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What is the standard procedure for closing a flight plan via radio after landing at an uncontrolled airport?

After landing at an uncontrolled airport, pilots must contact either the nearest Flight Service Station (FSS) or an appropriate ATC facility by radio or phone t

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Question: What is the standard procedure for closing a flight plan via radio after landing at an uncontrolled airport?

Answer options:

  • No closure required as it's an uncontrolled airport. ✅ Contact the nearest Flight Service Station (FSS) or ATC on an appropriate frequency, report landing time, and full call sign.
  • Leave the radio on standby for a ground crew to report your arrival.
  • Broadcast 'Flight Plan Closed' on the common traffic advisory frequency.

Correct answer: Contact the nearest Flight Service Station (FSS) or ATC on an appropriate frequency, report landing time, and full call sign.

Explanation: After landing at an uncontrolled airport, pilots must contact either the nearest Flight Service Station (FSS) or an appropriate ATC facility by radio or phone to close their flight plan. This is crucial for search and rescue purposes.

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