Law 12 Flight Rules Flashcards

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1
Q

What is the definition of night?

A

Hours between end of evening civil twilight and the beginning of morning civil twilight.

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2
Q

What is civil twilight?

A

When the suns disk is 6 degrees below the horizon

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3
Q

What would you take into consideration when deciding on flight rules?

A

Airspace type

Weather

Pilot qualifications

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4
Q

Who is responsible for determining if VMC permits VFR?

A

The pilot

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5
Q

When is the ground Vis used when deciding If A/C can go VFR and who determines the ground vis?

A

When an A/C is to or from and AD or entering ATZ or traffic circuit in CAS.

ATC determine ground vis

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6
Q

What is VMC minima in the day above 10000ft AMSL and in what airspace does it apply.

A

All airspace

8km flight vis

1500m horizontally and 1000ft vertically from cloud

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7
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What is the VMC minima for flights above 3000ft but below 10000ft (or 1000ft above terrain)?

A

In all airspace, 5km flight vis

1500m horizontally and 1000ft vertically from cloud.

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8
Q

What is the VMC minima during the day below 3000ft?

A

In class A-E 5km flight vis 1500m horizontally and 1000ft vertically from cloud.

In F and G 5km flight vis. Clear of cloud with the surface in sight.
In F and G is A/C speed is less than 140kt IAS for fixed wing vis can be reduced to 1500m and for helicopters 800m.

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9
Q

What is VFR refusal and when is it done?

A

A/c shall not take off or land at AD within a CTR, enter ATZ or the AD traffic Circuit when the reported met conditions at AD show cloud ceiling at less than 1500ft and/or ground vis less than 5km

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10
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What conditions must be met before VFR is allowed at night?

A

Flight plan filed if leaving vicinity of AD

Radio comms

Ceiling not less than 1500ft

Min vis 5km (heli 3km if in sight of surface)

In sight of surface when less than 3000ft (or greater than 1000ft above terrain)

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11
Q

Who does VMC minima not apply to?

A

SAR A/C

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12
Q

Where is VFR not allowed?

A

Above FL195

Transonic or supersonic speeds

Unless authorised

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13
Q

When must you fly IFR?

A

Class A

Met precludes VFR

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14
Q

If switching from VFR to IFR what must you do?

A

If FPL submitted communicate the change

Submit FPL to appropriate ATSU As soon as practicable

Obtain clearance when in controlled airspace

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15
Q

When switching from IFR to VFR what must you do?

A

Cancel IFR plan

Can only be done at pilots request

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16
Q

When would you fly SVFR?

What must you get before flying SVFR

A

In a CTR when met conditions preclude VFR

Subject to ATC clearance

17
Q

What criteria must SVFR flight meet?

A

Day only

140kt IAS or less

Flight vis not less than 1500m (Heli 800m)

Clear of cloud with the surface in sight

Ground vis not less than 1500m (Heli 800m)

Ceiling not less than 600ft

18
Q

Who are SVFR separates from?

A

IFR and SVFR