FAA Navigation Aids (NAVAIDs)

Question 1

On a sectional chart, what information is found in a VOR data box?

Accepted Answer

Name, frequency, Morse code identifier, and channel

Answer

Name, latitude/longitude only

Answer

Name, elevation, and ATIS frequency

Answer

Runway lengths and fuel availability

Question 2

What is the standard frequency range for VOR stations shown on sectional charts?

Accepted Answer

108.0–117.95 MHz

Answer

190–535 kHz

Answer

225–400 MHz

Answer

329.15–335.00 MHz

Question 3

On a sectional chart, a VOR symbol with a surrounding compass rose indicates what?

Accepted Answer

The VOR radials can be used for navigation

Answer

The VOR has ILS capability

Answer

The VOR is a terminal VOR (TVOR)

Answer

The VOR has DME collocated

Question 4

On a sectional chart, what does 'D' in a VOR box indicate?

Accepted Answer

DME (Distance Measuring Equipment) is collocated

Answer

The VOR is decommissioned

Answer

Directional capability only

Answer

Dual frequency operation

Question 5

What does a VORTAC symbol represent on a sectional chart?

Accepted Answer

A VOR collocated with a TACAN military beacon providing DME to civil aircraft

Answer

A VOR used only for TAC aircraft

Answer

A terminal VOR with automatic ATIS

Answer

A VOR with terrain avoidance capability

Question 6

What does an 'H' in the navigation aid box on a sectional chart indicate?

Accepted Answer

High-altitude VOR (usable above 18,000 feet MSL)

Answer

Helicopter-only NAVAID

Answer

Has HIWAS weather broadcast

Answer

High-intensity lighting on runway