communicating with a terminal facility
-Center is providing approach control service
-Separation is less than 5 miles by approved procedure
-Issuing traffic advisories .....ANSWER..... Give an instance when
En Route should identify an aircraft as "super" or "heavy"
1 SM .....ANSWER..... For SVFR operations, if the surface visibility
is not reported flight visibility must be at least _____
1,500 ft .....ANSWER..... Large or turbine-powered aircraft are
to enter the traffic pattern at least ______ above the airport
elevation
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1,500 ft AGL .....ANSWER..... If flying a large or turbine-
powered aircraft, climb to ______ as rapidly as practical
1000 ft .....ANSWER..... At what interval must permanently closed
runways have Yellow Crosses painted on the Runway
1000 ft above highest obstacle, 4 NM horizontal .....ANSWER.....
If operating on IFR in non-mountainous area, aircraft minimums
dictate:
18,000 ft MSL up to and including FL450. Identified by J
followed by number (i.e. J 105) .....ANSWER..... Jet routes serve
what altitudes
1926 .....ANSWER..... The FAA has been around in some degree
since what year?
2 years (age 40) .....ANSWER..... If a ATC needs a check up at
age 38, when is his next required medical examination?
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2,500 ft .....ANSWER..... Unless authorized or required by ATC,
all aircraft must operate at a speed of no more than 200 kts if
within 4 NM of the primary airport of class C or D airspace, and
if they are at or below _______?
2000 ft above highest obstacle, 4 NM horizontal .....ANSWER.....
If operating on IFR in mountainous area, aircraft minimums
dictate:
3 .....ANSWER..... How many changes are usually scheduled for
each directive until a new version is published?
3 years (age 38) .....ANSWER..... If a Flight Service specialist
needs a check up at age 35, when is his next required medical
examination?
3,000 AGL and up to but not including 18,000 ft MSL
.....ANSWER..... Under Visual Flight Rules aircraft may follow the
Odd and Even crusing altitudes starting and ending at ____.
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5 SM .....ANSWER..... Model Aircraft operators are to notify the
airport and ATCT when operating within ___ SM of the airport
500 ft , 3000 ft .....ANSWER..... Touchdown markings are spaced
every ____ and continue for the length of _____
500 ft above the surface except over open water or sparsely
populated areas, in which case the aircraft may not operate
closer than 500 ft away from any person, vessel, vehicle, or
structure. .....ANSWER..... What are the minimum safe altitudes
for a VFT flight over other than congested areas?
55 lbs .....ANSWER..... Model aircraft are limited to being strictly
for hobby or recreational use and mus be no more than ___ lbs.
A. 250 (IAS) .....ANSWER..... Unless otherwise authorized, what is
the maximum speed an aircraft may fly under 10,000 ft. MSL?
A. 250 kt (IAS)
B. 300 kt (TAS)
