Nav, Airspace, Planning

Question 1

How have you selected the altitude for your Nav flight?

Answer 1

Consider factors such as airspace restrictions, weather conditions, and aircraft performance

Altitude selection is crucial for safety and compliance with regulations.

Question 2

What are the VFR weather minima in controlled airspace?

Answer 2

3 sm visibility day or night

1 mile horizontal from clouds

500 feet vertical from clouds alive or below

500 ft agl control zone only

Question 3

What are the VFR weather minima in uncontrolled airspace?

Answer 3

Above 1,000

1 sm day, 3 sm night
500 vertical from clouds
2,000 ft horizontal from clouds

Below 1,000

1 sm day, 3 night
Clear of clouds

Question 4

What equipment will you require on board to fly into Class C airspace?

Answer 4

Transponder with Mode C and radio communication capability

Question 5

After landing at Lethbridge, what route will you follow to Springbank?

Question 6

Can you still go to Springbank without a squawk code before departing Lethbridge?

Question 7

What is the OCC at Lethbridge?

Answer 7

Check cfs

Question 8

Identify various symbols on the map.

Answer 8

Check cfs

Question 9

Can you land at Springbank after watch hours?

Answer 9

Check cfs

Question 10

What is Special VFR?

Answer 10

A clearance that allows pilots to fly in weather conditions below VFR minima

Question 11

Under what weather conditions can you ask for special VFR?

Answer 11

Minima is 1/2 sm and clear of cloud, but when it drops below control zone minima you need to request it and it has to be approved by ATC

Question 12

What are the requirements or minima to be observed in an area with a forest fire?

Answer 12

5nm radius and 3,000 ft agl

Question 13

Discuss various classes of Airspace.

Question 14

Crossing an Airway and Air route?

Answer 14

Airway and air route crossing requires coordination with air traffic control.