CGI Airport Operations & Airspace

Question 1

What is the standard traffic pattern altitude for turbine-powered aircraft at an uncontrolled airport?

Accepted Answer

1,500 feet AGL

Answer

500 feet AGL

Answer

800 feet AGL

Answer

2,000 feet AGL

Question 2

At a non-towered airport, which direction should the traffic pattern be flown unless otherwise indicated?

Accepted Answer

Left-hand traffic

Answer

Right-hand traffic

Answer

Either direction based on wind

Answer

Straight-in approaches only

Question 3

What does a flashing green light signal from the control tower mean to an aircraft in flight?

Accepted Answer

Return for landing

Answer

Cleared to land

Answer

Give way to other aircraft and continue circling

Answer

Airport unsafe—do not land

Question 4

What type of airspace surrounds the nation's busiest airports and requires an ATC clearance and an operable transponder?

Accepted Answer

Class B airspace

Answer

Class C airspace

Answer

Class D airspace

Answer

Class E airspace

Question 5

What equipment is required to operate within Class C airspace?

Accepted Answer

Two-way radio, Mode C transponder

Answer

Two-way radio only

Answer

Two-way radio, Mode C transponder, and DME

Answer

Two-way radio, TCAS, and Mode S transponder

Question 6

What does a segmented circle at an uncontrolled airport indicate?

Accepted Answer

The direction of landing and traffic pattern information including runway layout and pattern direction

Answer

The location of fuel services

Answer

A displaced threshold

Answer

A closed runway