Foot Stompers Flashcards

1
Q

How many types of airspace are there?

A

Two:
Non-Controlled - G
Controlled - A, C, D, E

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2
Q

What does A085 mean?

A

Altitude 8500ft

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3
Q

What are the restricted area categories of airspace?

A

RA1- May flight plan through, can expect clearance
RA2 - Must not flight plan through unless recommended by ERSA or agreement by DoD - Clearance not likely
RA3 - Must not flight plan through, clearance will NOT be granted

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4
Q

Who provides Air Traffic Services in Australia?

A

Airservices Australia

Air Force

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5
Q

What must you have when operating at or below 2000ft?

A

Visual reference to ground or water
Operate at subsonic speeds
Operate by day only (Unless given permission)
ETA must be at least 10mins before last light.

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6
Q

VFR flights can operate in all classes of Airspace except for?

A

Class A airspace

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7
Q

Cruising levels - All VFR AC use levels…….. and IFR aircraft use………. Intervals

A

VFR 500ft

IFR 1000ft

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8
Q

Cruising level, if tracking East from 0deg to 179deg what heights can you use?

A
Odds at 500 ft intervals
1500ft
3500ft
5500ft
7500ft
9500ft
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9
Q

Cruising level, VFR and if tracking WEST from 180deg to 359deg what heights can you use?

A
Evens at 500ft intervals 
2500ft
4500ft
6500ft
8500ft
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10
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If you are cruising at 3500ft, Tracking East, VFR rules and there are clouds to your front at 3000ft, what altitude will you need to climb to?

A

5500ft

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11
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Special VFR clearances can be requested in the CTR, or in controlled airspace next to the CTR for the purpose of entering or leaving the CTR provided the following is met.

A

IT IS BY DAY
You wont delay an IFR flight
clear of cloud
Vis greater than 1600m

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12
Q

What are the Hazards for VFR on top flight?

A

Cloud cover greater than SCT (3-4 Oktas)

A position to which descent below cloud can be achieved (Cloud cover at the other DEST aerodrome)

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13
Q

How do you cancel SARTIME/SARWATCH?

A

Three ways:

Phone - By calling CENSAR (preferred method) - NOT Texting
Radio
EFB - NAIPS

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14
Q

What is the difference between a Flight Plan and Flight notification?

A

Find out

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15
Q

What classes of airspace are there?

A

Controlled - A (IFR only) C, D, E

Uncontrolled - G

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16
Q

Is there instrument only airspace?

A

Class A airspace is only IFR

17
Q

OCTA is what airspace?

A

Class G Uncontrolled

18
Q

Separation provided in classes of airspace?

A
All flights in Class A
IFR flights in Class C, D and E
IFR flights and VFR flights in Class C
IFR Flights and special VFR
Special VFR flights when Vis is less than VMC
19
Q

what separation is there for OCTA?

A

None

20
Q

Who can Operate in Class E without clearance?

A

VFR - No clearance required

21
Q

ETAs and minimum RADAR separation/distance

A

In CTR/CTA for IFR:
Vertical 1000ft (Above 29000ft it becomes 2000ft)
Horizontal - 5NM from the CTA, 3NM from the CTR

22
Q

VFR how often do you need to fix the aircraft in minutes?

A

30 minutes

23
Q

What class of airspace can you operate in VFR without a clearance?

A

Class E

24
Q

What separation services do you get for a VFR AC in Class C?

A

Separation from IFR and you must visually seperate from VFR

25
Q

What is the Visual approach criteria?

A
  1. Be within 30NM of aerodrome
  2. Continuous reference to ground or water
  3. 5000m vis or aerodrome in sight
  4. Clear of cloud
  5. Stay on track until within 5NM
  6. Move as directed by atc
26
Q

Outbound tracking

A

You must be on an outbound track within 5NM after departing