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AUS AIR LAW Flashcards

1
Q

VMC 1/3
AIP
ENR 1.2
PARA 2

A

VMC SAYS:

BELOW 10,000ft:

+/- 1000’ vertically
1500m horizontally
5km visibility

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VMC 2/3
AIP
ENR 1.2
PARA 2

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VMC SAYS:

UNCONTROLLED ‘G’

<1000FT AGL
whichever is the higher
remain clear of cloud and in sight of surface
5km visibility.

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VMC 3/3

AIP ENR 1.2 PARA 2

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VMC SAYS:

CONTROLLED WITHOUT RADAR ‘D’

+1000FT/-500FT vertically
600m horizontally
5km visibility

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CAR 256
INTOXICATED PERSONS SHALL
NOT ACT AS PILOTS etc. or BE CARRIED ON A/C

A
  1. enter
  2. while carried be impaired
  3. any actions preparatory in the immediately proceeding 8hrs consume
  4. while carried consume
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AIP ENR 1.1 PARA 5.5
SEPERATION MINIMA FOR TO
1/3

A

NOT commence a take-off until:
A proceeding DEPARTING -
1. crossed upwind TH
2. commenced a turn
3. runway >1800m airborne + 1800m ahead
4. 1. MTOW greater than or equal to 7000kg 2. MTOW less then 2000kg and slower and the one airborne is 600m or more ahead.
5. two aircraft with MTOW less then 2000kg with one 600m or more ahead.

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AIP ENR 1.1 PARA 5.5
SEPERATION MINIMAR FOR TO
2/3

A

NOT commence a take-off until:

A proceeding LNDG, same runway, vacated + taxiing away

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AIP ENR 1.1 PARA 5.5
SEPERATION MINIMAR FOR TO
3/3

A

NOT commence a take-off until:

A proceeding using dif runway crossed or stopped short of TO a/cs runway.

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CAR 255

SMOKING IN AIRCRAFT

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SHALL NOT SMOKE WHERE:

  1. notice permanently displayed indicating; no at all times or times prohibited
  2. NOT anywhere during TO, LNDG, REFUEL
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AIP ENR 1.1 PARA 41/42

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NORMAL = LEFT-HAND
NON-STANDARD STIPULATED IN ERSA.
possible @ non-towered ad. to make ‘wrong-way’ turn if:
- climbed straight ahead to well outside circuit area
-reached a point greater than 3nm from ad.
CONVENTIONALLY
3. greater than 150kts @ 1500ft (jet)
2. 55-150kts @ 1000ft (a/c)
1. 55kts or less @ 500ft (heli + ultra)

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CAR 160 TO 163

RIGHT OF WAY RULES

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CONVERGING: give way to RIGHT

HEAD-ON: alter heading RIGHT

GROUND: TO (AIR) to land

OVERTAKE: to right side of slower NOT BY CLIMB/DESCEND

HIGHER: TO LOWER (ie. on FINAL TO LAND)

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AIP ENR 1.7

ALTIMETRY

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QFE = zero at field
QNH = zero at sea level
QNH @ GROUND = elevation

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12
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CAR 244 AND 245

REQUIRED TESTS BEFORE + DURING TO RUN

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Perform as per flight manual for, or the operations manual of, the aircraft

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13
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CAO 20.2.5

FUEL SYSTEM INSPECTION

A
  1. In manner specified by manufacturer
  2. In any other case
    - before each start of day
    - after each refuel
    Check by approved method:
    ie. small fuel cold sample chemical means ie. paste, change in colour
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CAR 249

PROHIBITION OF CARRIAGE OF PASSENGERS ON CERTAIN FLIGHTS

A

NO

  1. emergency
  2. low flying
  3. testing
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CAR 155

ACROBATIC FLIGHT

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NO IF:
1. LESS than 60deg (NOT considered aerobatic)
YES IF:
2. VMC, DAY, AW/FM specifies
3. NOT below 3000ft within 600m radius populous area.

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AIP ENR 1.7 PARA 2.1

ALTIMETER SETTING PROCEDURES

A

BELOW 10,000FT

Dep. local
Cruise. within +/- 100nm OR area
Dest. local or area

17
Q

AIP ENR 1.2 PARA 1.1.2

TIME TO FLY

A

Needs to hold:
Command Instrument Rating OR Ngt VFR & the aircraft is appropriately equipped for flight at night. must NOT depart an ad. -
1. before FIRST OR after LAST light
2. ETA at destination/alternate at least 10mins before LAST light incl. any holding required.

18
Q

CAR 157

LOW FLYING

A

NOT FLY OVER:
1. any city, town, populous area, at a height lower than 1000ft, or
2. any other area at a height lower than 500ft
Subreg above NOT apply if:
1. due stress of wx/unavoidable cause is required
2. a/c in the course of TO LNDG at an aerodrome

19
Q

CAO 20.16.3.11

CARRIAGE OF PAX. IN SEATS WHICH DUAL CONTROLS ARE FITTED

A

Except as in para 11.2 in all ac. for which the Airworthiness specifies min crew of one pilot, a person may occupy a seat at which fully or partially functioning dual controls are fitted if the pilot gives adequate instruction to that person to ensure, not interfered with in flight and satisfactory communication at all times between the pilot and that person.

20
Q

CAO 20.16.3.2 & CAO 20.16.3.13 (DEFS)

A

Two children may occupy one seat if:
1. combined NOT exceed 77kg
2. seated side by side
3. secured by lap strap only
May be carried (infant is less than 3yrs) in arms/lap of a passenger if belt secured about passenger NOT infant
Otherwise restrained bassinet/infant seat if restrained- normal accel/emergency alighting.

21
Q

CAO 20.16.3.12

EXTRA PASSENGERS

A

MAX. number pax carried in a/c for which emergency demo. NOT req’d. may exceed seat numbers if:-

  1. approved by Authority, OR
  2. does NOT exceed table and excess pax. are children/infants

2-6 1
7-13 2
14-20 3
21-26 4

22
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CAO 20.16.3.3
CAO 20.16.4.1
SEATS

A 
EACH crew or passenger shall occupy a seat of an approved type during;
1 TO
2 Instrument approach
3. ht less than 1000ft above terrain
4. turbulent conditions

At least one pilot crew member shall wear a seat belt or harness at all times during flight

23
Q

CAR 225 AND CAR 228

PILOT AT CONTROLS

A

The pilot in command must ensure one pilot is at the controls of an ac. from the time at which the engine/s started prior to a flight until they are stopped at the termination.
UNAUTHORIZED PERSONS TO MANIP CNTRLS
a. pilot NOT unless assigned for duty
b. student pilot assigned for instruction

24
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CAO 20.9.4.1.1 AND CAO 20.9.4.1.2

FUELLING OF AIRCRAFT - LOCATION

A

Where fuelling is NOT mobile ac. placed so can be readily moved to a place of safety.
Otherwise, any vent or refuelling port must be:

5m from a building with CLOSED DOORS or SEALED
6m from other ac.
9m from a building with COPEN DOORS or UNSEALED
15m from any public area

25
Q

AIP ENR 1.4 PARA 5.2.1

DESIGNATED AREAS

A

PRD

Prohibited - always avoided

Restricted - avoid unless clearance

Danger - transt any time pilot to keep lookout any other flying activity

ersa intro pg8 para8 op hrs. abrev.

26
Q

THE BASIC DOCUMENTS 1/2

PPL

A

The Civil Aviation Regulations (CAR)
- basis for all legislation pertaining to aviation Australia with the backing of an act of parliament. Enforceable. Individual CARS - elaborated in CAOs ie. examples of regs to meet regs/laws.
The Civil Aviation Advisory Publication CAAPs give advice ie. what would be ‘sufficient fuel’
most GA operations require their pilots to comply simply with the CAAPs

27
Q

THE BASIC DOCUMENTS 2/2

PPL

A

AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION PUBLICATION = AIP
which includes EN-ROUTE SUPPLEMENT or ERSA
use in cockpit and planning plus;
PCA = planning chart (radio and met)
VTC = visual terminal chart (airspace)
ERC = en route chart (planning)

28
Q

CAR 139

DOCUMENTS TO BE CARRIED IN FLIGHT

A

each crew member:

  1. licence
  2. medical
  3. flight manual
  4. maintenance release
    or approved alternative
29
Q

FLIGHT INFORMATION SERVICE (FIS)

AIP GEN 3.3 PARA 2

A

Provides operational information, pre-flight information and in-flight information to aircraft operating in ‘G’.
Frequencies found in ERC and ERSA

30
Q

IN ‘G’ REPORTS AND BROADCASTS

AIP ENR 1.1 PAGE 44

A

Report: communicate with a particular station

Broadcast: communicate with all ac.

31
Q

COMMON TRAFFIC ADVISORY FREQUENCY (CTAF)

AIP ENR 1.4 PARA 3.2

A

Allocated to the airspace in the vicinity of an aerodrome

Must make IB call by 10nm
Lookout ‘see and avoid’ principle

ie. "Innisfail traffic
Piper Pacer MBT
10nm SE
3000ft IB
Innisfail"
32
Q

CONTROL ZONES

ERSA and AIP GEN para 2.2 definition

A

Some control zones, including most class D only function certain times during the day. Outside of this reverts to CTAF. Details in def. in ERSA

33
Q

CANCELLING SARTIME

A

If lodged with a particular Air Traffic Service (ATS) you must cancel outside (CTAF) OR prior to 10nm report point

as they do NOT monitor this OR once landed on AREA FREQ ie. 122.4 monitored

34
Q

AVOIDING CONTROLLED AIRSPACE

AIP ENR 1.1 para 19.12

A

When planned leads close to controlled Boundary, need to be aware may deviate from track therefore coming close. Built in leniencies. If track is inside tolerances MUST request an airways clearance from the ATS OR dog-leg to avoid.

35
Q

AIR DEFENCE IDENTIFICATION ZONE (ADIZ)

AIP ENR pages 1.12-1 to 1.12-9

A

At times, in interest of National Security, certain areas of airspace may be declared an ADIZ.
Military ac. NOT necessarily equipped to communicate with VHF ac. therefore military ‘interceptor ac. are devised to communicate instruction to those stray in zone.

36
Q

MERCY FLIGHT DEFINITION

AIP ENR 1.1 para 66.1 to 66.1.6

A

Mercy rules may be broken to prevent person death or injury under certain circumstances.
ie. operate beyond capabilities…. night, no NVFR rating.

37
Q

HEMISPERICAL LEVELS

A

360* to 179* M track ODD thousands + 500
180* to 359* M track EVEN thousands + 500
Below 5000ft may fly at any level. However, if terrain and cloud permit should comply where possible.

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