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1
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How do we number runways in the Southern Domestic Airspace?

A

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

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What must you get when taking off from an intersecting runway that is being used?

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ATC clearance except on uncontrolled airports.

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3
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What is the VFR weather minima?

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1,000ft ceiling, 3SM visibility.

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What must an aircraft do before landing at intersecting runways?

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Must be able to stop 200ft before the runway, tailwind must be no greater than 5kts, and te runway must be dry.

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5
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How fast is the windsock when fully horizontal?

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15kts.

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What speed is the windsock when it is 60 degrees off the horizon?

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6kts.

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7
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What are the required documents for flying?

A
  • Airworthiness
  • Registration
  • Weight report
  • Operating handbook
  • Journey log
  • Insurance
  • Licences
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8
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What are the VFR and OTT requirements?

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Above or below the cloud layer by 1,000ft, 5SM of visibility, only during the day and must have 15hrs of instrument.

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9
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How long is the CFS valid for?

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56 days.

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When two aircraft are approaching each other perpendicular, which aircraft has to turn to avoid?

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The aircraft on the other;s right must turn left to avoid a collision.

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11
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When may the PIC deviate from an ATC clearance?

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To avoid a collision.

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

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

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13
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At what altitude is it necessary to have oxygen to all passengers?

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Between 10,000ft and 13,000ft ASL.

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14
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How much oxygen is available to the passengers?

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10%

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15
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What are your PPL privileges?

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No limits on passengers, no airplane limit, and only in day and good weather.

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16
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What is the minimum VFR cruise altitude?

A

1,000ft.

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17
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What is the CFS?

A

A NAV Canada issued document that updates changes in airspace and airports.

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18
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When do cruise altitude rules come into effect?

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Above 3,000ft AGL.

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19
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What is the height and radius of a “control zone”?

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3,000ft AGL and a radius of 5nm.

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20
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When flying through a Air Defense Identification Zone, what must you have before flying into it?

A

A filed DVFR, or FSS (flight service station) flight plan.

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21
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On a track from 180° to 359° what should your altitude?

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Even 1,000’s, +/- 500ft.

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22
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On a track from 360° to 179° what should your altitude?

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Odd 1,—’s +/- 500ft.

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23
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What is the altitude range of low-level airways that is controlled?

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From 2,200ft and up to but not including 13,000ft.

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What is the radius of the terminal control area at 1,200ft AGL?

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12nm.

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What is the radius of the terminal control area at 2,200ft AGL?

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35nm.

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26
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What is the radius of a terminal control area at 18,000ft AGL?

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45nm.

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27
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What must you need in the aircraft when flying 50nm off shore?

A

A life preserver to each passenger and a sufficient survival kit.

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28
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What must you need in the aircraft when flying 100nm off shore?

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Life raft.

29
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Class A airspace ranges from which altitudes?

A

18,000ft to 60,000ft; IFR only.

30
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Class B airspace ranges from which altitudes?

A

All low level airspace from 12,500ft up to but not including 18,000ft; IFR only.

31
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Class C airspace ranges from which altitudes?

A

Surface to 4,000ft with 5nm radius, which is overlaid by a disk from 1,200ft to 4,000ft with a radius of 10nm.

32
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Class D airspace ranges from what altitudes?

A

Surface to 2,500ft AGL.

33
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Class E airspace ranges from what altitudes?

A

Any airspace that is not class A, B, C, or D.

34
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What is special about class F airspace?

A

Either a temporary or permanent flight zone restriction.

35
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What is class G airspace?

A

Uncontrolled airspace that is not any other airspace.

36
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What airspace(s) are IFR only?

A

Class A and B.

37
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What does class A airspace require?

A

Mode C transponder.

38
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What does class B airspace require?

A

Mode C transponder.

39
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Which airspace(s) DO NOT require a mode C transponder?

A

Class D, E and G.

40
Q

How much extra fuel must you carry whilst on a flight plan during the day?

A

30 minutes extra.

41
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How much extra fuel must you carry whilst on a flight plan during the day?

A

45 minutes extra.

42
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What must be don every 6 months?

A

At least 5 take-offs and landings.

43
Q

Name two 24 month recurrences that need to be conducted:

A

Complete a flight review with an instructor, and attending a safety seminar.

44
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When flying through a class B airspace, what is required of you?

A

Only IFR and CVFR; clearance required and a mode C transponder.

45
Q

What is different between an Aerodrome and an Airport?

A

An airport has a certificate in force.

46
Q

What does class E airspace consist of?

A

Control zones, low-level airways and transition areas.

47
Q

What does a steady green light mean?

A

Cleared to take-off/land/

48
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What does a flashing green light mean?

A

Cleared to taxi/return to landing.

49
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What does a steady red light mean?

A

Stop/give way and continue circling.

50
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What does flashing red light mean?

A

Taxi clear of landing area, in use/do not land.

51
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What does a red pyrotechnical light mean?

A

Do not land for the time being.

52
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What does a white flashing light mean?

A

Return to starting point on airport.

53
Q

How do we know if an aerodrome is permanently closed?

A

The markings will be completely removed.

54
Q

What does a displaced threshold do?

A

Gives clearance over an obstruction.

55
Q

When is the only time you may test your ELT?

A

Within the first 5 minutes of any hour, and lo longer than 5 seconds.

56
Q

When flying through a ADIZ what are the requirements?

A

Must be within 5 minutes of your scheduled arrival, and +/- 20nm off your centre line track.

57
Q

What is a mandatory frequency?

A

An aerodrome that has no ATC but still requires you to make call-outs to nearby traffic.

58
Q

What does ATIS give you?

A

Runway in use, weather information, NOTAM’s, etc.

59
Q

What is required for your PPL?

A

Medical 3 Certificate.

60
Q

What is required for your CPL?

A

Medical 1 Certificate.

61
Q

What are the lighting requirements at night?

A

Must be visible from 2nm in fight, plus red markings for unserviceable areas.

62
Q

N person shall operate aircraft in acrobatic flight when:

A

The visibility is less than 3 miles.

63
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In which class of airspace is acrobatic flight prohibited?

A

Class E airspace below 1,500 feet AGL.

64
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When may an ATC authorize special VFR?

A

At VFR OTT.

65
Q

What is elementary work?

A

The removal or replacement of items that are meant for constant replacement/cleaning/removal.

66
Q

How is the definition of an infant changed?

A

By age.

67
Q

What does squawk 7500, 7600 and 7700 mean?

A

Hijacking, radio dysfunction, emergency.

68
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What airspaces are coltrolled?

A

Airspaces A through E.

69
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What airspaces are uncontrolled?

A

Class G and class E; class E not always exisits, it is where tower may be avalible, but not required.

Air Law (2 decks)

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