Air Regulations 2 Flashcards
Air Law
What is the international VHF emergency frequency?
121.5 MHz.
What does a series of green flashes mean to an aircraft in flight?
A series of green flashes means return for landing.
Who should you report accidental ELT activation to?
The nearest Air Traffic Services unit.
What would you address an uncontrolled aerodrome associated with a Mandatory Frequency?
“Traffic”.
When do you make radio calls, when departing from an aerodrome within a MF area?
Before moving on to the runway, before takeoff and when departing the circuit.
When and where the penetration of the ADIZ must be done?
Within 20 NM of the proposed route and +/- 5 minutes of the ETA.
Whose responsibility it is to ensure that the maintenance is completed properly?
Owner’s.
What does a series of red flashes mean in flight?
A series of red flashes means that the airport is unsafe and do not land.
What is the responsibility of a flight service specialist?
A flight service specialist provides flight planning services.
If an aircraft was flying at 10000 feet in the standard pressure region, what should the altimeter be set to?
29.92 Hg.
When can SVFR be conducted for both takeoffs and landings?
During the day. At night, SVFR is only permitted for landings.
What does a flashing white light mean to an aircraft on the ground?
A flashing white light means return to the starting point on the airport.
What frequency should be monitored in uncontrolled airspace when operating VFR?
126.7 MHz.
What equipment is required on board in order to operate in an MF area?
A radio that is capable of two-way communications unless prior permission is obtained.
What is the night VFR weather minima in uncontrolled airspace below 1000 feet AGL?
Clear of clouds, 3 SM visibility.
When d you make radio calls when arriving into an aerodrome within a MF area?
at least 5 minutes before entering the MF area, when joining the traffic circuit, when on downwind leg, when on final approach and when clear of runway.
If an aircraft was flying towards you at night you would see __________?
The green navigation light on your left or the starboard side of the aircraft flying towards you and the red light on your right or the port side of the other aircraft.
Assuming a pilot has landed at an airport at 1300Z, and has forgotten to close the flight plan. How long does the pilot have to close the flight plan before FSS initiates search and rescue action?
The pilot has 60 min or until 1400Z unless otherwise indicated on the flight plan.
Who is responsible for investigating all aviation related accidents and occurrences?
Transportation Safety Board.
Would the regulations be violated if a pilot voluntarily landed an airplane in bright moonlight at an aerodrome where the length of the landing area was indicated by a single row of white lights?
Yes, because it doesn’t meet minimum lighting requirements.
What is the normal UNICOM frequency?
122.8 MHz
What should the transponder be turned to if no code is assigned to a VFR aircraft?
Squawk 1200 if at or below 12500 feet.
What does a series of red flashes mean on the ground?
A series of red flashes on the ground means to taxi clear of the landing area in use.
What does a steady green light mean to an aircraft on the ground?
A steady green light means that the airplane is cleared for take-off.
Define Aviation Occurrence?
Any accident or incident that is associated with the operation of aircraft.
How much fuel must be on board an aircraft prior to departure during the day?
There must be sufficient fuel to fly to the destination and a reserve of 30 minutes at normal cruising speed taking to account weather condition and any delays that might occur.
