B-GA-100

Question 1

Minimum fuel requirements for an IFR flight

Answer 1

Fly to the destination, fly to the alternate, hold 45 minutes, and then complete an approach

Question 2

Minimum fuel requirements for a VFR flight

Answer 2

Fly to the destination and then 45 minutes thereafter at normal cruise consumption

Question 3

Maximum allowable error comparing altimeter indication to known aerodrome/runway elevation

Answer 3

± 50 ft

Question 4

IFR flights require an alternate if

Answer 4

Flight duration is greater that 3 hours

Destination weather: ceilings are below 3000’ and visibility is below 3 miles for the duration of flight + 1 hour

Destination is radar or GNSS only

Question 5

Alternate weather requirements (cig/vis)
Non-precision approach

Answer 5

Greater of:
800’ (300’ above lowest usable HAT)
2 mi (1 mi above lowest usable vis)

Question 6

Alternate weather requirements (cig/vis)
1 Precision approach

Answer 6

Greater of:
600’ (300’ above lowest usable HAT)
2 mi (1 mi above lowest useable vis)

Question 7

Alternate weather requirements (cig/vis)
2+ Precision approaches

Answer 7

400’ (200’ above lowest usable HAT)
1 mi (1/2 mi above lowest useable vis)

Question 8

Alternate weather requirements (cig/vis) using the GFA where no TAF is available

Answer 8

Ceiling: highest of
1500’
1000’ above the highest straight-in MDA where no circling minima are published
1000’ above the highest circling minima

Vis: 3 mi

Question 9

No aircrew member shall perform flying duties until at least _____ hours have elapsed from the time of a cycloplegic refraction/dilated fundoscopy (eye exam)

Answer 9

24

Question 10

Flying duties are forbidden for at least a _____ hour period following the administration of a local or regional anaesthetic

Answer 10

12

Question 11

Aircrew normally require a _____ hour initial grounding after routine immunization

Answer 11

12

Question 12

After a blood donation, aircrew shall not perform flying duties until _____ hours have elapsed

Answer 12

72