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VFR terminal charts (VTAs) provide detailed information to VFR pilots __________

operating in busy terminal areas

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VFR navigation charts (VNC) provide navigation information to VFR pilots __________

during the enroute portion of a VFR flight

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World aeronautical charts (WACs) are used for flight planning and in-flight navigation _______

on extended cross-country flights at low-to-medium altitudes and medium-to-high airspeed

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Canada Air Pilot (CAP) provides aeronautical information primarily related to _________

IFR arrival or departure phases of flight

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The CAP includes the following types of flight procedures:

  • Instrument approach procedures (IAPs)

  • Diverse and standard instrument departures (SIDs)

  • Standard instrument arrivals (STARs)

  • Noise abatement procedures

  • Visual approaches

  • Ground operations information

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Which of these charts are updated every 56 days?

CAP, CFS, DAH, HI/LO charts, TAC (Terminal Area Charts)

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Pilot navigation SIDs require pilots to _____ for navigation to ______

use the applicable SID chart as reference, enroute phase

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Vector SIDS are when ATC provide ______, or _____ on the applicable SID chart.

vectors to a filed or assigned route, a fix depicted

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While waiting for vectors, pilots are expected to ______.

use the SID chart as reference for navigation

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Define Standard Terminal Arrival (STAR)

Help aircraft transition from the enroute phase of flight to landing at an airport

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Enroute low altitude charts (LO charts) are intended for use up to, but not including, ________ within _________.

18,000 feet ASL, Canadian Domestic Airspace (CDA)

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Enroute high altitude charts (HI charts) provide pilots with the navigational information required to navigate airspace over ________ at _________.

Canada and the Northern Atlantic, 18,000 feet ASL and above

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What are the two types of standard instrument departures (SIDs)?

Pilot navigation and vector

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What kind of chart provides navigation information for IFR flights in low-level airspace?

Enroute low altitude (LO) chart

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VFR aeronautical information can be obtained from what three key sources?

VTA charts, VNC charts, WAC charts

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A pilot flying at FL240 over Kamloops needs to consult a chart for radio frequency information. What chart should the pilot consult?

Enroute high altitude (HI) chart

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What would the map scale 1/500,000 represent?

Every 1 unit of measurement on the chart equivalent to 500,000 of the same unit of measurement on the ground

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<p>What is the frequency of the Enderby VORTAC?</p>

What is the frequency of the Enderby VORTAC?

115.2 MHz

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<p>What is the minimum enroute IFR altitude between LOCAN and ERVYN on V300?</p>

What is the minimum enroute IFR altitude between LOCAN and ERVYN on V300?

13,000 feet

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<p>What is the minimum enroute altitude on V304 between FOCHE and SIGTA?</p>

What is the minimum enroute altitude on V304 between FOCHE and SIGTA?

10,000 feet

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What information do LO charts include?

Airways and route data, minimum altitudes, radio aids and frequencies, reporting points, etc.