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Area control: DGCA Radio Telephony (R/T) questions

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Question 1 of 5

Oceanic controllers with ADS-C can apply smaller separation minima than older procedural control allowed. Which of these does that mainly increase?

  • Correct answer, a: Airspace capacity
  • bVoice reporting workload
  • cCruise fuel consumption

Question 2 of 5

An oceanic area control unit has no radar but receives automatic ADS-C position and event reports, and still applies procedural separation. What is this method called?

  • aADS-B surveillance control
  • bFlight information service
  • Correct answer, c: ADS-C based procedural control

Question 3 of 5

The ADS-C service in your oceanic sector has degraded. Which phrase will ATC use to tell you?

  • aADS-C CONTRACT TERMINATED
  • bADS-C REPORTING SUSPENDED
  • Correct answer, c: ADS-C OUT OF SERVICE

Question 4 of 5

An ADS-C event contract makes the aircraft report automatically, alerting the controller at once, when it deviates from what?

  • aIts planned fuel figures
  • Correct answer, b: Its cleared route or cleared level
  • cIts company flight schedule

Question 5 of 5

Reduced oceanic lateral separation is allowed with ADS-C partly because its event contracts warn the controller automatically about which of these?

  • Correct answer, a: Departures from cleared track or cleared level
  • bReductions in fuel below planned reserves
  • cFailures of the aircraft's HF voice radio

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