Miscellaneous questions Flashcards

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1
Q

What does series of flashing white lights mean?

A

In flight - land at aerodrome and proceed to apron

In ground - taxi clear of landing area in use

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2
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What is PAL? And how is it activated

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Pilot activated lights at unattended aerodromes, electronic means of turning on or off lights. To turn on, requires five rapid short transmissions, not exceedingly 3 seconds. Remains on for 20 minutes

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3
Q

VFR at night require radio when flying over water for how long?

A

30 minutes

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4
Q

Main 4 docs needed for flight?

A

Airworthiness certificate
AFM
CAA2173 weight and balance, CAA 2129 Radio
Tech log

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5
Q

Aircraft under VFR without MEL may operate when these instruments are not what?

A

Part of VFR day operation certification
Required for specific operations
Required by airworthiness

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6
Q

Do under 10 pax planes need fireaxe first aid and fire extinguisher

A

No

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7
Q

Can person with ppl who has glider tow rating have passengers

A

Yes

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8
Q

How are CFZ seen on VNC?

A

Blue Diamonds

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9
Q

How are lfz seen on VNC?

A

Small thin blue line

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10
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How are MBZ seen on VNC?

A

Blue dotted line

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11
Q

Rotary aircraft extra fuel how long?

A

20 minutes

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12
Q

When can SVFR take place?

A
  • Controlled airspace only
  • Daylight only
  • visibility 1500m
  • ceiling 600ft beneath ceiling and clear of cloud
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13
Q

What is the 12 o clock reference?

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Each five minutes represent a 30 degree arc

E.g aircraft 10 o clock = (12-10 = 2) (2 x 30 = 60 degrees to left of nose)

Aircraft 8 o clock = (12-8=4) (4x30=120 degrees relative to nose so slightly behind left wing)

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14
Q

North odd south even applies to what height also

A

FL 150-275

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15
Q

Flight over water beyond gliding distance must have what?

A

Life rafts and life preservers

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16
Q

What is CGL?

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Circling guidance lights, fixed or flashing amber lights installed in vicinity of airdrome to guide aircraft towards downward and or base keg.

17
Q

What is REDL and what colour are they?

A

Runway edge light, Run along sides of runway at set intervals normally 60m apart, coloured white

18
Q

What is RTHL?

A

Runway landing threshold lighting, consisting of series of green lights at threshold (opening green) blue

19
Q

What is RENL?

A

Runway end lighting consisting of red lights

20
Q

What is RCLL?

A

Runway centreline lighting, provided at major airports for precision approach purposes, first 900m are white then alternating red and white for last 300 m and end is RENL

21
Q

What is RTZL?

A

Runway touchdown zone limits, which consists of a row of white lights outside the REDL to identify touchdown limit of runway visible on approach to runway

22
Q

What is REIL?

A

Runway end identifier lights which are bright flashing strobe positioned on each opening threshold

23
Q

What is ABN?

A

Aerodrome beacon placed on a high aerodrome feature to assist in sighting aerodrome. Commonly green/white flashes at intervals but some may be white

24
Q

Maximum age that a child can be carried by a parent

A

4

25
Q

What are the exceptions which allow dangerous good to be carried? (6) (police)

A
  • aircraft operated for police purpose only
  • director/atc approval
  • safety and emergency procedures established
  • goods are proper condition for carriage and stored securely
  • only essential persons are carried
  • flight is not over congested area
26
Q

Exception for carriage of dangerous goods for recreational use provided what? (6)

A
  • carried In unpressurised aircraft of max mctow of 5700kg
  • flight is domestic VFR and only passengers carried are essential
  • goods aren’t forbidden under technical instructions for carriage by air with passengers
  • emergency procedures established
  • each item is identified and pic is informed of it
  • goods are stored away and segregated
27
Q

What colours are Position lights?

A

Red on left
green on right
white on tail

28
Q

What is emergency number?

A

0508 accident

29
Q

Details of an accident or incident must be reported when?

A

Asap but if unable to must be within 10 days

30
Q

If a form following an accident is necessary what is the max amount of days allowed to hand it in?

A

10 days from start of accident

31
Q

If an incident occurs how many days does a person have to fill out the required form and send it to CAA?

A

14 days and it’s normally a CA005 form

32
Q

What do white crosses and white/yellow/red or orange marker boards indicate?

A
  • crosses are placed on unsafe parts of manoeuvring area or on ends of unsafe portions of runway
  • cones p
    Aced lm safe of unsafe parts of manoeuvring or movement area
33
Q

When must a person submit their dl9 form and who to?

A

7 days to director

34
Q

Car part 67 is regards to what?

A

Medical standards and certifications

35
Q

Car part 61 is regards to what?

A

Pilot license and ratings