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How do systems typically form in the northern hemisphere?
What is NOT a key feature of Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B)?
Which airport can be identified with FZDZ on the GFA?
What thickness of cloud is indicated for CYHZ in GFA? (BKN 25/50)
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What is a requirement for NAT flight concerning navigation equipment?
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Question regarding aerodynamic deicing: 
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Study Notes
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- Isobar patterns in the northern hemisphere form parallel lines in warm sections.
- Automatic Dependant Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) is primarily used for collision avoidance in aviation.
- FZDZ (Freezing Drizzle) can be found at CYQX airport according to GFA (Graphical Flight Rules).
- The cloud thickness over CYHZ, as indicated in the GFA, is 2500 feet.
- A broken cloud cover reported as BKN 25/50 is shown on GFA.
- To prevent ice accumulation, aircraft must operate at a minimum airspeed of 500 knots during aerodynamic de-icing procedures.
- For NAT (North Atlantic) flights, the minimum equipment requirement includes at least two independent long-range navigation systems, typically including Loren C (LF) and omega (VLH).
- Emphasis on having two independent long-range navigation systems for safety in operations over vast areas like the North Atlantic.
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Test your knowledge on aviation meteorology with this comprehensive quiz. Covering topics such as isobar patterns, ADS-B technology, and cloud thickness, it's designed for students and professionals in the field. Get ready to enhance your understanding of atmospheric phenomena and their implications in aviation.
