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Its call sign
The word ROGER
The word APPROVED
The word CORRECT
NICOSIA CONTROL; your call sign; checked APLON at fower tree; flight level wun too zero; estimating TOMBI at wun too; next position ALKIS
NICOSIA CTL; your call sign; checked APLON at zero eight fower tree; flight level wun too towsend QNE; estimating TOMBI at zero ait wun too; next ALKIS
NICOSIA CTL; your call sign; checked APLON at fower tree; flight level wun too zero; estimating TOMBI at zero niner wun too; next position ALKIS
NICOSIA; you call sign; overhead APLON at wun zero fower tree; altitude wun too towswend feet QNE; estimating overhead TOMBI at wun wun wun too; next ALKIS
Altitude wun wun towsend tree seven zero feet; and call sign
Altitude wun wun tree seven zero feet; and your call sign
Altitude wun wun towsend tree hundred seventy feet; and C/S
Altitude eleven towsend tree seven zero feet; and call sign
All stations cancel
All stations distress traffic ended
All stations resume normal operations
All stations distress traffic out
By reading back all the AIREP
By reading back only the position report; later the station will read back the whole AIREP
By transmitting its callsign. Later; when the frequency is free it should read back the whole AIREP
By acknowledging only the weather by the phrase 'weather received'
At 1138 UTC
At 1208 UTC
At 0338 UTC
At 0408 UTC
Add the callsign of the station issuing the clearance
Read back the clearance in whole; omitting the station's call sign
Add the call sign of the next ATS aeronautical station; at which border the clearance applies
Add the callsign of the aircraft to which the clearance applies
The position accuracy is within 25 NM
The bearing accuracy is within 25 degrees
The position accuracy is within 50 NM
The bearing given is accurate near reporting point interference CHARLIE
N1145DF; 4X-CCC; EL-AL 215; ISRAIR 333
N1145DF; ISRAIR 333; EL-AL 215; 4X-CCC
ISRAIR 333; N1145DF; 4X-CCC; EL-AL 215
N1145DF; ISRAIR 333; 4X-CCC; EL-AL 215
Altitude wun too towsend tree six zero feet; and C/S
Level wun too tree decimal six feet; and C/S
Altitude wun too tree six zero feet; and C/S
Altitude twelve towsend and tree hundred sixty feet; and C/S
Prior permission of the aeronautical station shall be obtained
No prior permission is required if the communication lasts less then 10 seconds
Interpilot air to air communication does not need permission from the aeronautical station
Prior permission of the aircraft called shall be obtained
(a) Messages originated by an acft's agency; as a company information concerning passenger accommodations
(b) Meteorological reports; section 3 of an AIREP; when required by the ATS unit controlling the acft
(c) Messages concerning an acft in flight or about to depart
(d) Answers b & c are correct
One transmission of 10 second transmission will be transmitted
One transmission 20 second transmission will be transmitted
Two transmission periods of 10 second each will be transmitted
Two transmission periods of 15 second each will be transmitted
Relaying a Mayday message
That aircraft on the same frequency as the Mayday can report to the controller again
That aircraft on the same frequency as the Mayday must not report to the controller
Distress message cancelled by the pilot
75 kHz; 75 MHz and 75 GHz
75 MHz
75kHz
75GHz
Ground
Direct
Sky
Line of Sight
WILCO
MAINTAIN
AFFIRM
APPROVED
Direction and distance to the mobile station
Only distance to the mobile station
Only direction to/from the mobile station
Distance and geographical position
One week
30 days
One year
Six months
QDM; QDR; QTF; QGE
QAM; QBB; QTE; QFZ
QTE; QUJ; QDM; QDR
QUJ; QTF; QTE; QDM
CONFIRM
VERIFY
ACKNOLEDGE
CHECK
VHF spectrum
UHF spectrum
SHF spectrum
EHF spectrum
Ground to Air
Broadcast
Blind transmission air to ground
Air-Ground blind transmission
True bearing to station and distance in NM
True bearing from station and position in geographical coordinates
True bearing from station and distance in NM
True bearing to station and geographical coordinates
Has no effect on the sensitivity of the signal
Increases the sensitivity of the signal
Reduces and suppresses the sensitivity of the signal
Has no affect on the signal
True bearing to station and distance in NM
True bearing from station and position in geographical coordinates
True bearing from station and distance in NM
True bearing to station and geographical coordinates
All area control centers and flight information centers
Aerodrome control towers and approach control offices serving international aerodromes and international alternate aerodromes
Any location designated by the appropriate ATS authority
All of the above is correct
The distance one wave covers in one microsecond
The number of cycles transmitted per second
The number of cycles per distance travailed per 1 microsecond
The number of microseconds elapsed during the transmission of one wave length
NICOSIA CONTROL; your callsign; checked APLON at fower fife; flight level wun too zero; estimating TOMBI at too fower; next position ALKIS
NICOSIA CONTROL; your callsign; checked APLON at zero seven fower fife; flight level wun too towsend QNE; estimating TOMBI at zero ait too fower; next ALKIS
NICOSIA CONTROL; your callsign; checked APLON at fower fife; flight level wun too zero; estimating TOMBI at zero ait too fower; next position ALKIS
NICOSIA CONTROL; your callsign; overhead APLON at wun zero fower fife; altitude wun too towsend feet QNE; estimating overhead TOMBI; at wun wun wun fower; next position ALKIS
The station called
The station having traffic to transmit
The station being traffic itself [aircraft]
The ATCS station always
723.95 MHz to 1515.95 MHz
329.15 MHz to 335.0 MHz
960.00 MHz to 1215.00 MHz
108.00 MHz to 117.95 MHz
4X-AJM; BEN-GURION GROUND; read you five
4X-AJM; BEN-GURION GROUND; wun; too; tree; fower; fife; fower; tree; too; wun; BEN-GURION GROUND
4X-AJM; BEN-GURION GROUND; go ahead
4X-AJM; BEN-GURION GROUND; read back
Magnetic heading to fly to the station; no wind
Relative bearing and distance to the station
Magnetic heading to fly from the station; no wind
Relative bearing to the station
Air-Ground communication
Ground-Air communication
Air to Ground communication
Ground to Air communication
Messages concerning aircraft parts and materials urgently required
Messages concerning non-routine landings to be made by the aircraft
Messages concerning changes in aircraft operating schedules
All of the above
Aeronautical radio navigation service
Aeronautical broadcasting service
Aeronautical fixed telecommunication service
Aeronautical mobile service
A flight safety message
A flight maintenance message
A ground maintenance message
A flight regularity message
The magnetic variation at the station
The magnetic variation at the acfts position
The same difference as between the QDM and the QTF
The same difference as between the QTE and the QUJ
Increase its range in comparison to daylight hours
Decrease its range in comparison to daylight hours
To remain the same as in daylight hours
Be affected by the skip zone range
Mayday; Mayday; Mayday; medical transport
Mayday; Mayday; Mayday; ambulance aircraft
Pan Pan; Pan Pan; Pan Pan; medical transport
Pan Pan; Pan Pan; Pan Pan; medical
(a) A controller can change the radiotelephony call sign of an aircraft during flight
(b) No transmission shall be directed to an aircraft during the last part of the final approach
(c) No reply is necessary to message prefaced by the phrase ALL STATIONS
(d) A and C are correct
75 kHz; 75 MHz and 75 GHz
75 MHz
75 kHz
75GHz
Cancelled by the station receiving
Delayed by the station transmitting
Cancelled by the station transmitting
Delayed by the station receiving
Cancelled by the station transmitting
Delayed by the station receiving
Cancelled by the station receiving
Delayed by the station transmitting
Wind too hundred fifteen degrees too zero knots; gusting thirty fife knots
Wind too wun fife degrees; too zero knots; gusting tree fife knots
Wind too hundred fifteen degrees; twenty knots; gusting tree fife knots
Wind too wun fife degrees; twenty knots; gusting tree fife
1; 3; 2; 4; 6; 5
1; 3; 2; 5; 4; 6
1; 3; 5; 2; 4; 6
1; 3; 5; 4; 6; 2
QTF
ILS
QDM
QFF
QGE
QDL
QTG
QTF
An interpreter can never be allowed to be in the tower
An interpreter can be allowed in the tower; but he must not speak on the radio
An interpreter can be allowed in the tower; and may speak on the radio
English and French are international radio communication languages
At 83.07 NM
At 134.19 NM
At 94.88 NM
At 115.65 NM
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