Which AMSL part indicates "Doesn't exist"?

Which AMSL part indicates "Doesn't exist"?

• A. Part 6 - Doesn't exist
• B. Part 9 - ASC Change of ODFA
• C. Part 2 - DNIF/Suspended DOWN/INITIAL
• D. Part 4 - Reassignment Pending

Answer: (A)

In this AMSL reading, each part signals a distinct status of an entry. The marker that signals absence—that there is no corresponding record in the system—is the one that says something like “Doesn't exist.” When you see that indicator, it means the item isn’t present in AMSL at all, which is exactly what “Doesn't exist” conveys. The other options describe different states: a change of ODFA, a flight-qualification issue or suspension, and a pending reassignment. None of those indicate nonexistence, so the indicator that matches the idea of there being no record is the correct choice.

In this AMSL reading, each part signals a distinct status of an entry. The marker that signals absence—that there is no corresponding record in the system—is the one that says something like “Doesn't exist.” When you see that indicator, it means the item isn’t present in AMSL at all, which is exactly what “Doesn't exist” conveys.

The other options describe different states: a change of ODFA, a flight-qualification issue or suspension, and a pending reassignment. None of those indicate nonexistence, so the indicator that matches the idea of there being no record is the correct choice.