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What does the letter 'A' represent in aviation terminology?
What does the letter 'V' represent in aviation terminology?
What does the letter 'E' represent in aviation terminology when it comes to routing?
What does the letter 'F' represent in aviation terminology?
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What does 'M' represent in aviation terminology?
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What does 'E' signify regarding altitude?
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What does 'A' indicate regarding altitude?
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Which altitude should you pick from Minimum En-route Altitude (MEA)?
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Study Notes
AVE F MEA Flashcards Overview
- A: Assigned - Fly the route indicated in the last Air Traffic Control (ATC) clearance received.
- V: Vectored - If instructed, proceed directly to the specified fix, route, or airway provided in the vectoring clearance.
- E: Expected - In the absence of an assigned route, follow the route that ATC forecasts for you.
- F: Filed - If there's no assigned or expected routing, follow the route as detailed in your flight plan.
Altitude Definitions
- M: Minimum En-route Altitude - The lowest altitude that ensures acceptable navigation and safety.
- E: Expected Altitude - The altitude that ATC anticipates you will fly.
- A: Assigned Altitude - The specific altitude directed by ATC clearance.
Choosing an Altitude from MEA
- Select the highest of the three altitudes: Assigned, Expected, or Minimum En-route Altitude (MEA) for optimal safety.
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Test your knowledge on AVE F MEA and altitude definitions essential for aviation safety. Understand the different altitudes and routing instructions given by Air Traffic Control (ATC). This quiz will help you reinforce critical concepts in flight operations.
