Air Law Quiz 2

Question 1

How do we number runways in the Southern Domestic Airspace?

Answer 1

Where magnetic compasses are reliable, are rounded to the nearest 10 degrees.

Question 2

What do you need to take off at an intersecting runway when an aircraft is on the other one?

Answer 2

ATC clearance, but not for uncontrolled airspace.

Question 3

What is the VFR weather minima?

Answer 3

1000ft ceiling, 3SM visibility

Question 4

What must an aircraft do when landing at an intersecting runway that is in use?

Answer 4

Must be able to stop 200ft from intersecting runway, hold short line must be published in the CFS, runway must be dry and tailwind must be below 5kts.

Question 5

How fast is the wind when the wind sock is fully horizontal?

Answer 5

15kts.

Question 6

What is the wind speed when the wind sock is 60 degree below the horizon?

Answer 6

6kts.

Question 7

What are the required documents for flying?

Answer 7

• Certificate of airworthiness
• Certificate of registration
• Operating manual
• Weight and Balance report
• journey log
• insurance
• crew licences

Question 8

What are the VFR and OTT requirements?

Answer 8

Only during the day, vertical distance from clouds of 1000ft, visuals must be 5SM. Minimum of 15hrs instrument.

Question 9

How long is a CFS valid for?

Answer 9

56 days.

Question 10

When two aircraft are converging, what aircraft has right of way?

Answer 10

The aircraft on the other’s right has to make way by turning right.

Question 11

When are seat belts required?

Answer 11

During all phases of flight, including taxiing.

Question 12

When may the PIC deviate from an ATC clearance?

Answer 12

To avoid a collision.

Question 13

What does the PIC have to do after deviating from an ATC clearance?

Answer 13

Inform ATC of the deviation and return to the last clearance received.

Question 14

At what altitude is it necessary to have oxygen for all passengers?

Answer 14

Above 10,000 ASL and below 13,000 ASL.

Question 15

How much oxygen must be available to the passengers.

Answer 15

10%.

Question 16

What are your PPL privileges?

Answer 16

No passenger limit, no airplane limit, day in good weather only.

Question 17

What is the VFR cruising altitude?

Answer 17

Above 1,000ft and at least a 2,000ft radius around any hazards.

Question 18

What must you need onboard when traveling 50+nm over water?

Answer 18

A life preserver for every passenger and a sufficient survival kit.

Question 19

When must you have a life raft in the airplane?

Answer 19

When traveling 100nm over water.

Question 20

What are the VFR fuel requirements?

Answer 20

Pilot must start the flight with a fuel reserve of at least 30 minutes at normal cruise in the daytime, and 45 minutes if landing after dark.

Question 21

What is the minimum VFR altitude?

Answer 21

1,000ft.

Question 22

What is the CFS?

Answer 22

A NAV CANADA issued article that updates airspace and changes at airports.

Question 23

When do cruise altitude rules come into effect?

Answer 23

Above 3,000ft AGL.

Question 24

When flying through an Air Defense Identification Zone, what must you do before flying into it?

Answer 24

Must have a DVFR flight plan or FSS (flight service station) flight plan.

Question 25

What is the altitude range for low-level controlled airspace?

Answer 25

From 2,200ft and up to but not including 18,000ft ASL.

Question 26

On a track from 180° to 359° what should your altitude be?

Answer 26

Altitude should be even 1,000’s + 500’

Question 27

On a track from 360° to 179° what should your altitude be?

Answer 27

In the odd 1’000’s + 500ft.

Question 28

What airspace are low-level air routes in?

Answer 28

G class airspace.