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Operating and Flights Rules (602) Flashcards

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1
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Are you allowed to be reckless while operating a plan?

A

NO it could endanger someone or property

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Do you have to be healthy to act as a flight crew?

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  • Yes, cant’ work suffering from fatigue or unfit

- Air operator can stop you if has reasons to believe

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How long do you have to wait to fly after drinking alcohol?

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12 hrs

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If under influence of drugs or other impairments

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Can’t act as crew member under any circumstance

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5
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Who can serve you alcohol and Can you bring your own alcohol?

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Flight attended or Air Operator

NO

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6
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Who’s must the passengers listen to?

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Must listen to flight crew instructions

Every flight crew must listen to the PIC

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7
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Is smoking allowed in the aircraft?

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No it isn’t allowed

Can’t unplugged smoke detecting devices

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Rules for portable electronic devices?

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  • Can’t use it if it will mess up plane’s equipment

- Need permission from PIC to use it

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9
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What are the limitation to operating a plane?

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Has to be operating limitation
Place cards, flight manual with air worthens
Prescribe by registry of an aircraft

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no person operating an aircraft shall permit the fuelling of an aircraft while…

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  • engine is running
  • passengers are on board
  • embarking or disembarking
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What do must you do to start an engine?

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  • A person to make sure the aircraft is controlled

- Steps taken to prevent movement of the aircraft

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Steps to take to ground run the engine?

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  • A person to make sure the aircraft is controlled
  • If no one is on the plane:
    i) Steps taken to prevent movement of the aircraft
    ii) The aircraft is no left unattended
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13
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What are Critical Surfaces?

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  • Wings
  • Prop
  • Control surfaces
  • Rotors
  • Stabilizers
  • Any surface identified as critical in the flight manual (AFM)
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What to do for Aircraft Icing?

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Can’t take off if there is frost, ice or snow on critical surfaces

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What if you are in conditions that could lead to snow or ice sticking to the airplane?

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No taking off unless you as PIC, or your designate inspects for icing

Or

The operator has a inspection program in accordance with the standards (622.11)

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16
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Can you take-off or land in a Overflight/Open Air Assemblies built-up areas?

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  • Can’t do it unless it’s at an airport, or in a manner that will not create a hazard
  • Have to operate at an altitude that you can land you lose your engine, without creating a hazard
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Exceptions to take-off or land in a Overflight/Open Air Assemblies built-up areas?

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Event of an Emergency can land without creating a hazard to persons or properties

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Can you take-off or land in a built-up area?

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No, Has to be at an airport, aerodrome, or Military

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Exceptions to take-off or land in a built-up area?

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  • To save a life
  • Police Opeartions
  • Conduct without creating a hazard to persons or properties
  • The place is not set apart for the operation of aircraft
20
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What is the Minimum Altitudes and Distances? (602.14)

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  • 1,000ft above the highest obstacle located within a horizontal distance of 2,000ft of that obstacle
  • 500 feet from any person, vessel, vehicle or structure
  • 2000ft: fur farms reindeer or caribou, parks, reserves and refuges
21
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When overtaking another AC it must be done on?

A

The right

22
Q

On final approach the _______ AC has the right of way

A

Lower

23
Q

On final approach the ______ AC must give way

A

Higher

24
Q

AC Converging (same direction at acute angle) aircraft on the ___________ has the right of way

A

Right

25
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AC Converging (same direction at acute angle) aircraft on the ___________ must give way

A

Left

26
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Reason to break Minimum Altitudes and Distances (602.15)

A 
Police operations
To save a life
Fire fighting  or Air ambulance 
Coast guard work
National/Provincial work
Flight training under supervision
27
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Avoidance of Collision

A

Can’t operate an aircraft close to an aircraft that will cause a Collision

28
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Requirements to Tow

A

the plane needs a tow hook and release control mechanism if not can’t tow

29
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What are the Laws for dropping objects?

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Can’t drop objects from plane that will cause damage to property, people.

30
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Rules to Formation flight

A

Must be pre arrange in order to fly in formation.

31
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who has the right of way where an aircraft on water has another on its right?

A

PIC of the aircraft with the other on it’s right shall give way

32
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no person shall conduct a parachute descent from the aircraft…

A
  • in or into controlled airspace or an air route

- over or into a built-up area or open-air assembly

33
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Where/when are you NOT allowed to conduct aerobatic manoeuvres?

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  • over a built up area or open-air assembly
  • vis less than 3 SM
  • below 2000’ AGL
  • any airspace requiring radio contact with ATS unless they are advised of the manoeuvres
  • class A, B, C or class D control zones without prior coordination between ATC and PIC
34
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no person operating an aircraft with a passenger on board shall conduct aerobatic manoeuvres unless…

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  • PIC has at least 10 hours dual aerobatic instruction or 20 aerobatic hours
  • PIC has engaged at least 1 hour of aerobatics in the last 6 months
35
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when are you allowed to dump fuel from an aircraft? 602.30 Commercial air law

A
  • when its necessary to do so in order to ensure aviation safety
  • measures are taken to minimize danger to human life and environment
36
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what is the max speed when operating below 10,000’ ASL?

A

250kts

37
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what is the max speed when operating below 3000’ AGL within 10NM of a controlled aerodrome?

A

200kts

38
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when may an aircraft operated beyond the max speed limits?

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  • aircraft is operated in accordance with a special flight operations certificate/special aviation event
  • minimum safe airspeed for the flight configuration is greater than the max airspeed
39
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what is cruising altitude order based on?

A

MT - SDA

TT - NDA

40
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when doing cruising altitude order begin?

A

3000’ AGL

41
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when do cruising altitudes not apply, and to who?

A
  • aerial survey or mapping

- PIC notifies ATC in advance

42
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when operating in the altimeter-setting region, when do you set the altimeter?

A
  • immediately before take off set to aerodrome setting or elevation
  • set to nearest station along route
  • immediately before descending set to destination setting
43
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when operating in the standard pressure region, when do you set the altimeter?

A
  • immediately before take off set to aerodrome setting or elevation
  • set 29.92 before levelling off
  • immediately before descending set destination setting
  • if holding, set aerodrome setting immediately before descending below lowest FL the hold is conducted at
44
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when may a person conduct a take off or landing at night at an aerodrome that isn’t lighted?

A
  • flight doesn’t create a hazard to persons or property
  • police operations
  • saving human life
45
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when may an aircraft operate less than the minimum altitudes and distances from obstacles/people, etc

A

below 1000’:

  • police operation
  • saving human life
  • fire-fighting or air ambulance
  • fisheries
  • administration of national/provincial parks
  • flight inspection

below 500’:

  • aerial inspection
  • aerial photography
  • helicopter external loads
  • flight training with an instructor
46
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except where conducting a take off or landing, what is the minimum altitude and distance you can fly over built-up areas? (602.14)

A

-not lower than 1000’ above the highest obstacle within 2000’ horizontally

47
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how high must you be from any person, vessel, vehicle, or structure? (602.14)

A

no less than 500’

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