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IFR Quiz February 2023

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Published: January 23, 2023

The FAA released AIM Change 3 to the public in November 2022. If you didn’t get the memo, here’s a chance to redeem yourself. There’s no consistent theme as topics covered are all over the place.

IFR Quiz February 2023

An official weather observation now includes
- a. PIREPs.
- b. controller observations.
- c. Area Forecasts (FAs).
- d. Model Output Statistics.
VFR waypoints offer enhanced navigation
- a. in and around Class B and C airspace.
- b. around Special Use Airspace.
- c. as entry points for common mountain passes.
- d. All of the above.
Military Training Route information is available
- a. through Flight Service.
- b. on Terminal Area Charts.
- c. on VFR Sectionals and en-route charts.
- d. Answers a. and c. are correct.
On a straight-in instrument approach to a nontower airport, announce
- a. crossing the FAF by name.
- b. 8-10 NM out.
- c. 5-8 NM out.
- d. two miles out.
Visual scanning limitations include
- a. Empty field myopia.
- b. Narrow field of vision.
- c. Near and far focus.
- d. All answers are correct.
ATIS, AWOS, and ASOS wind direction is reported relative to true north.
- a. True
- b. False
Best practices to see and avoid potentially conflicting traffic include
- a. TCAS.
- b. Traffic Information Service.
- c. using ADS-B In.
- d. flight following.
A wind turbine farm containing ___ turbines may affect ADS-B and transponder replies.
- a. 3
- b. 4
- c. 5
- d. 6
- e. any
Cold Temperature Airport altitude restrictions apply to stepdown fixes on which type of approach?
- a. ILS
- b. LNAV, LP
- c. LPV
- d. LNAV/VNAV
- e. VOR
You are cleared for a visual approach at a towered airport. Expect
- a. an assigned runway.
- b. clearance to the airport.
- c. a possible go-around.
- d. clearance to land.
On an approach, when told to change to advisory frequency,
- a. radar service is automatically terminated.
- b. your IFR flight plan is closed.
- c. set your transponder to 1200.
- d. you are inside the FAF.
A visual approach is not an IAP but is an IFR procedure.
- a. True
- b. False
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