Which airports are listed as requiring strips due to JAN Low approach control service?

• A. JFK, LAX, ORD, DFW
• B. All airports in the United States
• C. None of the above
• D. KGWO, KVKS, 0M8, and KTVR

Answer: (D)

The situation tests understanding that JAN Low approach control service requires strips only at a specific subset of airports. A strip is the manual flight information card that controllers rely on when radar/automation isn’t providing full coverage, helping them track and sequence aircraft safely. The airports listed—KGWO, KVKS, 0M8, and KTVR—are the ones designated as needing these strips under JAN Low service. Major hubs like JFK, LAX, ORD, and DFW have full radar/automation support, so they aren’t on that restricted list. It isn’t true that all airports use strips, nor that none do, which is why these four particular airports are the correct reference.