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Remote Pilot Study Guide
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  • 問題数 20 • 12/8/2023

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  • 1

    On the sectional chart, what does the “P” stand for?

    Prohibited

  • 2

    How are prohibited airspace charted.

    It is a P followed by a number

  • 3

    What is an example of a prohibited area.

    Camp David.

  • 4

    What does restricted areas have?

    Unusual often invisible hazards.

  • 5

    When can a rPIC fly in a restricte area?

    When restricted area is not active and has been released to the FAA.

  • 6

    What happens if a restricted area is active and has not been released to the FAA.

    The ATC facility issues a clearance.

  • 7

    How are restricted areas charted

    With an “R” followed by a number.

  • 8

    What does an “R”on a sectional chart mean?

    Restricted

  • 9

    Where can Restricted area information be found?

    On the back of the sectional chart.

  • 10

    Does the US government have sole jurisdiction in a warning area?

    No.

  • 11

    How is a “warning” area airspace defined?

    A warning area is airspace of defined dimensions.

  • 12

    What is the purpose of a warning area?

    To warn nonparticipating pilots of the potential danger.

  • 13

    Where may a “warning” area be located?

    Over domestic or international waters

  • 14

    How is a “warning” airspace designated?

    With a “W” followed by a number>

  • 15

    What is the abriviation for a Military Operation Areas?

    MOAs

  • 16

    How are MOAs defined?

    Vertical and lateral limits.

  • 17

    What is the purpose of a Military Operation Areas?

    To separating certain military training activities from IFR traffic

  • 18

    What happens when a MOA is being used?

    Nonparticipating IFR traffic may be cleared.

  • 19

    Are VFR terminal areas and enroute low altitude charts numbered?

    No.

  • 20

    What information for MOAs are on the back of the sectional charts?

    Times of operation, altitudes affected and controlling agency.