Pilot Reporting of ACAS Resolution Advisories
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When should the TWCO attempt to modify the aircraft's flight path after a pilot reports an ACAS resolution advisory (RA)?

  • Once the pilot reports 'Clear of Conflict'
  • Immediately after the pilot reports the RA
  • Never (correct)
  • Only if the pilot requests a modification

    • Why are pilots required to report RAs that require a deviation from the current ATC clearance or instruction?

  • To request a new ATC clearance or instruction
  • To inform other aircraft of the deviation
  • To comply with ACAS regulations
  • To inform the controller of the deviation (correct)

    • When does the TWCO cease to be responsible for providing separation between an aircraft and other affected aircraft?

  • When the pilot reports 'Clear of Conflict'
  • When the TWCO acknowledges the pilot's report of an RA
  • When the TWCO resumes responsibility
  • When the aircraft departs from its ATC clearance or instruction (correct)

    • When does the TWCO resume responsibility for providing separation for all affected aircraft?

    <p>When the TWCO acknowledges the pilot's report of an RA (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the TWCO stand for?

    <p>Tower Watch and Clearance Officer (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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