Which is listed as Site X departure?

Which is listed as Site X departure?

• A. Tree Field, Snake, Fog, Igor
• B. Tree Field
• C. The square farming field northeast of OLF Pace
• D. Snake Field, Fog, Igor

Answer: (A)

The key idea is recognizing that a Site X departure is a published route that must be flown in its exact, defined sequence of fixes after takeoff. You’re expected to follow the full ordered path rather than just part of it. The best selection lists every fix in the Site X departure in the correct order: Tree Field, Snake Field, Fog, Igor. It matches the complete route as published, ensuring you stay on the intended path for proper navigation and airspace transitions. The other options fail because they omit one or more fixes or refer to a location not part of the published departure. For example, listing only Tree Field misses the rest of the required sequence; naming a field northeast of OLF Pace introduces a fix not on the Site X departure; and listing Snake Field, Fog, Igor without Tree Field omits the initial point you’re supposed to fly from.

The key idea is recognizing that a Site X departure is a published route that must be flown in its exact, defined sequence of fixes after takeoff. You’re expected to follow the full ordered path rather than just part of it.

The best selection lists every fix in the Site X departure in the correct order: Tree Field, Snake Field, Fog, Igor. It matches the complete route as published, ensuring you stay on the intended path for proper navigation and airspace transitions.

The other options fail because they omit one or more fixes or refer to a location not part of the published departure. For example, listing only Tree Field misses the rest of the required sequence; naming a field northeast of OLF Pace introduces a fix not on the Site X departure; and listing Snake Field, Fog, Igor without Tree Field omits the initial point you’re supposed to fly from.