Emergency Communications and Air Traffic Control Systems

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Flashcards covering low-level wind shear, ATIS, emergency communication systems, crash phone operations, recorder requirements, frequency usage, arresting gear, and communication conduct rules based on lecture notes.

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Low level wind shear/microburst is reported by pilots or detected on a wind shear __ System.

detection

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A statement advising a pilot to readback instructions to hold short of a runway is a __.

readback instruction

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Pilots acknowledge receipt of the ATIS message on initial contact by informing controllers of the word.

alphabetic code

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The primary crash phone circuit is a __ wired intercommunications system installed between stations involved in emergency response.

direct

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The purpose of the crash phone system is to provide an __ means of communication to primary emergency activities.

immediate

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Crash phone circuits are tested __.

daily

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Air traffic control tower, aircraft fire and rescue, and structural fire and rescue alarm rooms comprise the __ network.

Primary Crash Phone

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The System is utilized for the simultaneous notification of essential support personnel and may operate through the regular telephone switchboard.

Secondary Alert

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A P T C X is a system that incorporates radio, intercom, and telephone communications, allowing controllers to communicate with pilots, other control positions, and other __.

facilities

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The Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch (ETVS) (AN/FSC-127) is a __ based switching system.

software

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The Emergency Communications System (ECS) (AN/FSC-127A) operates as the primary ATC emergency __ communications for the ETVS.

backup

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Emergency and distress frequencies and MHz will be used only for actual emergency or distress communications.

243.0, 121.5

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Search and Rescue communications should be conducted on frequency __ MHz.

282.8

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Facility Recorders shall have the capability to record and playback synchronized voice, time, radar, and data.

display set-up

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Recorders provide information for determining adequacy of ATC instructions, conducting mishap/hazard analysis, aiding SAR efforts, evaluating circuit loads, and conducting and control of air traffic controllers.

training, quality

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All radio circuits, telephones, interphones, crash phone circuits, and data used for the control of air or vehicular traffic shall be recorded __ during hours of operation.

continuously

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UHF emergency, VHF emergency, remote, primary local control, primary approach control, and (ATIS) frequencies shall be recorded independently.

Automatic Terminal Information Service

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Original recordings shall be retained for at least days where the archive media is magnetic tape, and days for locations utilizing STARS or hard disk.

15, 45

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The first resumed ATIS broadcast message after an interruption of more than 12 hours should be identified with __.

Alpha

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ATIS weather information includes wind direction and velocity, sky condition, temperature, dew point, altimeter, and a advisory when appropriate.

density altitude

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ATIS broadcasts should include reported unauthorized laser illumination events for following the last report.

one hour

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The ceiling/sky condition, visibility, and obstructions to vision may be omitted from ATIS if the ceiling is above feet and the visibility is more than miles.

5,000, 5

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ATIS broadcasts should include taxiway closures affecting active runways, other airport operation impacts, other NOTAMs and __ pertinent to terminal area operations.

PIREPS

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An arresting gear is a safety device used to prevent aircraft from overrunning runways when the aircraft cannot be stopped after landing or during .

aborted takeoffs

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The E-28 arresting gear is a , __ system that can accommodate a maximum aircraft weight of 78,000 pounds and a maximum engaging speed of 160 knots.

rotary hydraulic, bidirectional

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Using obscene, indecent, or profane language on any means of communication is a __ by communication systems responsibility.

prohibited action

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Willful or malicious __ with other communications is a prohibited action for communication systems users.

interference

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Flight Data Input/Output (FDIO)/Personal Computer Based-Remote Control Unit (PC-RCU) is an automated that distributes flight plan data, weather information, and general information messages.

data link

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The __ (RFSP) provides the operator with a hard copy printout of incoming and/or outgoing messages from the FDIO/PC-RCU system.

Replacement Flight Strip Printer