2) Rules Of The Air Flashcards

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1
Q

Who does SERA (standardised European rules of the air) apply to?

A

All aircraft operating in EU airspace

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2
Q

When does a collision risk exist?

A

When one aircraft is at the same level in the air or approaching another, with range decreasing and relative baring is constant

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3
Q

Who is responsible for ensuring aircraft do not crash

A

The pilot in command

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4
Q

Can aircraft fly in formation?

A

Not unless commanders have agreed to do so

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5
Q

If an aircraft must give way to another aircraft it must avoid…

A

Passing under, over, or crossing in front of the other aircraft unless we’ll clear

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6
Q

An aircraft with right of way must maintain its…

A

Maintain its heading and speed

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7
Q

What is the order of right of way?

A

Balloon
Gliders
Airships
Flying machines (plane)

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8
Q

What is a constant relative bearing?

A

The aircraft stays in the same location on the windscreen but gets closer and closer

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9
Q

If an aircraft is being overtaken who has right of way?

A

The aircraft being overtaken

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10
Q

How should an aircraft overtake?

A

By keeping to the right unless it is a glider then it can overtake on either side

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11
Q

When 2 aircraft are converging on the same altitude who must give way?

A

The aircraft that that has the other aircraft on its right must give way

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12
Q

If ATC does not specify otherwise, which way should you turn?

A

Make all turns to the left (left hand circuit)

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13
Q

What is the circuit pattern?

A

Take off

  • upwind
  • crosswind
  • downwind
  • base leg
  • final
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14
Q

When 2 heavier than air aircraft are landing, who has right of way?

A

The lower aircraft has right of way, but must not cut infront of or overtake another which is on final

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15
Q

If ATC gives an order to land in, do you have to follow that order?

A

Yes

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16
Q

When an aircraft is making an emergency landing other pilots must…

A

give way and at night must not attempt to land even if ATC has given permission

17
Q

An aircraft must take off and land in what direction?

A

The direction indicated by ground signals or into wind unless good airmanship demands otherwise

18
Q

Can you land while another aircraft is on the runway

A

Not unless ATC unit authorises this

19
Q

When not landing on a runway you should land leaving all other aircraft on what side?

A

Land leaving all other aircraft on your left

20
Q

When taxiing without a runway you should turn…

A

Turn to the left so long as it does not interfere with other traffic movements

21
Q

When taking off without a runway you should leave all other aircraft on your…

A

Leave clear on your left any other aircraft

22
Q

What should you do when you are first intercepted?

A

Attempt to make radio contact on 121.5Mhz