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Airlaws Flashcards

1
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compilation of aeronautical information relative to the Philippine air operations

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AIP

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2
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AIP meaning

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Aeronautical Information Publication

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AIS meaning

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Aeronautical Information Service

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4
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a service established within the defined area of coverage responsible for the provision of aeronautical information/data necessary for the safety, regularity, and efficiency of air navigation

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AIS

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5
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PCAR Part 1

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general policies, procedures, and definitions

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PCAR Part 2

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personnel licensing

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PCAR Part 3

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approved training organizations

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PCAR Part 4

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aircraft registration and markings

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PCAR Part 5

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airworthiness

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PCAR Part 6

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approved maintenance organization

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PCAR Part 7

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instruments and equipment

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PCAR Part 8

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operations

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13
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PCAR Part 9

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air operator certification and administration

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14
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PCAR Part 10

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commercial air transport by foreign air carriers within the Republic of the Philippines

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15
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PCAR Part 11

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aerial work

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16
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PCAR Part 13

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accident and incident investigation

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17
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PCAR Part 18

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safe transportation of dangerous goods by air

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18
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defined area on land or water intended to be used either wholly or in part for the arrival, departure, and surface movement of the aircraft

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aerodrome

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19
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an authorization entered on a license, stating special conditions, privileges, or limitations pertaining to such license

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rating

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20
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any individual who engages in the operation of an aircraft

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airman

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21
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who are the airmen

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pilot/flight engineer/flight radio || maintenance personnel || ATC operator || member of the flight crew

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22
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a licensed individual charged with duties essential to the operation of an aircraft during a flight duty period

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flight crew member

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23
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total time from the moment an airplane moves for the purpose of taking off, to the moment it finally comes to rest at the end of a flight

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flight time

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24
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flight time during which a person is receiving flight instruction from a licensed flight instructor on board the aircraft

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dual instruction time

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25
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authorized to instruct other pilots

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flight instructor

26
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student pilot is the sole occupant of the aircraft

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solo flight time

27
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designated by the aircraft owner as being in charge and responsible for the safe conduct of flight

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pilot in command PIC

28
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licensed pilot serving in any piloting capacity other than PIC but excluding a pilot receiving instruction

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co-pilot

29
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a controlled airspace extending upwards from a specified limit above the earth

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control area

30
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hours between sunset and sunrise

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night

31
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duty and rest period

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duty cannot exceed 14 hours, minimum rest period of 8 hours between flights

32
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rest period every 7 days

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24 consecutive hours

33
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flight time limit in any calendar year

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1000 hours

34
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flight time limit in any calendar month

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100 hours

35
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flight time limit in any 7 consecutive days

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30 hours

36
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alcohol level limit

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0.04 percent

37
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documents required from an aircraft before it can fly

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airworthiness certificate
radio station license
registration certificate
operating manual
weight and balance
insurance

38
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additional or optional equipment for flight

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fire extinguisher
first aid kit
life vests

39
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types of aircraft lights

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navigation / beacon / anti collision / landing

40
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inpection done for aircraft used for compensation or hire or for flight instruction

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every 100 hours of service

41
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types of CTAF

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unicom & multicom

42
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when two aircraft of the same category are converging at the same altitude

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the aircraft to the right has the right of way

43
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when both aircraft are approaching head on

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each aircraft should alter its course to the right

44
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an airplane overtaking another one needs to do so

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from the right. The overtaken airplane has the right of way

45
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an aircraft which is on final approach to land

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has the right of way over other aircraft in flight or maneuvering on the ground

46
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an aircraft of any category which has declared an emergency

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has the right of way over all other aircraft

47
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when two aircraft of different categories are on a converging path

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the least maneuverable has the right of way over the more maneuverable

48
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least maneuverable - more maneuverable list

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  1. balloon
  2. glider
  3. refuelling aircraft
  4. airship
  5. airplanes/helicopters
49
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VFR cruising altitude principle

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Half Moon Principle
Odd thousand feet plus 500
* (0 deg - 179 deg)
Even thousand feet plus 500
* (180 deg - 359 deg)

50
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minimum safe VFR altitudes over a congested area

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not less than 1000 feet above the ground within a 2000 feet radius from the tallest obstacle

51
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minimum safe VFR altitudes over a non-congested area

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not less than 500 feet above the ground

52
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minimum safe VFR altitudes over the sea or a sparsley populated area

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not less than 500 feet from a building, or person, or a vehicle

53
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minimum safe VFR altitudes on hills and mountains

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not operated within 1000 feet of a hill or a mountain

54
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document using a specific format filed with the nearest FSS which describes the planned route of a flight

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flight plan

55
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in VFR, it is primarily intended to enhance safety by allowing to initiate search and rescue procedures (SAR) of a missing airplane

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flight plan

56
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time in which the flight plan should be submitted

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at least 60 minutes before the intended time of departure

57
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time in which flight plan is submitted when during flight

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at least 10 minutes before entering into a control area or an advisory area or crossing an airway/advisory route

58
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when should the flight plan be opened

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beginning of flight

59
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when should the flight plan be closed

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within 30 minutes of reaching the destination

60
Q

endurance for C152 day

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3 hours 30 minutes

61
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endurance for C152 night

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3 hours 15 minutes

SPL (5 decks)

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