Law Flashcards

1
Q

Parafield tower for western TA and for tower when CTR becomes CTAF

A

118.7

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2
Q

What is a double white cross sign next to the windsock?

A

Glider operations are in progress

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3
Q

What is the radio frequency for the training area?

A

130.45

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4
Q

When taxiing, aircraft have to give way to which direction?

A

To the right unless otherwise instructed by ATC

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5
Q

Aircraft in the air and on the ground have to give way to each other when on converging tracks. There is an order of priority, what is it from highest priority to lowest?

A

Balloons, gliders, airships, aircraft in flight towing any object, powered heavier than air aircraft (planes and helicopters)

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6
Q

What does one white cross next to the windsock mean?

A

Aerodrome unserviceable

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7
Q

If flying outside Parafield tower hours, what frequency should you be on?

A

118.7

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8
Q

On a closed runway, where do crosses need to be placed and maximum distance intervals between?

A

At each end and no more than 300m apart

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9
Q

Piano keys (threshold markings) number of stripes (4)

A

18m

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10
Q

On the ground, flashing red from Aldis lamp means

A

Taxi clear of runway

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11
Q

If you’re flying a powered plane towing an object and you see a light aircraft approaching from the left, who has right of way

A

You do! - A plane towing an object has right of way

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12
Q

Piano keys (threshold markings) number of stripes (6)

A

23m

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13
Q

What are one or more white crosses on the manoeuvring area?

A

Any area marked by a cross or crosses with the limit delineated (lined or marked) by markers is unfit for use by aircraft

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14
Q

In air, flashing green from Aldis lamp means

A

Return for landing

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15
Q

when is it appropriate to cruise in the transition layer?

A

Never, you either fly below transition altitude or above transition level.

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16
Q

When joining the circuit, what are 2 approaches that are legal but not recommended

A

Joining on base leg and on final.

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17
Q

If there is a squadron of jets and a approaching them is a 747, who has to give way?

A

The 747 has to give way to the squadron. Formations of aircraft are less manoeuvrable than single aircraft

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18
Q

what does VMC stand for?

A

Visual meteorological conditions.

19
Q

Piano keys (threshold markings) number of stripes (16)

A

60m

20
Q

On the ground, flashing green from Aldis lamp means

A

Cleared to taxi

21
Q

What colour are unserviceability cones?

A

White and red

22
Q

What is the lowest height an acrobatics plane can descend to AGL?

A

3000ft

23
Q

A student pilot is authorised to fly solo if they meet which two conditions

A

Hold an ARN and are 15 years old

24
Q

Piano keys (threshold markings) number of stripes (12)

A

45m

25
Q

Parafield tower when doing circuits

A

124.6

26
Q

In air, steady green light from Aldis lamp means

A

Cleared to land

27
Q

When two aircraft are on converging headings and approx same height, who has to give way?

A

The aircraft on the right has “right of way” and the aircraft which is on the left must “give way”

28
Q

On the ground, white from Aldis lamp means

A

Return to starting point on airport

29
Q

Parafield ground freq

A

119.9

30
Q

On the ground, steady green from Aldis lamp means

A

Cleared for takeoff

31
Q

In air, flashing red from Aldis lamp means

A

Unsafe and do not land

32
Q

If there is a 747 on the runway preparing for takeoff and a Dash 8 in the air, who has to give way?

A

The aircraft on the ground has to give way. No matter the size, it is safe on the ground and must let aircraft in the air get down to ground safely

33
Q

In air, steady red from Aldis lamp means

A

Give way and continue circling

34
Q

Adelaide centre

A

130.45

35
Q

In class D airspace, What is the minimum horizontal distance from cloud?

A

600m

36
Q

When overtaking, how is the manoeuvre accomplished?

A

Aircraft being overtaken has to maintain speed and heading and is given right of way. The aircraft doing the overtaking has to pass on the right whether climbing, descending, or horizontal flight until no remaining risk of collision

37
Q

An aircraft is deemed to be overtaking another aircraft if it is approaching where?

A

From the rear at an angle of 70 degrees or less, as measured either side of the longitudinal axis of the aircraft being overtaken

38
Q

Parafield atis

A

120.9

39
Q

in Class G airspace, over 10000’ AGL, what is the minimum visibility required?

A

8000m

40
Q

Aircraft in the air and on the ground have to give way to each other when on converging tracks. There is an order of priority, what is it from highest priority to lowest?

A

Balloons, gliders, airships, aircraft in flight towing any object, powered heavier than air aircraft (planes and helicopters)

41
Q

On the ground, steady red from Aldis lamp means

A

STOP

42
Q

What do dumbbells next to the wind sock mean?

A

Use hard surfaces (sealed runways and taxiways and aprons only). Where an aerodrome has only gravel and natural surface runways, taxiways, and aprons, use gravel surfaces only

43
Q

An aircraft is deemed to be overtaking another aircraft if it is approaching where?

A

From the rear at an angle of 70 degrees or less, as measured either side of the longitudinal axis of the aircraft being overtaken

44
Q

Piano keys (threshold markings) number of stripes (8)

A

30m