Part 61 | Licenses and Ratings

Question 1

Category ratings consist of?

Answer 1

1. Aeroplane

2. Helicopter

Question 2

Class ratings consist of?

Answer 2

1. all single-engine piston aeroplanes land and sea
2. all touring gliders
3. each manufacturer of single-engine turbo-prop aeroplanes land and sea
4. all multi-engine piston aeroplanes land and sea

Question 3

Type ratings consist of?

Answer 3

1. aeroplane with a maximum certified mass exceeding 5 700 kilogram
2. multi-engine turboprop aeroplane
3. aeroplane certificated for operation with a flight crew of at least two plots
4. aeroplane with unconventional handling characteristics that require additional flying or flight simulation training device training
5. warbird

Question 4

Ratings for special purposes consist of?

Answer 4

1. night rating
2. instrument rating
3. flight instructor rating
4. post-maintenance test flight rating
5. test pilot rating
6. tug pilot rating…etc etc

Question 5

The holder of a licence who has undergone a competency check or a revalidation check shall submit to the Director the form within?

Answer 5

30 days

Question 6

In the event that the aviation medical examiner is unable to submit an electronic data to the Director, the licence holder must submit a copy of the medical within?

Answer 6

90 days

Question 7

Entries in pilot logbooks must be made within the following periods after the completion of the flight to be recorded?

Answer 7

1. Flights not for hire and reward(part 91), flight training, and domestic commercial air transport operations: 7 days.
2. in the case of international commercial air transport operations: 14 days

Question 8

All pilots must retain their logbooks for at least __ months calculated from the date they no longer hold a valid pilot licence

Answer 8

All pilots must retain their logbooks for at least 60 months calculated from the date they no longer hold a valid pilot licence

Question 9

An applicant must undergo the skills test for a CPL within what period after the last duel instruction?

Answer 9

30 days

Question 10

A commercial Pilot Licence shall undergo a revalidation check within -

Answer 10

12 months from the date of initial issue, therafter within a period of 24 months calculated from -

(a) the date of re-issue; or
(b) the beginning of the month following the date of expiry if the it is revalidated within 90 days prior to expiry.

Question 11

The holder of a CPL must undergo sufficient ground training to reach the standard required if not flown a minimum of ? as PIC or ? as co-pilot in the previous ? preceding a re-validation check.

Answer 11

3 hours

6 hours

6 months

Question 12

Electronic logbooks may be used by pilots, provided that the electronic data is printed on paper at least every?

Answer 12

60 days

Question 13

A commercial pilot, who has completed a multi crew co-operation course, when acting as co-pilot performing under the supervision of the pilot-in-command the functions and duties of a pilot-in-command, may be credited to a maximum of:

Answer 13

250 hours with such flight time towards the pilot-in-command flight time experience required for the Airline Transport Pilot Licence in the same category aircraft.

Question 14

A commercial pilot, whilst acting as in-flight relief pilot(third pilot) and occupying a seat on the flight deck of an aircraft with a maximum certified mass of 116 600kg or more and who is the holder of the appropriate type rating for that aircraft. may utilise:

Answer 14

50 percent of the recorded flight time by day or night towards the total time of 1500 hours required for the issue of an airline transport pilot licence subject to a maximum of 500 hours including 40 hours by night