What authority does T2 personnel have?

• A. Accept, Initiate, Continue, Divert, and Terminate a flight.
• B. Only Accept and Initiate
• C. Only Divert and Terminate
• D. Can not alter flight path

Answer: (A)

The key idea is that T2 personnel are the flight operations controller for the flight, empowered to manage it from start to finish to keep it safe. They can accept the flight plan and initiate handling, then continually oversee it and make changes as needed. If weather, fuel, or other issues arise, they have the authority to divert the flight to an alternate airport to protect safety, and they can terminate the flight if continuing isn’t feasible or safe.

So this authority covers the full lifecycle: accepting the flight, initiating its handling, continuing under control, diverting when necessary, and terminating when safety dictates. That’s why the complete set of actions in the option is the best fit. The other choices omit one or more of these essential duties, and saying they can’t alter the flight path contradicts the role of T2 personnel in responding to changing conditions.