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Runway markings are always what color? Taxiway markings are always what color?
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Threshold, or displaced threshold on a runway is what?
Place where landing area starts.
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Taxiway hold line is marked with?
- 2 solid and 2 dashed yellow lines.
- You have permission to cross if you approach from the side with the dashes. You must have clearance if approaching from the side with the solid lines.
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Taxiway signs: red indicates?
Mandatory instruction signs. They are areas you don't want to taxi without a clearance, such as runway entrances.
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Taxiway signs: black with yellow lettering indicates?
A location sign. "Black square, you're there."
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Taxiway signs: yellow signs with black lettering indicates?
- Direction, destination and information.
- Used at instersections to point in the direction you would turn for a different taxiway.
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VASI is?
- Visual Approach Slope Indicator
- 4 lights arranged in a 'square'
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PAPI is?
- Precision Approach Slope Indicator.
- 4 horizontal lights
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Automatic squelch is what?
- Can be disabled by pulling the PULL/TEST?OFF knob on the radio.
- This enables background noise so you can hear a weak transmission.
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List the squawk codes: VFR, Emergency, Lost Communications, Hijack, Military Intercept
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Flying from a large airport, the first person you might want to talk to is?
- Clearance delivery
- Ground Control
- Tower
- Departure Control
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After landing, how do you interact with the tower?
Wait for the tower to tell you to change to ground.
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Flying into a large airport, the first person you might want to talk to is?
- Approach Control
- Tower
- Ground
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Radio flow of information:
- Who to: who you're calling
- Who from: who you are
- Where: your location
- What: your request and additional information
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Frequencies are spoken how?
- Using each digit and the decimal point.
- One Two Eight point Three Five: 128.35
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Altitude should be stated how?
In thousands and hundreds of feet. Three Thousand Eight Hundreed Feet.
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Light gun signal (on ground), flashing white, means?
Return to starting point at airport
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Light gun signal (on ground), steady green, means?
Cleared for takeoff.
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Light gun signal (on ground), flashing green, means?
Cleared to taxi.
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Light gun signal (on ground), steady red, means?
Stop
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Light gun signal (on ground), flashing red, means?
Get off the runway in use!
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Light gun signal (on ground), alternating red and green, means?
General Warning-Caution. Continue with what you're doing, but be careful.
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Light gun signal (airborne), flashing white, means?
Not applicable
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Light gun signal (airborne), steady green, means?
Cleared to land
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Light gun signal (airborne), flashing green, means?
Return for landing
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Light gun signal (airborne), steady red, means?
Give way and continue circling
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Light gun signal (airborne), flashing red, means?
Airport Unsafe-No landing!
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Light gun signal (airborne), alternating red and green?
- General Warning-Caution.
- Continue with what you're doing, but be careful.
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Spin is what?
A stall in which one wing is more fully stalled than the other.
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How to enter traffic pattern nordo- see page 4-28
see page 4-28
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How to break a spin- page 4-35
page 4-35
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