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Australian Flying Flashcards

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What does ADIZ stand for?

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Air Defence Identification Zone

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What are the SARTIME emergency phases

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INCERFA, ALERFA and DETRESFA

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Where can the SARTIME rules be found?

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AIP GEN 3.6-2

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What are the reporting requirements for accidents or incidents?

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They MUST be reported to the ATSB (Australian Transport Safety Bureau)

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Where can the accident and incident rules be found?

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AIP ENR 1.14

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What are the rules concerning dropping object from aircraft in flight?

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Prohibited without special approval

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Where can the rules concerning dropping objects from aircraft in flight be found?

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CAR 150

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Where can the rules concerning drugs and alcohol be found?

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CAR 256

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Where can the rules concerning smoking be found?

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CAR 255

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What are the minimum heights for flight?

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Not lower than 1,000 ft over built up or populous areas and
Not lower than 500 ft over any other area

Above the highest point of the terrain or object within a 600 m radius

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Where can the rules concerning minimum height for flight be found?

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CAR 157

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What are the altimeter settings for flights below 10,000 ft?

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Local QNH

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What does CAAP stand for?

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Civil Aviation Advisory Publication

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What does CAO stand for?

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Civil Aviation Order

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What does AIC stand for?

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Aeronautical Information Circular

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What are the rules for VFR cruising altitudes?

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ODD pilots fly EAST

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What does CASR stand for?

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Civil Aviation Safety Regulations

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What do CAR and CASR cover?

A

Safe operation of aircraft in Australia

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What are the parts of AIP?

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GEN and ENR

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What does AIP cover?

A

Pre and inflight procedures of lasting nature

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What does ERSA cover?

A

Aerodrome and facility directory information

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Where is CLASS A airspace?

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Above 10,000 ft

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What are the Australian altimetry procedures?

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All flight below 10,000 ft must use QNH or MSL (mean sea level)

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What does RPT stand for?

A

Regular Public Transport

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Where is CLASS B airspace in Australia?

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There is none

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What are the transponder rules for Class G airspace in Australia?

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Not required but if fitted must be ON

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What does LOE stand for?

A

Lane of Entry

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Where are PROHIBITED areas in Australia?

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Thee are none

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What are the rules for DANGER areas?

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May enter with caution

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What does ALA stand for?

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Aeroplane Landing Areas

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What are the rules for turning CROSSWIND?

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Begin turn when at or above 500 ft AAL

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