ANSWER 1
No response required.
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FRAME 2
Turn to Chapter 1, "Index for Aeronautical Information," in the GP
extract. This chapter is used to determine which FLIP contains specific
aeronautical information.
For example, to find information about air
route traffic control center (ARTCC) boundaries, look up the entry
entitled "ARTCC/ACC, boundaries" and read across to the reference code
(EC in this case). On finding the code, look in the index at the top of
the first page and locate its meaning. EC means that information about
ARTCC boundaries can be found in the FLIP en route charts, both low and
high altitudes.
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ANSWER 14
b. No. (The pilot in command of the aircraft shall not deviate from the
provisions of the clearance unless he obtains an amended clearance.)
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FRAME 15
Read paragraph 5-22.
While an aircraft is between the surface and 18,000 feet MSL,
Federal Aviation Regulations prescribe that altitude shall be reported in
feet above sea level as opposed to feet above ground level. The current
altimeter setting of a station along the route and within ____ nautical
miles of the aircraft must be used.
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