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faa regulations - What sources of weather are approved by the U. S . . . The FAA has canceled AC 00-62, Internet Communications of Aviation Weather and NOTAMS, and no longer maintains a list of approved QICPs Certificate holders and program managers using the public Internet to access weather information are responsible for ensuring accurate and timely delivery of information without data corruption during the
What is a Terminal Radar Service Area (TRSA) and what are its . . . 11 Some fairly busy airports that you would expect to have Class B or C airspace have class D airspace at the airport and normal class E and G airspace around that In addition, they have an area drawn on the chart with similar dimensions to a class B or class C airspace area but they are labeled as Terminal Radar Service Area (TRSA) What is a Terminal Radar Service Area (TRSA) and what are
What are ARTCC, RCO and FSS and what are differences? FSS or Flight Service Stations: Flight Service Stations (FSS) are air traffic facilities that communicate directly with pilots to conduct preflight briefings, flight plan processing, inflight advisory services, search and rescue initiation, and assistance to aircraft in emergencies
What in-flight weather info is available to commercial pilots? Most pilots probably stick to their official sources For pilots flying under the FAA, two good sources for the answer are the Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge (PHAK) Chapter 13 and AC 00-45G Chapter 13 of the PHAK is dedicated to aviation weather services, many of chich are available in flight
air traffic control - What is a TRACON? - Aviation Stack Exchange A TRACON is a term used in the US for what is elsewhere known as the Terminal Control (ICAO terminology), the control in charge of operations around one or more large airports It doesn't manage ATC at airports, which is provided by TOWERs TRACON is therefore an intermediate step used for:
What are the ICAO PANS? What are their contents? - Aviation Stack Exchange Procedures for Air Navigation Services - Aeronautical Information Management (ICAO document 10066, a k a PANS-AIM) The PANS AIM details the requirements for collection, management and provision of aeronautical data and aeronautical information It specifies the procedures to be applied by AIM units in providing the various aeronautical
Whats the difference between TWEBs and TIBS? - Aviation Stack Exchange 1 NOAA has a great guide on their website called A Pilot's Guide to Aviation Weather Services which covers these (and more)! They actually describe it better than I could The short version though is that TIBS is a telephone weather service while TWEB is a recorded route briefing that you can listen to while airborne
What is flight inspection, as provided by Cobham Aviation Services? 8 At about midnight, I saw a small plane (a Diamond Twin Star) take off from Heathrow, on flightradar24 It then proceeded to fly in irregular loops around North London, at low altitude, 1700ft The plane had registration G-COBS, and seems to be owned by "Cobham Flight Services", which provides "flight inspection services" Their web page advertises how good they are, without explaining what
faa regulations - What priority if any is given to Emergency Services . . . 16 When requesting takeoff landing and route clearance is any priority given to Emergency Services IE air ambulances, firefighting rigs, S R etc I'm assuming even though these services rise to the level of life or death, they are not treated with the same urgency as an air emergency but I don't know that for fact faa-regulations emergency-services Share Improve this question edited Jan 24