NIFE FRR ALL POSSIBLE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 2024/2025 WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION
Define the responsibilities of the Federal Aviation Administration
Responsible for establishing, reviewing, and enforcing general regulations for all
aviation activities in the United States.
Who published the Federal Aviation Regulation (FAR)?
FAA
What is the purpose of the FAR Part 91
The regulations are spelled out in a multipart document which contains the operating
rules and guidelines for domestic aviation
Who does the FAR part 91 apply to?
Aviators in the US, both civilian and military
What is the AIM?
Aeronautical Information Manual. Official guide to basic flight information and Air
Traffic Control procedures for use in the National Airspace System
True or fasle: The AIM is a regulatory publication?
False
What is the FLIP and its purpose?
Flight information publications: en route charts, en route supplements, instrument
approach plates, general planning guides, and area planning guides
What is the publication that has the rules published set forth by the Chief of
Naval Air Force (CNAF)?
CNAF M3710-.7
What does NATOPs stand for?
Naval Air Training and Operating Procedures Standardization
What is the purpose of NATOPs?
The specific limitations imposed by the manual may be more restrictive than those
delineated by CNAF M-3710.7 or the FAR.
List the priority of regulations
1. NATOPS
2. CNAF M-3710.7
3. FLIPs
4. FAR Part 91
Define Air Traffic Clearance
An authorization by Air Traffic Control (ATC) for an aircraft to proceed under
specified traffic conditions within controlled airspace, for the purpose of preventing
collision between known aircraft.
What is a NOTAMs?
Notice to Airman. Time critical aeronautical information.
Temporary.
What is a transponder?
The airborne radar beacon receiver/transmitter portion of the Air Traffic Control
Radar Beacon System which automatically receives radio signals from interrogators
on the ground, and selectively replies with a specific reply pulse or pulse group only
to those interrogations being received on the mode to which it is set to respond.
What are the 2 transponder modes?
Mode 3 and Mode C
, What is mode 3?
4 digit code that identifies the aircraft to ATC
What is Mode C?
Provides aircraft pressure altitude info to ATC
Define Shall
Procedure is mandatory
Define should
Procedure is recommended
Define May or need not
optional
Define will
indicates futurity, never any degree of requirement
Which agency of the FAA enforces FAR Part 91?
ATC, Air Traffic Control
What are the responsibilities of Air Traffic Control?
GEA
Grant clearance
Enforce Far Part 91
Approve flight plans
What are all the sub-agencies under ATC?
1) Flight Service Station
2) Control Tower
3) Approach
4) Air Route Traffic Control Center
What is the purpose of ATC Flight Service Station?
provide pilot briefings, en route communications, and some search and rescue
services; assist lost aircraft and aircraft in emergency situations.
What is the purpose of Control Tower?
Is the agency responsible for the safe, orderly, and expeditious flow of traffic
operating on and in the vicinity of an airport.
What are the 3 stations of Control Tower?
1) Clearance Delivery
2) Ground
3) Tower
Define Clearance Delivery responsibilities
relays ATC clearances to departing aircraft and has no control or surveillance
capabilities.
Define Ground responsibilities
responsible for aircraft movement on the ground up to the hold short line
Define Tower responsibilities
Maintains efficient flow of airport traffic in assigned airspace. The sole source of
clearance to take off and to land
What is ATIS?
Automatic Terminal Information Service- the continuous broadcast of recorded non
control information on a discrete frequency.
What is the purpose of APC?
Approach Control, Control IFR traffic in the terminal area.
Define Terminal Area
A general term used to describe airspace in which Approach Control service or
airport traffic control service is provided"
ANSWERS 2024/2025 WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION
Define the responsibilities of the Federal Aviation Administration
Responsible for establishing, reviewing, and enforcing general regulations for all
aviation activities in the United States.
Who published the Federal Aviation Regulation (FAR)?
FAA
What is the purpose of the FAR Part 91
The regulations are spelled out in a multipart document which contains the operating
rules and guidelines for domestic aviation
Who does the FAR part 91 apply to?
Aviators in the US, both civilian and military
What is the AIM?
Aeronautical Information Manual. Official guide to basic flight information and Air
Traffic Control procedures for use in the National Airspace System
True or fasle: The AIM is a regulatory publication?
False
What is the FLIP and its purpose?
Flight information publications: en route charts, en route supplements, instrument
approach plates, general planning guides, and area planning guides
What is the publication that has the rules published set forth by the Chief of
Naval Air Force (CNAF)?
CNAF M3710-.7
What does NATOPs stand for?
Naval Air Training and Operating Procedures Standardization
What is the purpose of NATOPs?
The specific limitations imposed by the manual may be more restrictive than those
delineated by CNAF M-3710.7 or the FAR.
List the priority of regulations
1. NATOPS
2. CNAF M-3710.7
3. FLIPs
4. FAR Part 91
Define Air Traffic Clearance
An authorization by Air Traffic Control (ATC) for an aircraft to proceed under
specified traffic conditions within controlled airspace, for the purpose of preventing
collision between known aircraft.
What is a NOTAMs?
Notice to Airman. Time critical aeronautical information.
Temporary.
What is a transponder?
The airborne radar beacon receiver/transmitter portion of the Air Traffic Control
Radar Beacon System which automatically receives radio signals from interrogators
on the ground, and selectively replies with a specific reply pulse or pulse group only
to those interrogations being received on the mode to which it is set to respond.
What are the 2 transponder modes?
Mode 3 and Mode C
, What is mode 3?
4 digit code that identifies the aircraft to ATC
What is Mode C?
Provides aircraft pressure altitude info to ATC
Define Shall
Procedure is mandatory
Define should
Procedure is recommended
Define May or need not
optional
Define will
indicates futurity, never any degree of requirement
Which agency of the FAA enforces FAR Part 91?
ATC, Air Traffic Control
What are the responsibilities of Air Traffic Control?
GEA
Grant clearance
Enforce Far Part 91
Approve flight plans
What are all the sub-agencies under ATC?
1) Flight Service Station
2) Control Tower
3) Approach
4) Air Route Traffic Control Center
What is the purpose of ATC Flight Service Station?
provide pilot briefings, en route communications, and some search and rescue
services; assist lost aircraft and aircraft in emergency situations.
What is the purpose of Control Tower?
Is the agency responsible for the safe, orderly, and expeditious flow of traffic
operating on and in the vicinity of an airport.
What are the 3 stations of Control Tower?
1) Clearance Delivery
2) Ground
3) Tower
Define Clearance Delivery responsibilities
relays ATC clearances to departing aircraft and has no control or surveillance
capabilities.
Define Ground responsibilities
responsible for aircraft movement on the ground up to the hold short line
Define Tower responsibilities
Maintains efficient flow of airport traffic in assigned airspace. The sole source of
clearance to take off and to land
What is ATIS?
Automatic Terminal Information Service- the continuous broadcast of recorded non
control information on a discrete frequency.
What is the purpose of APC?
Approach Control, Control IFR traffic in the terminal area.
Define Terminal Area
A general term used to describe airspace in which Approach Control service or
airport traffic control service is provided"
