Quiz - IFR Enroute

If flying eastbound on V441 starting on the PIE VOR, when do you switch VORs on the Airway?

18 NM from the PIE VOR

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There's no changeover point

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36 NM from the PIE VOR

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The blue airports depicted on the Low-Level Enroute chart identify airports that:

Aiports that have at least one instrument approach published on the DoD Flips

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Airports that have approaches that require a TACAN receiver on board

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Military Airports that only have military approaches

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The brown airports depicted on the Low-Level Enroute chart identify airports that

Have at least one instrument approach

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Do not have an instrument approach procedure

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Are uncontrolled airports

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What does the blue ‘2000G’ altitude mean?

RNAV/GPS MEA

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OROCA

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RNAV/GPS MOCA

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Minimum Obstruction Clearance Altitude

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What does the yellow highlight area mean?

The total mileage between two NAVAIDs

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The total length of the victor airway.

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Distance to change to the next the NAVAIDs

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What does the (T) stands for?

The PGD VOR is a Terminal VOR

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The VOR also transmits TACAN information

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The VOR only Transmits

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The VOR Transmits & receives over the same frequency

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What is the minimum altitude you could cross DEEDS on V601 when you’re flying south?

7,000 feet

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4,000 feet

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2,000 feet

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1,600 feet

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Why is the NASSAU VOR/DME black?

It is a compulsory point

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It is a non-compulsory point

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NASSAU will not be identifiable without a GPS

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It is a flyover point

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Why is the NASSAU VOR frequency of 112.7 underlined?

There is no voice transmitted on 112.7

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The pilot can hear FSS on 112.7

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NASSAU is a terminal VOR

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NASSAU frequency is monitored

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NASSAU frequency is not monitored

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What type of NAVAID is Marathon (MTH)?

NDB

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TACAN

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VOR

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LOM

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Private Pilot

Quiz – IFR Enroute

May 23, 2020

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1. Question

If flying eastbound on V441 starting on the PIE VOR, when do you switch VORs on the Airway?

2. Question

The blue airports depicted on the Low-Level Enroute chart identify airports that:

3. Question

The brown airports depicted on the Low-Level Enroute chart identify airports that

4. Question

What does the blue ‘2000G’ altitude mean?

5. Question

What does the yellow highlight area mean?

6. Question

What does the (T) stands for?

7. Question

What is the minimum altitude you could cross DEEDS on V601 when you’re flying south?

8. Question

Why is the NASSAU VOR/DME black?

9. Question

Why is the NASSAU VOR frequency of 112.7 underlined?

10. Question

What type of NAVAID is Marathon (MTH)?