Airworthiness

Question 1

What document forms part of an aircraft’s CofA?

Answer 1

PoH

Question 2

What does PoH stand for?

Answer 2

Pilots Operating Handbook

Question 3

If a state overrides a PoH, it is known as what?

Answer 3

A performance write down

Question 4

What state dictates the requirements of an aicraft’s PoH?

Answer 4

The state of manufacture

Question 5

When must an aircraft be re-weighed?

Answer 5

Re-spray
Internal equipment change
Major modification

Question 6

How long must a former aircraft Weight Schedule be kept if a new one issued?

Answer 6

6 months

Question 7

What happens if an aircraft is operated outside its weight and balance specifications?

Answer 7

The CofA and insurance are invalidated

Question 8

What former document is kept for 6 months, relating to airworthiness?

Answer 8

Weight Schedule

Question 9

What frequency does an ELT/PLB operate on?

Answer 9

121.500

Question 10

Even if operating in UK FIRs, what still must be carried for flights?

Answer 10

Flight Manual
Flight Plan
Charts
MEL
Interception procedures

Question 11

Minimum instrumentation for day VFR flights?

Answer 11

Airspeed indicator
Magnetic compass
Altimeter
Timepiece

Question 12

What is the key difference for speed instrumentation requirements between VFR and IFR flights?

Answer 12

IFR flights must have a pitot heat as well

Question 13

What are differences in requirements between VFR night flights and IFR flights?

Answer 13

The requirements are the same

Question 14

How to remember the navigation lights on an aircraft?

Answer 14

They all add up to 360 degrees

Question 15

Wing nav lights angles

Answer 15

110 degrees

Question 16

Tail nav light angle

Answer 16

140 degrees