Chapter 3 - Aerodromes Flashcards
What is an Aerodrome?
An Aerodrome is an area of land or water used for taking off and landing of aircraft
When landing at military or civil Aerodrome with an ordinary licence what is needed before landing?
Prior permission
What is needed to land at an unlicensed Aerodrome?
Prior permission from the owner or person in charge
What is a consequence of not seeking permission before landing?
Failure to seek permission and the requisite information could lead to an accident and subsequent refusal by the insurance company to pay for the claim because you would have reached the Air Navigation Order.
What is the rule for using aviation fuel at an Aerodrome?
no person shall cause or permit any fuel to be used in an aircraft if he knows or has reason to believe that it is not fit for use
Avgas equipment is usually marked in what colour?
Red
What must you do if you think you will be late to your destination by 45 minutes or more?
Inform the authorities at the Aerodrome as soon as possible
You are flying over an Aerodrome and you see white flashing lights what does this mean?
That is a civil Aerodrome beacon
You are flying over an Aerodrome and see white and green flashing lights what does this mean?
This is a civil Aerodrome Beacon
You are flying over an Aerodrome and you see green lights flashing like Morse code what does this mean
This is a civil identification Beacon
You are flying over an Aerodrome and see red flashing lights going on and off in code, what does this mean?
This is a military identification Beacon
What type of light flashes a 2-letter Moss group every 12 seconds?
Identification beacons
What type of light give an alternating colour flash signal?
Aerodrome beacons
What are the rules for use of Aerodrome for instruction in flying?
If a flight is for the purpose of instruction and flying to enable a person to become qualified or for a rating or carrying out tests
…. the operator of such Aerodrome must be satisfied that the Aerodrome has adequate facilities for the safe conduct of the flight
…. and the commander of the aircraft must not take off unless he is also satisfied
Right of way
Aircraft on the ground must give way to…
Those taking off or landing
Any vehicle towing an aircraft