Practice question

What is 'Essential Traffic Information' and when must an air traffic controller issue it to an aircraft?

  1. Information given to designated IFR or VFR aircraft regarding other traffic whose position, altitude, and track could potentially conflict, whenever those flights are not separated by standard separation minima.
  2. Information regarding the arrival time of VIP passengers.
  3. Reports on airline catering deliveries.
  4. Information on ground transportation buses at the terminal.

Answer: A — Information given to designated IFR or VFR aircraft regarding other traffic whose position, altitude, and track could potentially conflict, whenever those flights are not separated by standard separation minima.

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