Air Regulations 1

Question 1

Define Apron?

Answer 1

The area intended for the loading of cargo, passengers, refueling, parking etc.

Question 2

How many hours should you refrain from flying legally, after consuming alcohol?

Answer 2

12 hours.

Question 3

When do you need to return an aviation document, if it has been suspended or cancelled?

Answer 3

Immediately after the effective date of the cancellation or suspension.

Question 4

How the runway markers are colored?

Answer 4

International orange and white OR solid international orange.

Question 5

Is VFR permitted in Class B airspace?

Answer 5

Yes, Controlled VFR.

Question 6

Which time is recorded in the aircraft journey log, Flight Time or Air Time?

Answer 6

Air Time.

Question 7

Minimum altitude allowed to fly over national parks?

Answer 7

2000 feet AGL.

Question 8

When does a C of A expire?

Answer 8

C of A doesn’t have an expiry date. It will expire if any of the airworthiness conditions are not met.

Question 9

Minimum altitude allowed to fly over a non built-up area?

Answer 9

500 feet from any person, vessel, vehicle or structure.

Question 10

What medical category is required to get a Private Pilot License?

Answer 10

Category 3 or 1 Medical.

Question 11

What does it mean that when a part of the runway is marked with yellow chevrons?

Answer 11

That area is not available for taxing, take-off roll or landing roll-out.

Question 12

Flying at cruising altitude of 7500 feet in the Northern Domestic Airspace. What should be your altimeter setting?

Answer 12

29.92 inches of mercury. (The Northern Domestic Airspace and all airspaces at and above 18000 feet ASL is Standard Pressure Region)

Question 13

Minimum altitude allowed to fly over a built-up area?

Answer 13

1000 feet above highest obstacle with in a horizontal radius of 2000 feet.

Question 14

What is the 5 year recency requirement?

Answer 14

Complete a flight review and PSTAR within 12 months preceding the flight.

Question 15

What is the maximum airspeed permitted below 3000 feet AGL within 10 NM of a controlled airport?

Answer 15

200 KIAS.

Question 16

What VFR cruising altitude should you choose to fly a magnetic track of 360 degrees?

Answer 16

Odd thousands plus 500 feet.

Question 17

What is the VFR weather minima in a Control Zone?

Answer 17

3 SM Visibility, 1 SM horizontally from cloud, 500 feet below cloud and 500 feet AGL

Question 18

What is the restriction to fly near a forest fire area?

Answer 18

No person shall operate an aircraft over a forest fire area that is located within 5 NM at an altitude of less than 3000 feet AGL.

Question 19

What is a “Displaced Threshold” used for?

Answer 19

Taxing, Take-Off roll or Landing roll-out.

Question 20

What color are the taxi lights?

Answer 20

Blue.

Question 21

How a displaced threshold is marked?

Answer 21

By a line across the runway with arrowheads pointing to it?

Question 22

When two aircraft are approaching to land at the same time, who has the right of way?

Answer 22

The one at the lower altitude has the right of way?

Question 23

What class of airspace is High Level Controlled airspace?

Answer 23

Class A.

Question 24

When is an aircraft considered overdue?

Answer 24

On a flight plan, with in 1 hour of the overdue time. On flight itinerary, 24 hours.

Question 25

What equipment are required for a VFR aircraft to enter Class C airspace?

Answer 25

Two-way Communication radio, a Mode C Transponder. (NORDO/no TXPDR aircraft may enter with prior permission for day VFR only)

Question 26

Cruising altitude is determined in the Northern Domestic Airspace is in accordance with?

Answer 26

True Track.

Question 27

What are the survival equipment items required to be carried on board for flights over land?

Answer 27

a means to - start a fire, provide a shelter, provide or purifying water, visually signaling device.

Question 28

When two aircrafts are converging at the same altitude, who has the right of way?

Answer 28

The aircraft that has the other on its right shall give way.

Question 29

What are the privileges of a Student Pilot Permit?

Answer 29

Flight under supervision of a flight instructor, Day VFR only, Fly in Canada only.

Question 30

In order to carry passengers at night, what needs to be done every 6 months?

Answer 30

5 takeoffs and landing during the night.

Question 31

What is the minimum visibility required to fly special VFR?

Answer 31

1 SM.

Question 32

How the runway lights are arranged in an aerodrome?

Answer 32

Spaced at the same distance and not more than 200 feet apart.

Question 33

Does a VFR aircraft need a clearance to enter Class D airspace?

Answer 33

No, but it must establish two-way communication prior to entry.

Question 34

What would be the number of a runway, with orientation 217 degrees magnetic?

Answer 34

Runway 22.

Question 35

What are the equipment required on board for a power-driven aircraft?

Answer 35

checklist, necessary charts, hand-held fire extinguisher, timepiece, a flashlight, first aid kit.

Question 36

What color is the runway threshold light?

Answer 36

GREEN lights when viewed from the approach side and RED from the back.

Question 37

Define aerodrome?

Answer 37

An area of land or water that is designated for the arrival, departure, movement and servicing of aircraft.

Question 38

If a windsock fly horizontal, what does that indicate?

Answer 38

a wind of 15 KT or more.

Question 39

Low Level air routes are Class ____ airspace.

Answer 39

G.

Question 40

An aircraft taking position for take-off and another one is on the approach for the same runway. Who has the right of way?

Answer 40

The aircraft that is landing or about to land has the right of way.

Question 41

What airspace a Class C reverts to, when the ATC services are not operating?

Answer 41

Class E

Question 42

Define Air Time?

Answer 42

Starts once the wheels become airborne and ends once the wheels touch the ground.

Question 43

While overtaking another aircraft, who has the right of way?

Answer 43

The aircraft that is being overtaken.

Question 44

What are the privileges of a Privat Pilot License?

Answer 44

Fly anywhere in the world; Not for hire or reward; Fly as rater; Night, Float, Multi, VFR OTT, IFR, High Performance.

Question 45

Are VFR flights allowed through Class F Advisory airspace?

Answer 45

VFR may fly through but must keep alert.

Question 46

Define Airport?

Answer 46

A certified aerodrome, inspected and maintained to TC requirements.

Question 47

What is the name given for those parts of an aerodrome used for the surface movement of aircraft, including the maneuvering area and apron?

Answer 47

Movement Area.

Question 48

Define Flight Time?

Answer 48

Starts as soon as the aircraft is first moved under its own power for the purpose of a flight and ends once the engine is shut down for the purpose of ending the flight.

Question 49

What is maneuvering are?

Answer 49

Those parts of the aerodrome intended for taxing, taking off and landing of aircraft.

Question 50

Which certificate list the serial number, aircraft type and date issue for the aircraft?

Answer 50

Certificate of Airworthiness.

Question 51

Cruising altitude is determined in the Southern Domestic Airspace is in accordance with?

Answer 51

Magnetic Track.

Question 52

Which class of airspace is uncontrolled?

Answer 52

Class G.

Question 53

Whose responsibility it is to ensure that the aircraft is in a condition for safe flight?

Answer 53

PIC

Question 54

How far from the edge of the runway an aircraft must hold short if there is no hold short line?

Answer 54

200 feet.

Question 55

How the runways are marked in Northern Domestic Airspace in Canada?

Answer 55

Correspond to its true bearing rounded off to the nearest 10 degrees.

Question 56

Large white crosses on the runway indicates?

Answer 56

Runway is closed.

Question 57

In order to carry passengers at day, what needs to be done every 6 months?

Answer 57

Pilots who wish to carry 1 or more passengers must complete at least 5 takeoffs and 5 landings in the category and class* of aircraft in which they carry passengers.

Question 58

What class of airspace are low level airways classified as?

Answer 58

Class E.

Question 59

How long the airport lights will stay on typically, once you activate the ARCAL system?

Answer 59

15 mins.

Question 60

What is the minimum altitude permitted to do aerobatic maneuvers?

Answer 60

2000 feet AGL. (and 3 SM visibility)

Question 61

What does CRFI stand for?

Answer 61

Canadian Runway Friction Index.

Question 62

When is a flight plan or itinerary required?

Answer 62

When a flight goes beyond 25 NM radius from the departure aerodrome.

Question 63

What is the requirements for a VFR aircraft to enter Class E control zone?

Answer 63

VFR aircraft must follow Mandatory Frequency procedures.

Question 64

How long is the medical valid for a PPL holder?

Answer 64

5 years, if holder is under 40 years of age, and 2 years if holder is over 40.

Question 65

How the runways are marked in Southern Domestic Airspace in Canada?

Answer 65

Correspond to magnetic bearing rounded off to the nearest 10 degree.

Question 66

Are VFR flights allowed through Class F restricted airspace?

Answer 66

Yes, with permission only.

Question 67

Unless otherwise authorized, an aircraft shall not fly over an airport except for taking off or landing, at a height of?

Answer 67

less than 2000 feet AGL.

Question 68

What persons are allowed to inspect the aircraft documentation?

Answer 68

A Peace Office, An Immigration Officer, The Minister.

Question 69

A Cessna has a glider on its right side and they are converging at the same altitude. Who has the right of way?

Answer 69

A power-driven heavier-than-air shall give way to gliders, airships and balloons.

Question 70

What is the requirements for a VFR aircraft to enter Class E controlled airspace (not control zone)?

Answer 70

No special requirements for VFR in Class E.

Question 71

What side of the hold short line an aircraft must hold short on?

Answer 71

Solid line side.

Question 72

Define Class B airspace?

Answer 72

All low level controlled airspace above 12500 feet ASL up to but not including 18000 feet ASL.

Question 73

How are taxiways marked?

Answer 73

Yellow line down their center.

Question 74

Can a day VFR aircraft, depart in special VFR conditions?

Answer 74

Yes.

Question 75

Can a pilot who doesn't have IFR rating, fly in Class A airspace?

Answer 75

No. Only IFR flights are permitted in Class A.

Question 76

What aircraft are not prohibited from entering a forest fire area?

Answer 76

Aircraft operated by a Department of Transport personnel involved with surveillance and enforcement of Aviation Legislation.

Question 77

To fly in Canada, a foreign registered aircraft from a contracting state's pilot must have?

Answer 77

A Canadian License or an equivalent to a Foreign Validation License.

Question 78

An aircraft is taking position for take-off and another one is on the approach for the same runway. Who has the right of way?

Answer 78

The aircraft that is landing or about to land has the right of way.

Question 79

What does a broad yellow solid and dashed lines across a taxiway indicate?

Answer 79

Hold Short line.

Question 80

What is the maximum airspeed permitted below 10000 feet ASL?

Answer 80

250 KIAS.

Question 81

How far from the shore, you are permitted to fly without a life preserver on a land airplane?

Answer 81

50 NM.

Question 82

When two aircraft are approaching head on. What is the right course of action to avoid collision?

Answer 82

Each aircraft shall alter the heading to the right.