The Above (ABV) position is similar to the ALL position, but traffic is displayed if it is within 9,900' above and ____________' below your altitude.

The Above (ABV) position is similar to the ALL position, but traffic is displayed if it is within 9,900' above and ____________' below your altitude.

• A. 3,000'
• B. 2,700'
• C. 1,650'
• D. 9,900'

Answer: (B)

ABV mode filters traffic by altitude relative to your aircraft, using an asymmetrical vertical window to keep the display clear while still catching potential threats. In ABV, traffic is shown if it is within 9,900 ft above you and within a smaller range below you. That smaller range is 2,700 ft, which is why the correct fill is 2,700 ft. This setup helps reduce clutter from traffic well below you while preserving awareness of traffic that could intersect your path when you’re climbing or descending.

ABV mode filters traffic by altitude relative to your aircraft, using an asymmetrical vertical window to keep the display clear while still catching potential threats. In ABV, traffic is shown if it is within 9,900 ft above you and within a smaller range below you. That smaller range is 2,700 ft, which is why the correct fill is 2,700 ft. This setup helps reduce clutter from traffic well below you while preserving awareness of traffic that could intersect your path when you’re climbing or descending.