Fans/Cpdlc Quiz Airspace Area Navigation
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What is FANS?
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Transmission of GPS position to the ATC or other aircraft equipped with ADS-B “In”
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Data link communication between the pilot and the ATC
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A high-precision GPS
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Minimum performance for Terminal Airspace Area Navigation (RNAV) operations; navigation data integrity requirements, and specific flight crew procedures
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The FANS\/CPDLC Quiz in Airspace Area Navigation assesses knowledge on data link communication between pilots and ATC, its benefits, requirements in MNPS airspace, and operational approvals. This quiz is crucial for understanding advanced communication systems in aviation.
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Which is a benefit of FANS?
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Reduced separation between aircraft
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No altitude loss when crossing tracks
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More direct routings
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All of the above
Correct Answer
A. All of the aboveExplanation
FANS, or Future Air Navigation System, offers several benefits. Firstly, it allows for reduced separation between aircraft, enhancing efficiency and capacity in airspace. Secondly, FANS enables aircraft to cross tracks without any altitude loss, reducing fuel consumption and improving flight efficiency. Lastly, FANS supports more direct routings, allowing aircraft to follow shorter and more efficient flight paths. Therefore, all of the given options are benefits of FANS.Rate this question:
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When is FANS 1/A required in all Minimum Navigation Performance Specification (MNPS) airspace FL290 and above?
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November 2015
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January 2016
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December 2017
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January 2020
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A. January 2020Explanation
FANS 1/A is required in all Minimum Navigation Performance Specification (MNPS) airspace FL290 and above starting from January 2020.Rate this question:
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Approval for FANS operations requires:
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FMS and Communications Management Unit (CMU)
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Level ‘D’ SatCom System
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External Cube Annunciator and Aural Alert
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Data-capable Cockpit Voice Recorder
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All of the above
Correct Answer
A. All of the aboveExplanation
The approval for FANS operations requires the presence of FMS and Communications Management Unit (CMU) to ensure proper communication and navigation. It also requires a Level 'D' SatCom System for satellite communication. Additionally, an External Cube Annunciator and Aural Alert are necessary for providing visual and auditory alerts. Lastly, a Data-capable Cockpit Voice Recorder is required to record and store data in the cockpit. Therefore, all of the above options are necessary for approval of FANS operations.Rate this question:
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What is CPDLC?
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ATC communication with pilots via data link
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Reports the current flight position via satellite or VHF data link to the air traffic controller or to the airline
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Transmission of GPS position to the ATC or other aircraft equipped with ADS-B “In”
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Wide-area or regional GPS augmentation using additional satellite-broadcast messages
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A & D
Correct Answer
A. ATC communication with pilots via data linkExplanation
CPDLC stands for Controller Pilot Data Link Communications. It refers to the communication between air traffic controllers and pilots through a data link system, rather than traditional voice communication. This allows for the exchange of text messages, which can include clearances, instructions, and other important information. CPDLC improves communication efficiency, reduces the chances of miscommunication, and enhances safety in air traffic control operations.Rate this question:
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