RNAV Navigation Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What is the main advantage of using RNAV routes and procedures?

Increased reliance on air traffic control intervention
Enhanced route separation capabilities
Improved access and flexibility through point-to-point navigation (correct)
Reduced reliance on ground-based NAVAIDS

Which of the following best describes RNAV?

A method of navigation that enables aircraft to fly on any desired flight path within the coverage of referenced NAVAIDS or within the limits of self-contained systems (correct)
A method of navigation that relies solely on ground-based NAVAIDS for flight path guidance
A method of navigation that requires constant intervention from air traffic control
A method of navigation that is restricted to specific flight paths designated by air traffic control

How is the overall safety of RNAV operations achieved?

Through the use of multilateration and communications systems
Through constant monitoring by radar and automatic dependent surveillance systems
Through a combination of aircraft navigation accuracy, air traffic control intervention, and route separation (correct)
Through the exclusive use of ground-based NAVAIDS

What is the concept of PBN based on?

The use of an area navigation system (A) Signup and view all the answers

What knowledge should dispatchers have about RNP operations?

General knowledge of RNP application, awareness of its limitations, understanding of the effect of MEL items on flight planning (D) Signup and view all the answers