404.2 - provide rsc notam and crfi info in an airport advisory

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A CRFI means a runway, or a third of a runway, has ______.

no CRFI reported (Not Reported)

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It is not required to relay RSC information to the pilot when the runway is cleared to ___ and it is ____.

the full width, 100% dry

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It is not required to relay CRFI information to the pilot when:

  • CRFI by _____ is reported as NR

  • ________ by thirds are reported as NR

full runway length, All thirds of CRFI

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____ must notify of changes in runway status

Aerodrome operators

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If you observe, or if a pilot’s ______ indicates that the surface conditions have changed from the last issued report, the information should be relayed to ____.

braking action report, pilots and the airport operator

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If you doubt that the RSC or CRFI is still valid, _____.

inform the pilot

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RSC and CFRI information is provided to pilots during a briefing as part of ____ for any aerodromes the aircraft will be ____.

the NOTAM presentation, arriving or departing

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If you receive a proposed NOTAM, RSC, or CRFI concerning a condition or malfunction of an air navigation facility that is not within the jurisdiction of your unit, advise the originator to contact directly _____, as appropriate.

the agency or unit responsible for NOTAM action

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Provide an RSC by full runway length using the following phraseology:

RUNWAY SURFACE CONDITION ______, _______, AT (time)

(runway id), (condition)

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When would you need to include [ON (date)] after the condition of the runway and before the time?

If the date of the report differs from the current date

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Which of the following choices is the correct phraseology?

RUNWAY SURFACE CONDITION, RUNWAY ONE-SIX-THREE-FOUR, ONE-ZERO-ZERO PERCENT WET, AT ONE-FOUR-ONE-FIVE.

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Provide an RSC by thirds using the following phraseology:

RUNWAY SURFACE CONDITION, CONDITION CODE (condition code), _______, ______, ______, AT (time)

(touchdown condition), (midpoint condition), (rollout condition)

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A maximum of two runway surface descriptions can be reported per third. When two descriptions are reported, separate the two descriptions with _____.

“AND”

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When must you issue the location when providing an RSC?

If the location differs from the location providing the surface

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When RSC is reported by thirds and all thirds have the same description, use the following phraseology:

RUNWAY SURFACE CONDITION (runway id) CONDITION CODE (condition code) _________ AT (time)

ALL THIRDS REPORTED AS (condition)

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Provide a CRFI by full runway length using the following phraseology.

FRICTION INDEX (runway id), _______, WAS (runway overage) [additional information], AT (time)

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When is “WAS (runway overage) [additional information]” required?

If one part of the runway reads significantly lower than the average, include this additional information after specifying runway range

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When CRFI is reported by thirds and all thirds have the same friction coefficient, use the following phraseology:

FRICTION INDEX (runway id), TEMPERATURE (degrees), _______ AT (time)

ALL THIRDS REPORTED AS (friction coefficient)

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TRUE OR FALSE: The following is the phraseology for providing an RSC by full runway length:

(location) Runway Surface Condition (runway id), (condition) [ON (date)] AT (time)

TRUE

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What should you do if you doubt that the RSC or CRFI is still valid?

Tell the pilot

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What should you do if you observe, or if a pilot reports, that the conditions have changed from the last issued report?

Relay the information to the pilot and the aerodrome operator