Air Law CPL Flashcards

1
Q

Min Age CPL
PPL

A

18
17

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2
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Amount ground school CPL & PPL

A

80 hours
40 hours

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3
Q

Min Pass rate exam ground school PPL & CPL

A

60%

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4
Q

Min Flight Training CPL
Total
Dual
Solo
Xcountry
Night
Night Nav

A

100 (PPL 45 hours)
55 dual (PPL 17)
35 solo (12)
10 cross country (5)
5 night
2 night nav

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5
Q

If fail groundschool exam wait time

A

14 days wait
2nd fail 30

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6
Q

Medical License Validity CLASS ONE

Under 40 (to which month & day!)
40 and over

A

<40 - 12 months (To 1st day of 13th month)
>40 single pilot w pax 6 months
>60 6 months

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7
Q

Privileges note PPL

A

May not do for hire or reward

Unless search and rescue from not for profit organisation

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8
Q

Night

A

End eve twilight
Begin morn twilight
6 degrees disc of sun

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9
Q

Requirements aerodrome for night
3

A

Steady white mark takeoff and landing areas
Fixed red unserviceable
Windsock lit

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10
Q

Category egs
Class egs
Type egs

A

Cat Aeroplane, balloon. Eg aeroplane
Class Single engine, multi. Eg single engine
Type High performance, min 2 crew. Eg C152

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11
Q

Class rating
Land to sea plane
Seaplane to Land

A

7,5,5 land to sea
3,2,5 sea to land

total, dual, takeoff landings

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12
Q

High Performance Plane
Crew, Vne, Vso

A

Min 1 crew
Vne >=250
Vso >=80

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13
Q

Requirements two crew plane
Eg IATRA pass rate %, hrs, prof check months

A

Do grd and flt
70% IATRA
250HRS flt time aero
Prof check 12m preceding application

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14
Q

Change address notify within

A

7 days following change

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15
Q

Basic Requirements PPL ongoing-
Yrs. and recurrent train in last ?m

+ carry pax

A

Flown within 5yrs or flt review
And recurrent Train program prev 24 months
To carry pax in last 6m- 5 nt or day t/o & ldgs (or if nt then 5 nt0

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16
Q

VFR
Controlled Airspace

A

Flight Visibility 3 statute miles
Horizontal distance from Cloud 1 mile
Verticals Dist Cloud 500’

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17
Q

VFR
Controlled Airspace
Extras for Control Zone
Can relax SVFR (see other card)

A

Reported Ground Vis 3 sm
Operating not less than 500’ above ground unless takeoff or landing

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18
Q

SVFR in Control Zone
Need radio to request!
Aero & Heli

A

Flight Vis & reported ground vis >=
Fix Wing 1 mile
Heli HALF mile

Clear of cloud & within sight ground-

this is only time sight of ground mentioned
Still in CZ so >500’ ops unless land t/o
Any other restrictions from ATC

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19
Q

VFR in Uncontrolled Airspace
At or above 1000’ AGL

A

Flight Visibility 1 statute mile day, 3 statute miles night
Horizontal distance from Cloud 2,000’
Verticals Dist Cloud 500’

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20
Q

VFR in Uncontrolled Airspace
Below 1,000’
Aero & Heli

A

Aeroplane-
Flight Visibility 2 sm day, 3 sm night
Clear of Cloud

Helicopter-
Flight Visibility 1 sm day, 3 sm night
Clear of Cloud

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21
Q

VFR Summary Short Version
Controlled

A

3, 1, 500’

Rem sm not nm

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22
Q

VFR Summary Short
Uncontrolled

A

1 (3) , 2,000’ , 500’

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23
Q

VFR Summary Short
Controlled
In a Control Zone

A

Add Controlled Restrictions to
Ground Vis 3 miles
Stay above 500’

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24
Q

VFR Summary Short
SVFR in CZ

A

SVFR
Reported Grd & Flight Visibility
1 mile Aero , 1/2 mile Heli
Clear Cloud & in sight of Ground

500’ min is Controlled CZ so yes
Only time hear in sight of ground is SVFR
Night time will only be given for landing a/c

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25
Q

VFR Summary Short
Uncontrolled Airspace
Below 1,000’

A

Flight Vis
Aero 2 (3) miles
Heli 1 mile
Clear of Cloud
No mention sight ground- just for SVFR

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26
Q

VFR
Summary to just look at

A

Uncontrolled- 1 (3) , 2000, 500
<=1,000’ - 2 (3) (Heli 1), Clear Cloud

Controlled- 3,1,500

CZ - above plus 3 Grd Vis , Op >=500’

SVFR - GV 1 (Heli .5) + CC & Sight Grd
Given for Ldg Only at night time

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27
Q

Equipment for day VFR
10

A

ASI, Alt, Compass, Fuel, Radio, Ldg Gear

Tacho, Manifold P

Oil T & P, Coolant T

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28
Q

Don’t Need Survival Equ
4 (5)

A

1) Balloon, Glider, hang glider, gyro, ultra light
2) >25nm
3) Multi eng S 6630N in IFR Controlled
4) Air Op Conoant specific (?!?)

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29
Q

Seat Belts
4

A

1) Everyone but infants (<2)
2) front seat shoulder harness (small >1978)
3) All Shoulder >1986 small
4) taxi, t/o, ldg + other

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30
Q

Oxygen
10k’ & 13k’
>30 mins above 10k’

A

> 10,000’ to 13,000’
For time above 10k’ Flt crew + 10% Pax for time above 10k’
13,000’
Sufficient

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31
Q

Documents Onboard
7

A

Crew Lic, Med Cert,

Cert Airworthiness, Cert Reg,

Proof Liability Insurance,

Journey Logbook, Aircraft Flight Manual

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32
Q

Medical Class One
ECG

A

30-40. 24 months
Thereafter 12m

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33
Q

OTT
Only during
Cloud vert
Layers horiz
Flt Vis

A

Vert 1k’
Hor layer 5k’
Flt vis 5nm

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34
Q

OTT
Destination
Cloud
Grd Vis
Precip
TAF times

A

Scattered or less
Ground vis 5miles (same as general OTT rules)
No fore precip
1hr-ETA-2hr TAF

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35
Q

CPL To keep Validity
…. OR ……
AND ……

Pax….. also

A

(Flown in previous 5 years
Or
Flight review & written exam within 12)

AND
Recurrent training within prev 24m

Carry Passengers- also-
In 6m- 5 takeoff & landings (rem need day or night depending when pax)

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36
Q

CPL Validity
W Pax

A

Earlier plus
Completed in last 6m-
5 nt or day t/o & Ldgs by day
Or night if night

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37
Q

Flying High Perf Plane
What need to do
3

A

Complete
Grd & Flt training
200 hours on plane
Qualifying flight

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38
Q

Altimeter Setting Standard Press Region
*When set standard 29.92”
*On approach to destination

A

Prior to level off
Prior to FINAL descent to land

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39
Q

Altimeter Setting Region
What Baro pressure to set

A

Nearest station on route
Or if >150 then nearest route of flight

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40
Q

Squawk <=12,500’
>
Modes

A

1200 mode ?
1400

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41
Q

Squawk
Hijack
Emergency
Radio fail

A

7500
7700
7600

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42
Q

Control Zone Dims

A

3,000’
7nm

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43
Q

VHF Airways VOR VOR
Dims

A

4nm width
50.8nm gets bigger
4.5 degrees angled outwards

Other with NDB at an end is ‘bigger’ for error

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44
Q

What’s TCA stand for

A

Terminal Control Area

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45
Q

Airspace
Class A
Describe

A

18k’ up
VFR Excluded

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46
Q

Airspace
Class B
Describe

A

to 18k’
IFR and Controlled VFR
Clearance required
Separation All
Report over all designated reporting point
Used for AirWAYS ABOVE ABOVE (remember above) 12,500’ & CZ & TCA

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47
Q

Airspace
Class C
Describe
8

A

Eg CZ or TCA
IFR & VFR (not controlled necessarily)
Require Clearance to enter
Conflict between VFR on request
No separation provided VFR a/c
Need transponder &
Need radio
Radio nav equipment not required

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48
Q

Airspace
Class D
Describe

A

IFR & VFR
Just need to establish radio contact to enter
Conflict resolution IFR&VFR if workload & equipment allow (VFR VFR on request)
Separation not provided VFR, like Class C
Transponder required in designated areas
Don’t need radio navigation equipment

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49
Q

Airspace
Class E
Describe

A

No clearance or radio contact required
TRAFFIC INFORMATION only provided VFR traffic if workload permits
No separation
Transponder required in designated areas

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50
Q

Airspace
Class F
Describe

A

Special
Avoid when active

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51
Q

Airspace
Class G
Describe

A

Uncontrolled Airspace
Position reports on 126.7

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52
Q

Speeds for Controlled and uncontrolled Airspace

A

Max 250, <10k’
Max 200, <10nm controlled airport

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53
Q

What’s ADIZ stand for

A

Air defence identification zone

Required to file flight plan
If late 5 +-

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54
Q

Intercepted basics
First actions
(3)

A

Advise ATC
Make contact 121.5
7700 mode A

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55
Q

Intercepted
You have been intercepted. Follow me

Understand will comply

A

Rock wings maybe flares

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56
Q

Intercepted
You may proceed

A

Breakaway abrupt climbing turn more than 90 degrees

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57
Q

Intercepted
Land at aero
Intercepting & intercepted

A

Circles aero

Both Lower landing gear

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58
Q

Intercepted
Aero inadequate

A

Raises gear over runway 1-2k’ then circles

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59
Q

Intercepted
Can’t comply

A

Saw in and off all lights regular way

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60
Q

Intercepted
Distress

A

Irregular lights flash

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61
Q

Position report format
6

A

Ident
Pos
Time
Alt
VFR or VFR OTT
Destination

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62
Q

Loss radio
6

A

CZ land
Controlled but not CZ - leave shortest route
7600
Attempt contact anyone
Cell phone
After landing contact ATC soon as possible

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63
Q

VFR Min Alt
Built up

A

1,000’ above
2000’ horizontal or Heli 500’

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64
Q

VFR Min Alt
Fire

A

3000’
5nm

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65
Q

VFR Min Alt
Breeding

A

2000’

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66
Q

VFR Min Alt
Countryside

A

500’ clear of man made etc

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67
Q

VFR Min Alt
Aerodrome while enroute

A

2000’

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68
Q

Flight Plans when need
3

A

VFR >25nm from dep
Canada USA any Dist
ADIZ

Changes- tell as soon as practical
There are flight itineraries too!

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69
Q

Flight plan
File arrival report as ….

A

Soon as practical after landing but no later
Search & Rescue initiation time on Flt Plan or if not specified,
1 hour after last reported ETA

With ATCU, community radio, FSS

Nb Flight Itinerary 24 hours

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70
Q

Wake to remember to create table
Weights

A

7k, 136k, 560k

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71
Q

Wake to create table
Top line nm

A

4, 6, 8
One up going down
(Except last one 4 instead of 5)

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72
Q

Wake summary table just to look

A

7k. 136k. 560k
M. H. SH
Lt. 4nm. 6. 8
M. 5. 7
H. 4. 6
SH. 4

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73
Q

What Stand for-
PPC
PCC

A

Pilot Proficiency Check- for PIC or SIC
Pilot Competency Check - SIC

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74
Q

Aerial Work

Validity of PPC PCC

A

PPC Aerial Work 25th…..
(Note Air Taxi is 13th month!)
PPC Expires on first day of the 25th month following the month in which the check was completed

PCC Aerial Work 13th…
PCC Expires on first day of the 13th month following the month in which the check was completed

However, if training is renewed within the last 90 days of validity, its validity period extends 12 months
Ie if do a bit before expires then still based on date ‘ license’

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75
Q

If PPC PCC expired >24m…..

A

Do re qualification in book!

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76
Q

PPC PCC can be extended by … by Minister

A

60 days

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77
Q

Airspace
A
height from

A

18000’

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78
Q

Airspace
Class C. IFR & VFR
What kind of separation given
Conflict resolution service VFR
Do you need Clearance to enter
Is a Transponder needed
Position reporting

A

No separation VFR. Just IFR to IFR
Conflict resolution Upon Request
Need ATC clearance to enter etc
Transponder needed
Position reporting if requested by ATC or FSS

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79
Q

Airspace
Class D
What kind of separation given
Conflict resolution service
Do you need Clearance to enter
Is a Transponder needed
Position reporting required

A

Separation not given VFR
Conflict resolution VFR & IFR if, between VFR on request
Establish Radio Contact to Enter
Transponder required in designated airspace

Position reporting if requested by ATC or FSS

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80
Q

Airspace B
Who is in there

A

IFR and Controlled VFR

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81
Q

What is Class G airspace?
Position reporting frequency

A

Uncontrolled
126.7

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82
Q

Air taxi operator
How many t/o & ldgs in …. Days

A

3 t/o ldgs in 90 days

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83
Q

Air taxi. First Aid Kits

A

1

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84
Q

Changing regions altimeter setting or standard
Change

A

Prior to leaving or after entering standard region

Ie inside Standard region

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85
Q

When can single engine helicopter with passengers fly at night VFR or OTT

A

Never

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86
Q

Airspace
What are typical uses for Class B

A

VHF Airways >12,500’ or the MEA whichever higher
CZ and TCA

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87
Q

Airspace
What are typical uses for Class C & D

A

CZ & TCA

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88
Q

Airspace
What are typical uses for Class E

A

Low level airways, Control area extensions, transition areas, CZ without operating control towers

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89
Q

Duty
Rest period before operating Air Taxi

A

8 consecutive hours

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90
Q

Air operators
Portable electronic devices

A

Restrict use

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91
Q

Aerobatics must have…..
Vis (sm or nm!?), height min
Who with
Where not

A

3 statute miles vis, 2000’ AGL
Not allowed-
Prior coordination ATC A B C airspace or D Control Zones
Built up area or assembly of people

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92
Q

Helicopter extra fuel

A

20 mins day and night

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93
Q

Permission to carry external loads is in…..

A

Type, operating, and supplemental certificate

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94
Q

Above F250 how much first aid oxygen must be carried

A

1 hour for 1 passenger
Or entire duration above 8k’

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95
Q

Taxiway is a….

A

Manoeuvring and movement area

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96
Q

Joining circuit at uncontrolled aerodrome.
MF and aerodrome advisory is available
5

A

Upwind & over field
Straight into d/w
Join d/w 45 degrees
Straight base
Straight finals

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97
Q

Joining circuit at uncontrolled aerodrome.
ATF & MF but no aerodrome advisory is available

A

Join upwind side & over field
Can join straight d/w but check no traffic

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98
Q

Aviation incident eg in nizus

A

Slung load released by accident or precautionary

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99
Q

Protective breathing equipment on air operator pressurised a/c

Need…. Min at pressure Alt ….. for each flight crew member

A

15 min 8,000’

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100
Q

Part sub part 3. Air taxi operators
Engines
Weight
Pax

A

Single or multi, piston or turbo
8,618 kg. 19,000lbs
9 pax max

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101
Q

CAVOK
Nm or sm?

A

10 statute miles vis
No clouds below 5,000’
No drifting snow, thunderstorms, shallow fog

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102
Q

Equipment & water
Glide
50nm
100nm 30m
200nm 60m
Multi engine ok on one

A

Within Glide Nothing
50nm life preserver, ind float for each person
100. 30mins. Life preserver each person
200nm 60 min. Single engine or 2 engine Not able fly w 1. Life raft plus life preserver
Multi capable flight on one. Same as 200

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103
Q

Heliport night lighting
Circular (rectangle)
+ Dist apart

A

No fewer than 5 fixed yellow (rectangle needs 8)
Not more than 13m apart

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104
Q

Not adequate for 2 year recency

A

5 circuits with instructor

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105
Q

Aircraft may not pass over built up area except to & landing unless
See later slide but first 2…..

A

Saving human life or police action

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106
Q

How can commercial flight be authorized

A

In accordance with company’s operations manual

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107
Q

Commuter operation definition

A

Designated by minister

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108
Q

Min vis air taxi uncontrolled below 1,000’ Can Be….. If (2)

A

Can be less than 1 mile if authorized in operators AOC and complies Comm Air Service Standard

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109
Q

LF Airway (low frequency) degrees diverging

A

5

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110
Q

Who responsible Overall standards for air taxi

A

Operations manager

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111
Q

Definition HATRA

A

Type rating helicopter exam
2 crew rating

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112
Q

ADIZ Position reporting limits

A

+/- 5 mins. 20 nm

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113
Q

Comms RCO clicks

A

4 🤷🏻‍♂️

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114
Q

Proper flight authority for export import

A

A specific purpose flight permit

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115
Q

Position report VFR
6

A

Ident
Position
Time
Altitude
VFR flight plan
Destination

116
Q

Air operators must provide emergency training every ….. months

117
Q

To act as PIC multi engine air taxi w pax.
Need at least … hours on type

118
Q

IFR VFR night
Flight following
PIC responsible for passing

A

Landings and departures from point origin at eg route & final destination

119
Q

Low level air route can be Class …..
Low level AIRWAY all but for classes….

A

G
All but A and G

120
Q

Not need VFR flight plan
2 circumstances

A

25nm or 46,300 meters departure
Filed Flight Itinerary

121
Q

When Class C airspace has no operating ATC unit what happens

A

Turns into Class E

122
Q

Who preps maintenance schedule

A

The operator

123
Q

VFR w stopovers… indicated

A

Enter name point then duration in route section

124
Q

Air taxi engine fail must be able to maintain height of
? At night ?

A

MOCA of route flown
Minimum Obstacle Clearance Altitude

125
Q

MRA
MEA
MOCA

A

Minimum Reception Altitude (radio)
Minimum Enroute Altitude
Minimum Obstacle Clearance Altitude

126
Q

Uncontrolled Aerodrome Freuqency to use if nothing published

127
Q

Summary Altitudes over Obstacles photo

128
Q

Control Area Definition CTA

A

volume of airspace that extends from a specified height above the ground (? In an answer- and is designated as such ?) subject to air traffic control.

129
Q

An air operator definition
2

A

In Canada, an air operator is a person or entity that holds an air operator certificate and operates a commercial air service

Certificate! & operates…….

130
Q

Airspace Type
Need Radios

A

A B C D
(D can not have if daytime & prior perm

131
Q

Airspace
Nav Equipment

132
Q

Airspace
Entry Clearance

A

A Not allowed VFR ,
B, C…
D only need Radio Contact

133
Q

Airspace
Transponder

A

A B C …
D & E if designated

134
Q

Airspace
Separation VFR

A

B

Well, A no VFR

B is controlled VFR anyway

135
Q

Airspace
Conflict Resolution
Weird

A

A B not relevant …..
D workload permitting VFR-IFR,
C & D VFR VFR on request

136
Q

Airspace
Traffic Info

A

All but E is only if workload permits

137
Q

Airspace
Used for
B

A

Airways VHF >12,500
CZ & TCA

138
Q

Airspace
Used for
C

139
Q

Airspace
Used for
E

A

Low Level Airways
CZ Extensions
Transition Areas
Control Zones without operating control tower

140
Q

Height above built up or assembly for helicopter

A

1000’. Within radius 500’ for Helicopter
Horizo 2000’ aero

141
Q

Light signals
Grd / Air
Green Flashing

A

Clear Taxi / Return for Landing

142
Q

Light signals
Grd / Air
Green Steady

A

Clear Takeoff / Clear Land

143
Q

Light signals
Grd / Air
Red Flashing

A

Taxi Clear runway / Airport unsafe - Do not Land

144
Q

Light signals
Grd / Air
Red Constant

A

Stop / Give Way - Continue Circling

145
Q

Light signals
Grd / Air
White flashing

A

Ground- Return to Start

146
Q

Pyro Red

A

Flt- Don’t land for time being

147
Q

Light signals
Grd / Air
Blinking runway lights

A

Vacate runway pedestrians or vehicles

148
Q

Blast from turbo jet

A

45kts, 60’

149
Q

Hours to flying
Decompression
Alcohol
Dentist
Blood

A

Decompression 24
Alcohol 12
Dentist 24
Blood 48

150
Q

Accident
Just reminder slide
3

151
Q

Incident
Just reminder slide

152
Q

When is Class 2 medical required

A

ATC & Flight Engineer

153
Q

Min hours to apply CPL
Total
PIC
Cross country

154
Q

Min distance need to see runway lights at night

155
Q

Summary of what Controlled Airspace is used for slide
For info only

156
Q

Summary of what UnControlled Airspace is used for slide
For info only

157
Q

Summary of what UnControlled Airspace is used for slide
For info only

158
Q

Low Altitude Flying Allowed below restrictions on other cards
Slide
6

159
Q

Name 3 types of Class F Airspace

A

Advisory, Restricted, Danger

160
Q

Name 3 types of Class F Airspace

A

Advisory, Restricted, Danger

161
Q

Name 3 types of Class F Airspace

A

Advisory, Restricted, Danger

162
Q

Intoxicating%

163
Q

Must keep entries Journey Logs for…..

164
Q

Weight and balance recalc if empty weight is changed OR

A

5 years if >12,500lbs
Or if position of CofG changed

165
Q

Check this!
PPL with passengers? how many to and landings in … months

166
Q

CPL how many to and landings in … months
IGNORE FOR NOW. I THINK WRONG!

A

3 to and landings in 90 days

167
Q

Night with passengers. What need?
2

A

IR and multi engine

168
Q

PPC validity

A

1st day 25th month
PIC

169
Q

PCC validity

A

1st day 13th month
Second in command

170
Q

Duty Times 702 Aerial Work no pax
Hours in 365 days

A

Aerial Work no pax
365
1,200 hours

171
Q

Duty Times 702 Aerial Work no pax
Hours in 7 days

172
Q

Duty Times 702 Aerial Work no pax
Hours in 30 days

173
Q

Duty Times 702 Aerial Work no pax
Hours in 90 days

174
Q

Duty Times
Single Crew
Hours in 24 consecutive?

175
Q

Carry explosives

A

If done course 12m

176
Q

What’s difference Rules 702 and 703

A

702- Aerial Work no passengers
703- passengers… Air Taxi

177
Q

Duty Times 703 Air Taxi
9 or less Passengers
Hours in 365 days

A

1,000 hours

178
Q

Duty Times 703 Air Taxi
9 or less Passengers
Hours in 90 days

179
Q

Duty Times 703 Air Taxi
9 or less Passengers
Hours in 28 days

180
Q

Duty hours
702 & 703
365 days

A

702 / 703
1,200 / 1,000

181
Q

Duty hours
702 & 703
90 days

A

702 / 703
300 / 300

182
Q

Duty hours
702 & 703
30 / 28

A

702 / 703
120 / 112

183
Q

Flight Itinerary / Flight Plan
Soon as practical but within
Must Report arrived

A

24 hours
1 hour

184
Q

Fuel Reserve COMMERCIAL Helicopter at night

A

30 mins

(Note all other 20)

185
Q

Flight Plan
Transponder code
Nil, mode A, mode A & C

186
Q

Examples of Accident

A

Person Killed or serious injury
Aircraft sustains structural failure or damage which adversely affects strength, performance etc except engine failure, …
A/c lost or inaccessible

187
Q

Examples of Incidents
8 just to start!

A

MCTOW >2,250kg
And operated under air operators cert
Eg
1 engine failure or shut down precaution
2 Decompression
3 Smoke
4 Outside landing area
5 Slung load accidentally released
6 wake turb,
7 Difficulty controlling aircraft,
8 ops outside envelope

188
Q

There is extra entry to remember
for duty day 702
7 days…. Hours

189
Q

Compass must be swung every

190
Q

Aircraft that don’t need ELT
2

A

Balloons gliders !

191
Q

Cruising levels greater than 3000’ based ….. on ASL or AGL
What level CVFR? And what

A

AGL
CVFR starts AT 12,500’ upwards - odd / even. (No +500’)

192
Q

What’s not required in ADIZ VFR

A

A mode A transponder

193
Q

Basic width of an LF airway

194
Q

What does air taxi op single eng Heli >9 pax require
3

A

Operator is authorized to do so
Heli is transport cat
Pilot PPC

195
Q

Where put detailed syllabus of grd and flight training?

A

Company Ops manual

196
Q

Unlike PPL without ratings, a commercial pilot can

A

Fly an a/c at night
In commercial air service act as PIC if 1 crew specified a/c docs

197
Q

What type of a/c do not require registration

A

Hang gliders

198
Q

An arrival report is mandatory when closing (just look as reminder)

A

VFR flight plan
VFR flight itinerary
Composite VFR flight plan or composite IFR flight plan

199
Q

Standard Operating Proceedures must … (3)
Where, mandatory for, meets standards

A

Copy onboard
Mandatory for two or more pilots
Must meet Commercial Air Services Standards

200
Q

Hours Worked Restriction 703 704 705
2

A

2,200 hours in 365
192 hours in 28

201
Q

Helipad direction inbound and outbound marks are if needed

A

Double headed Arrows showing inbound and outbound direction

202
Q

Single engine commercially operated Heli with floats over water need life rafts if

A

> 25nm from shore or 15mins. LOWER of two

203
Q

Check for ice people just before takeoff
3

A

Crew member designated by PIC
PIC
Person completed course and designated by user of aircraft

204
Q

VFR route 090M in Class B airspace would be ‘ ASL
15,500
17,000
14,500
11,500

205
Q

Low frequency airways LF MF or
VOR to NDB
Dims

A

Width 4.34nm
Angle 5 degrees
Inset bit 49.66nm

206
Q

Single engine helicopter commercial service may not operate unless
Over water

A

It’s glide distance from shore

207
Q

Flight crew exercise privilege need to have
2

A

Taken recurrent training within 24 months
Of pax then 6m

208
Q

Control Zone can be …. Airspace

A

B C D
Rem no tower goes to E

209
Q

Why Control Zone Extension

A

Connect busy airport CZ to enroute structure

210
Q

Control Area ( I think this is the Control Area Extension!)
Altitudes?

A

2,200’ AGL up to maybe 18,000’

211
Q

Infant definition age

A

UNDER 2 Years old

212
Q

Levels where pilot must wear oxygen mask if no quick donning system
Even with quick donning

A

At or above F250
Above F410

213
Q

ELT not required
4

A

Glider, balloon etc
New manufacture
Flight training unit within 25nm
Parachute ops within 25

214
Q

Take off without journey log
2

A

Gonna just land back
Balloon

215
Q

Abnormal Occurances slide just to look

216
Q

Flight control locks must
2

A

Not become engaged in operation
Unmistakeable warning

217
Q

ATC & Information made of
2

A

ACC. Area control unit
Towers

218
Q

Flight Advisory and Information made up of
2

A

FIC Flight Information Centres
FSS Flight Service Station

219
Q

Slide for mandatory read back ATC etc for info only

220
Q

MF transit what do
2

A

Contact before enter (5 mins if possible)
Report when clear

Try to avoid in case busy

221
Q

Hold short of runway distance if no markings

A

200’ from centreline runway

222
Q

LAHSO Not allowed in
3
1
1

A

1) Thunderstorms, Turb, Windshear
2) Wet contaminated
3) Precipitation

223
Q

If you wind altimeter setting down…

So, if from alt setting to standard zone
Flying at 5,500’
30.21” wind dial to 29.92”
Do I have to adjust by going up or down

A

Dial goes down

Climb
I think!

224
Q

Maintenance done on aircraft… slide just to look

225
Q

NORDO Helicopter in a Control Zone visibility

A

3 miles visibility
1,000’ ceiling

226
Q

Can an Air taxi ever operate less than 1 mile uncontrolled <1,000’

A

Yes… if authority in AOC and operator complies w Commercial Air Standards

227
Q

PPL Hours needed
Dual Night Nav

228
Q

Taxi Operator is… Slide!

229
Q

Taxi Operator is… Slide!

230
Q

Hang gliding taking place - type & class of airspace

A

Advisory class F

231
Q

Hours on type if pilot of air taxi. Passengers. Multi engine

232
Q

Class of Airspace Low level air route

A

Uncontrolled G

233
Q

Change of itinerary from flight plan
Inform As soon as practical or possible?

A

Practical!

234
Q

A/c right of way on water
Is it left hand rule or right hand rule for right of way

235
Q

Heli over water.
When need carry lifejacket for each person

Life raft? Multi eng then single or multi can’t maintain alt

A

Lifejacket- If w engine fail, won’t reach shore

Life raft- multi engine able to maintain height on one
At >50nm, or 30 min (lesser Dist) from suitable emergency landing
Life raft Single or can’t maintain- 25nm or 15 min (lesser)

Think this aimed at multi engine because need be able to glide clear on single engine
🤷‍♂️

236
Q

Noise restriction found
2
Maybe just reminder

A

CFS & CAP
Canada flight supplement
Canada Air Pilot

237
Q

VFR flight met etc checked
For reminder only slide

238
Q

For info really
For pax, IFR, PIC, commuter flight needs flight time PIC
Pilot or PIC hours?

A

1,200 hours pilot

239
Q

Info only slide
Chief pilot……

A

Rem IFR, 500, 250, 3 years

240
Q

Duty somehow calc 🤷‍♂️
For info slide

241
Q

Air carrier review emergency procedures every ? Months

242
Q

Helicopter parking
How many circles and what colour

A

2 circles
Yellow

243
Q

PED should not be used in flight
Just to note

244
Q

Air taxi operator should provide tech ground training within …. Months
Same for fatigue training

245
Q

External Loads
Class A
B
C

A

A Cant be moved, or jettisoned , is not below landing gear
B Can be jettisoned. Not in contact ground
C as B but in contact. Ie TOWING

Easy, Sensible, silly

246
Q

Helicopter taxi (hover) defined up to ….’

247
Q

Description of air taxi service
Engines?
Mean weight?
Passengers?

A

Single or multi engine
Mean weight 19,000lbs
9 pax limit

248
Q

Helipad dims
Length in ratio to largest helipad allowed
And
Min length

249
Q

Passing radio call of aircraft in emergency my call is a ….

250
Q

Aircraft category is

A

Type of vessel
Eg balloon

251
Q

Air to air in Northern Domestic
Frequency

252
Q

Details of dimensions of class F in…..

A

IFR and VFR chart

253
Q

Slide for working on own aircraft!

254
Q

Radio operators restricted license validity!

255
Q

Can you operate an aircraft in Canada without a flight permit or airworthiness certificate

256
Q

H3 heliport
Does it have emergency landing area and can a single engine Heli land there?
Just info really! too much
H1

A

H3 Yes
H1 No

257
Q

Parking area at night. Colour of edge lights

A

Blue

Taxiway blue max 200’ apart

258
Q

Not need ELT one eg
Just to look as reminder

A

New aircraft being transferred

259
Q

PPL medical license validity

A

<40. 60 months
>40. 24 months
ECG >40 every 4 year

260
Q

What does CARS stand for
2

A

Community Aerodrome Radio Staion

Or

Canadian aviation rules!

261
Q

For info
An infant can be in a child restraint system

262
Q

At 12,500’ what squawk VFR
1200 or 1400

A

1200 still! (12 mentioned in height and code 🧑‍💻 )

Cf CVFR even and odd starts AT 12,500’

263
Q

Aircraft on left give way unless

A

Towing or slung loads

264
Q

Twighlight degrees of disc

265
Q

Can fly unpressurised above 10k’ for up to… mins

266
Q

What kind of frequency expect at uncontrolled aerodrome
2

267
Q

Owner changes months…

268
Q

ARCAL time lit

A

15 minutes

269
Q

Validity recency requirements PPL

A

Same as CPL
5 years (or written & flight review) and recurrent 24 m

If Passengers then 5 t/o ldg (rem day night)

270
Q

Flight Plan Mandatory if
1

A

International

271
Q

After how long can you transmit after tower hears pan pan

A

3 minutes of no calls

272
Q

Change oil filters spark plugs can self sign off?

273
Q

Class E airspace altitudes for needing transponder
Random!!!

A

10,000’ to 12,500
🤷‍♂️

274
Q

How long does an Airworthiness Certificate last?
Privately registered

275
Q

To give flight training need

A

CPL and 10 hours on type used for training

276
Q

Who can do inspection after an abnormal occurrence with no requirement for disassembly

277
Q

Apron movement and manoeuvring ?

A

Movement only

278
Q

Helipad at night with no yellow lights
For info to read
Too complicated!

279
Q

Air Taxi ops- Two crew mandatory if

A

IFR with passengers

280
Q

Air Taxi Work

Validity PPC

A

PPC Air Taxi Work 13th…..
PPC Expires on first day of the 13th month following the month in which the check was completed
(Aerial Work 25th!)

However, if training is renewed within the last 90 days of validity, its validity period extends 12 months
Ie if do a bit before expires then still based on date ‘ license’

281
Q

Which is false re uncontrolled airport with an MF frequency?
Report 10 mins before entry Posn alt est time arrival intentions
A mode C transponder is required to enter MF area
When in circuit, report d/w leg, base, finals and clear

A

NONE are correct
All false

282
Q

H1 Helipad

A

Multi engine capable of remaining at least 4.5 meters above all obstacles within approach/departure area with one engine inoperative

H1: The helipad is suitable for helicopters that, in the event of an engine failure during takeoff or landing, can reject the takeoff or land safely on the helipad itself. These are typically used for twin-engine helicopters

283
Q

H2 Helipad

A

a non-instrument heliport is classified as H2 if the heliport is located within an obstacle environment where
(i) the height of the obstacles are infringing the first section slope of the approach and take–off surface set out in Table 4 1, and
(ii) there are reachable emergency landing or rejected take-off areas within 625 m of the FATO in relation to the altitude of the helicopter and its performance with one engine inoperative;

284
Q

H3 Helipad

A

non-instrument heliport is classified as H3 if the heliport is located within an obstacle environment where
(i) the height of obstacles do not penetrate any of the obstacle limitation surface (OLS) requirements set out in Table 4-1,
(ii) there are reachable emergency landing areas or rejected take-off areas within 625 m of the FATO in relation to the altitude of the helicopter and its performance during autorotation.

285
Q

Tower wrt wake turbulence waiver
Can tower take initiative and offer waiver?

A

Yes
Pilot can waive too

286
Q

No person shall consume alcohol on board an aircraft unless

A

Unless it’s served by operator of aircraft

287
Q

Speed limit 10k’… remember can be in mph!
Not fair question but what’s mph