What is air traffic control (ATC)?, A. A system used only by pilots, B. A service provided by ground-based controllers, C. A military navigation system, D. An onboard aircraft system, Who directs aircraft on the ground and in the air?, A. Pilots, B. Airport managers, C. Ground-based controllers, D. Flight attendants, What is the primary task of an air traffic controller?, A. Providing weather forecasts, B. Managing airport security, C. Separating aircraft, D. Planning flight routes, Why is aircraft separation necessary?, A. To reduce fuel consumption, B. To increase flight speed, C. To prevent aircraft from coming too close, D. To improve passenger comfort, Which type of separation is NOT mentioned in the text?, A. Lateral, B. Vertical, C. Longitudinal, D. Diagonal, Which of the following is a secondary task of ATC?, A. Flying the aircraft, B. Ensuring safe and orderly traffic flow, C. Maintaining aircraft engines, D. Issuing pilot licenses, What kind of information do controllers provide to pilots?, A. Catering and fuel prices, B. Weather, traffic, and navigation information, C. Passenger information, D. Aircraft maintenance data, ATC services are available to which users?, A. Only commercial airlines, B. Only military aircraft, C. Private, military, and commercial users, D. Only private aircraft, What is controlled airspace?, A. Airspace used only by military aircraft, B. Airspace where pilots fly without ATC, C. Airspace where controllers separate aircraft, D. Airspace above oceans only, In uncontrolled airspace, aircraft may fly:, A. Only at night, B. Without the use of ATC, C. Only with radar assistance, D. Only under military control, What may ATC issue depending on the type of flight and airspace?, A. Passenger instructions, B. Weather warnings only, C. Instructions or flight information, D. Emergency declarations, What is flight information also called in some countries?, A. Commands, B. Advisories, C. Clearances, D. Notices, Who has the final responsibility for flight safety?, A. Air traffic controller, B. Airport authority, C. Pilot in command, D. Airline operator, When may a pilot deviate from ATC instructions?, A. During normal operations, B. When requested by passengers, C. In an emergency, D. When flying in controlled airspace, What technologies enhance a controller’s situational awareness?, A. GPS and satellites, B. Primary and secondary radars, C. Flight simulators, D. Weather balloons.

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