Aircrew Licencing Flashcards

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1
Q

Difference between renewal and revalidation

A

Renewal = has already lapsed

Revalidation = hasn’t lapsed yet

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2
Q

What is EASA part-FCL

A

Commercial pilots licensing

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3
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What is EASA part - MED

A

Medical requirements

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4
Q

What is a competent authority (licensing)

A

Designated by member state to whom a person applies for the issue of pilot licenses or associated ratings

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5
Q

When acting as co-pilot where a co-pilot is required how many hours can be credited

A

100% or the co-pilot time towards the total flight time

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6
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If you go to another country with a licence how long is that licence valid for

A

Period of validity of a licence;
Not exceed 1 year

Provided that the basic licence remains valid

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7
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Within what time period can a easa licence be re issued

A

Valid for 5 years

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8
Q

What English language proficiency must Pilots have

A

Operational (level 4)

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9
Q

What are the different language proficiency levels

A

Operational - level 4
Extended - level 5
Expert - level 6

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10
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What is the validity of a language proficiency

A

Revalidated every;

4 years - level 4

6 years - level 5

Level 6 = valid for life

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11
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What is the unrestricted age range

A

21-59

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12
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What happens between the ages of 60-64 in terms of ability to pilot CAT

A

Once you have reached these ages you can no act as pilot of ac engaged in CAT except:

We member of multi-crew

And

You are the only pilot over 60

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13
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What happens when you reach 65 in terms of licensing

A

Shall not act as pilot of aircraft engaged in CAT

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14
Q

While excising privileged of licence a pilot must carry

A

Licence

Medical certificate

Identification containing photograph (CMC or passport)

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15
Q

What does a LAPL(A) allow you to do

A

Act as PIC of Sep or touring motor glider (TMG)

With MTOM <2000kg

Carrying max of 3 pax such that never more than 4 persons on board

Holder may only carry pax after issue of licence having completed further 10 hours as pic

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16
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What does a CPL(A) allow you to do

A

Min age 18

All the privileges of a PPL(A) and LAPL(A)

Act as PIC or co pilot in CAT or any single pilot ac

Must be type rated on ac used in skill test

17
Q

How to be current at night

A

1 take off / approach / landing at night in last 90 days

Or hold an instrument rating

18
Q

What is the hour requirements for a CPL(A) course

A

Total 150 hours of which 5 May be sim

Within the 150:
80 dual instruction
70 PIC
20 hours x-country of 300nm including 2 land away

5 hours at night (with 3 being dual instruction) with 1 hour cross country and 5 solo full stop landings

10 hours instrument flight instruction.

5 hours in ac that can carry at least 4 people and have variable pitch propeller and retractable landing gear

Upset recovery

Mcc

19
Q

What is required for MPL

A

Min age 18

Act as co pilot in ac that requires a co pilot

750 hours of ATPL theory

240 hours of PF and PNFA in actual and simulated flight

Phase 1: core flying skills (light ac)
Phase 2: basic (intro to mcc and instrument)
Phase 3: intermediate (mcc in multi eng turbine)
Phase 4 advanced (type rating)

Must have:
Upset recovery 
Night flying 
Instrument 
Mcc
20
Q

What is the ATPL requirements

A

Age 21-59

Must hold either:
MPL
or
CPL(A) and multi eng IR 
MCC

1500 hours that includes:
500 in multi pilot operations

500 PICUS 
Or 
250 hours as PIC 
or 
250 hours including 79 as PIC and remaining as PICUS 

200 cross country which 100 shall be PIC or PICUS
75 instruments time which not more than 30 can be sin

100 night flight as pic or copilot

21
Q

What height does a IR let you operate to

A

MDH 200ft

22
Q

What hours are required for IR

A
PPL with night rating 
Or 
Atpl 
Or 
Cpl 

With 50 hours cross country as PIC of which at least 10 shall be in relevant ac category

Theoretical knowledge

Valid for one year

23
Q

Revalidation of IR

A

Shall be done within 3 months of expiry date

If you fail revalidation test before expiry date then remainder of IR licence is void

Can be completed one year in air the next in sim
The next in air next in sim etc

24
Q

How quickly must a skills test be completed

A

6 months after commencement of course

25
Q

When are type ratings required

A

Multi pilot aeroplane

Single pilot ac with turbojet or turboprop engines

Any type considered necessary by authority

Classified as:
Single engine land / sea
Multi engine land / sea

All touring gliders

26
Q

Validity of type ratings

A

Valid for 1 year

Single engine single pilot valid for 2 years

27
Q

Revalidation of type ratings

A

Within 3 months of expiry date of rating

Valid from date of issue

Not date of initial issue like a medical exam

28
Q

How many hours are required for type rating on single pilot multi engine aircraft

A

70 As pic

29
Q

How many hours required for type rating of multi pilot ac

A

70 hours as PIC

hold a IR

passes ATPL theory

Mcc

30
Q

A night rating allows

A

Ppl holders to fly at night in VFR

5 hours flight at night
3 hours of dual instruction
1 hour of cross country 50km
5 solo take offs and 5 solo full stop landings

31
Q

Validity of flight instructor licence

A

Min age 18

Validity 3 years

32
Q

Validity of flight examiner

A

3 years

33
Q

Who can issue a initial class 1 / class 2 medical certificate

A

Class 1 = AeMC

class 2 = AeMC or AME

34
Q

When is the validity of a class 1 reduced from 12 months to 6 months

A

When a single pilot reaches 40

Anyone reaches 60

35
Q

Validity of class 2 medical

A

60 months until 40 years

24 months between 40 and 50

12 months after 50

36
Q

Renewal of class 1 and 2 medical

A

Expire for more than 2 years shall only conduct renewal examination after assessment of aeromedical records

5 years = examination requirements for initial issue