Civil Aviation, Book 1, Unit 08, Radio Basics 3

A(n) ----- is the place that controls air traffic arriving at an airport.

• departure facility
• approach facility
• MULTICOM
• UNICOM

There was no air traffic control facility available so the pilot used the ----- frequency to communicate his flight intentions.

• MULTICOM
• UNICOM
• Center
• Ground

"----- control" is responsible for handling planes that are taxiing at an airport.

• Departure
• Center
• Ground
• Approach

A ----- is the place that controls air traffic departing from an airport.

• tower controller
• UNICOM
• Flight Service Station
• departure facility

A person who manages traffic in and around an airport from the airport's tower is called "-----".

• approach facility
• tower controller
• pilot
• ATC facility

Pilots get traffic information from a(n) -----.

• Flight Service Station
• ATC facility
• ground facility
• approach facility

"-----" controls planes in mid-flight.

• ATC
• Flight Service Station
• Ground
• Center

"-----" is an air traffic communications system that provides air traffic advisories at airports that do not have air traffic control.

• Center control
• UNICOM
• MULTICOM
• ATC facility

When pilots ----- a tower controller, they should use "Tower"

• control
• depart
• approach
• address

Air traffic controllers give pilots instructions and clearance from the "----- ".

• aircraft
• airport
• ATC facility
• runway