What must a student advise the radar controller when rerouting due to NAVAID limitations?

When a student is trained on procedures regarding rerouting due to NAVAID limitations, it is crucial to communicate effectively with the radar controller about the necessary changes. Advising the controller to re-clear the aircraft direct to a specific waypoint, such as SQS when able, indicates a proactive approach to maintaining safe operations and ensuring efficient routing.

By requesting a direct route, the student is focusing on minimizing delays and navigating around the limitations posed by the NAVAID. This promotes smoother aircraft flow and aids in timely operations. It demonstrates an understanding of the operational priorities during NAVAID outages or limitations, where providing the most efficient and safe routing becomes essential to air traffic management.

The other choices do not address the need for timely rerouting in a manner that actively mitigates the limitations imposed by the NAVAIDs. Seeking a direct clearance shows initiative and a commitment to maintaining the aircraft's schedule and safety. Therefore, advising the controller to re-clear towards SQS when possible aligns with standard SOPs.