FER Req's & MOS Structure

Question 1

Pilot License Structure

Answer 1

Licence Type - RPL / PPL / CPL / ATPL
Category - Fixed/rotary
Class / Type Rating - Class - Single/Multi Type - Dash 8 / 737 etc (Multi crew)
Design Feature - Retract / MPPC / Tailwheel etc
Operational Rating - Instructor/Ag/Examiner/Instrument
**Operation Endo **- Endo’s on Operational rating i.e SEA/MEA IAP 2D / IAP 3D,
FLT Activity Endo - Spinning/Aero’s/Formation

Question 2

Manual Of Standards

Answer 2

Sched 1 Reference for the required units of Knowledge and Compentcy units/stds for licence, rating and/or endorsement
Sched 2 Competency Units/Stds from Sched 1 - PERUU
(Performance Criteria /Elements/range of variables/Underpinning knowledge and Unit descriptor/name)
Sched 3 Aeronautical Knowledge Units / Stds from Sched 1 - Theory Req
Sched 4 Exam Details / stds / marks / time etc
Sched 5 FLT Test - applicable stds
Sched 6 FLT Prof Checks - applicable stds
Sched 7 FLT Reviews - applicable stds
Sched 8 Flt Tolerances and language proficiency

Whats req’d / breakdown / Theory / Exam / FLT Test then Prof’s and Reviews once you hold the licence / Tolerances

Question 3

MOS - Schedule 1

Answer 3

starting point to determine the standards that apply to qualify for a flight test or an assessment that has to be passed in order to gain a licence, rating or endorsement.

Question 4

MOS - Schedule 2

Answer 4

Used to determine what must be in a training course including the essential underpinning knowledge and practical flight standards.

Question 5

MOS - Schedule 3

Answer 5

Used to determine the aeronautical knowledge a person should study before sitting an examination and to prepare for flight training.

Question 6

MOS - Schedule 4

Answer 6

Single reference for examinations

Question 7

MOS - Schedule 5 / 6 / 7

Answer 7

Starting points for flight tests, proficiency checks and flight reviews.

Question 8

General Competency
61.385

Answer 8

General competency requirement
(1) The holder of a pilot licence is authorised to exercise the privileges of the licence in the class or type to which the aircraft belongs, including in all of the following areas:
(a) A/C’s navigation and operating systems;
(b) conducting all normal, abnormal and emergency flight procedures for the aircraft;
(c) applying operating limitations;
(d) weight and balance requirements;
(e) applying aircraft performance data, including take-off and landing performance data, for the aircraft.

(1A) Subregulation (1B) applies if the holder of a pilot licence also holds an operational rating or endorsement.

(1B) The holder is authorised to exercise the privileges of his or her pilot licence in an activity in an aircraft under the rating or endorsement only if the holder is competent in operating the aircraft in the activity to the standards mentioned in the Part 61 Manual of Standards (if any) for:
(a) the class or type to which the aircraft belongs; and
(b) the activity.
(2) The holder of a pilot licence is authorised to exercise the privileges of the licence in an aircraft that has an operative airborne collision avoidance system only if the holder is competent in the use of an airborne collision avoidance system

Question 9

Unit Of Competency

Answer 9

A specification of Knowledge, skill and application to the std excepted in the workplace

Question 10

CASA Unit of Competency

Answer 10

Unit Description
Performance Criteria
Elements
Range of variables
Underpinning Knowledge

Question 11

Flight Reviews are

Answer 11

Attached to rating not license
Have competency and assessment std (PPL License diff to CPL)
Can be conducted outside Pt141/2 but only if no training involved
Records must be kept for 7 years
MEA covers SEA

Question 12

What Flight Reviews exist

Answer 12

Aircraft Rating (AFR)(2yrs)
Private IFR
Night VFR
Low Level

Question 13

What covers an AFR

Answer 13

Flight test for rating
Flight test for Operational rating
OPC, Operator Proficiency Check
Proficiency Check, Instrument / Instructor / examiner +
Design feature training, same class

Question 14

Formative Assessment

Answer 14

Conducted by Instructor to monitor student progresssion towards competency.
1/Help students identify weakness and target areas that req work
2/Help management recognise where students are struggling and address problems early

Grades 1- through 5

Question 15

Summative Assessment

Answer 15

Assessment conducted by Instructor or Examiner to evaluate the acquistionof competency at the end of the unit, Lesson, Stage or course

Competent OR Not Yet Competent

Question 16

PPL Requirements
Non Integrated

Answer 16

17 Years old
PPL Theory Exam
40 Hrs aeronautical exp
35 Hrs - Pilot
20 Hrs - in Aeroplane
10 Hrs - Solo
5 - X country
2 Hrs dual instrument, at least 1 Hr in plane
*Nav at least 150nm landing at 2 away airports

Question 17

Req’s CPL
Integrated

Answer 17

150 Hrs
140 Hrs as Pilot in aeroplane
70 Hrs PIC
20 Hrs X/country PIC
10 Hrs IF, atleast 5 hrs in aeroplane
*300nm Nav with 2 away landings

Question 18

Req’s CPL Non Intergrated (141)

Answer 18

200 Hours Total - 190 in a plane
100 Hours PIC
(60 Hrs PIC if CPL Heli / 80 Hrs if Heli PPL)
20 Hours Xcountry
10 Hours Instrument - 5 Dual in the A/C
* 300nm Nav, 2 away landings

Question 19

How long before does a flight test need to be notified

Answer 19

24 Hours

Question 20

Does an IPC need to be notified

Answer 20

See 61.1305, states 24 hours notice req’d

Question 21

How long should the theory component take

Answer 21

45 to 60 minutes

Question 22

Minimum Approachs for initial Issue

Answer 22

2 x 2D IAPs of different kinds
3D IAP is optional, only req’d for 3D endo

Question 23

What Proficiency Checks are there

Answer 23

IPC (instrument Prof Check) 1 Yr
FPC (Instructor Prof Check) 2 yr
EPC (Examiner Prof Check) 2 Yr
Aerial Application Prof Check
Night Vision Prof Check

Question 24

Priv’s

Answer 24

Flt test for Licences / Ratings and endorsements
Proficiency Checks
English Lanuage proficiency

Question 25

Limitations

Answer 25

Can conduct IF prof check only if holds IF rating test endoresment

Question 26

Currency

Answer 26

Participated in a PDP (professional development program) during previous 24 months OR
Approved course
Must have a valid Instrument Proficiency check themsevles in the CATAGORY (Fixed/Rotatory) used for the test
Valid Examiner Prof check - 24 months (27 mnths with 3 month extension) - valid until the end of the month in which the test / Prof Check was conducted

Question 27

Who can conduct FER Prof Check

Answer 27

CASA
Someone approved under PT 61.040

Question 28

How long does FE have to complete flt test / Prof Check report

Answer 28

14 days

Question 29

Obligations FE
strict Liability

Answer 29

Must be nominated by training Org or CASA
Must Notify test atleast 24 Hrs prior
Conduct the test in accordance with PT61 MOS
Assess candidate against competency stds in the PT 61 MOS for the applicable flight test
Advise the candidate and Training Org of the result including reasons if a fail
Complete report with 14 Days after the completion of the test

Question 30

Flight Test for Licence

Answer 30

Min Age
Aeronautical Knowledge Req’d meet
Flight Training req’d meet
Aeronautical Experience
Current Aviation English assessment
Current applicable medical

Question 31

How long before should the candiadate recieve the test route

Answer 31

Atleast 24 hours

Question 32

How long do the credits last and when does this period start

Answer 32

Credit can last for 28 days from the time the test is verified
and are only valid for one re-test

Question 33

Activities that must be conducted under VMC only

Answer 33

Upset recoveries
Simulated ASY flight, T/Off / Crz / IAP

Question 35

Safety- Critical Items

Answer 35

Failure To
Checklist items mandated by AFM
Prepare aircraft for flight
Comply with ATC clearances / Airspace req’s
Exceed AFM limitations
Maintain minimum terrain clearance
Bust minimums
Not maintaining Traffic separation
To safely and consistently apply NTS 1& NTS 2