PART 91 RULES OF THE AIR 4

Question 1

In class C F G airspace At and above 10 000 ft above MSL:
Forward Flight visibility ?
Distance from cloud horizontally and vertically ?

Answer 1

8 km

1 500 m horizontally 1 000 ft vertically

Question 2

In class C F G airspace Below 10 000 ft AMSL and above 3 000 ft above MSL, or above 1 000 ft above terrain, whichever is the higher:
Forward Flight visibility ?
Distance from cloud horizontally and vertically ?

Answer 2

5 km

1 500 m horizontally 1 000 ft vertically

Question 3

In class C airspace At and below 3 000 ft above MSL:
Forward Flight visibility ?
Distance from cloud horizontally and vertically ?

Answer 3

5 km

1 500 m horizontally 1 000 ft vertically

Question 4

In class F G airspace 1 000 ft above terrain, whichever is the higher:
Forward Flight visibility ?
Distance from cloud ?

Answer 4

5 km

Clear of cloud and with the surface in sight

Question 5

In Control zones:
Forward Flight visibility ?
Distance from clouds ?
Ground visibility and ceiling ?

Answer 5

Five km
Horizontally: 600 metres Vertically: 500 ft
No aircraft shall take-off from, land at, or approach to land at an aerodrome or fly within the control zone when the ground visibility at the aerodrome concerned is less than 5 km and the ceiling is less than 1 500 ft.

Question 6

Within an aerodrome traffic zone (which does not also comprise a control zone or part of a control zone):
Forward Flight visibility ?
Distance from clouds ?
Ground visibility and ceiling ?

Answer 6

Five km
Horizontally: 600 metres Vertically: 500 ft
No aircraft shall take-off from, land at or approach to land at an aerodrome or fly within the aerodrome traffic zone when the ground visibility within such aerodrome traffic zone is less than 5 km and the ceiling is less than 1 500 ft.

Question 7

A PIC of an aeroplane may only conduct Special VFR operations in weather conditions below the conditions prescribed in regulation 91.06.21 within a control zone (CTR)— 
(a)
under the terms of an \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_-;
(b)
by\_\_\_ only;

(c)
with a cloud ceiling of at least _____and visibility of at least_____, measured from the aerodrome_______;
(d)
when the Special VFR flight will _____ an IFR flight;
(e)
if the aeroplane is equipped with ______ capable of communicating with an ____ on the appropriate_______; and
(f)
if leaving the _____, in accordance with instructions issued by an _____ prior to _____.

Answer 7

(a)
 air traffic control clearance;
(b)
 day 
(c)
600 ft
1 500 m
reference point;
(d)
not unduly delay 
(e)
two-way radio equipment 
ATSU  
frequency
(f)
control zone (CTR)
ATSU
departure.

Question 8

Compliance with IFR
91.06.24 A flight conducted above flight level ____ shall be flown in compliance with IFR as prescribed in this Subpart.

Answer 8

FL 200

Question 9

Minimum heights
91.06.32 (1) Except when necessary for taking off, or landing, or except with prior written approval of the Director, no aircraft—

(a)
shall be flown over ______ or ______ of persons at a height less than _____ above the highest obstacle, within a radius of ______ from the aircraft;

(b)
when flown elsewhere than specified in paragraph (a), shall be flown at a height less than ____ above the ground or water, unless the flight can be made without _____ or _____to persons or property on the ground or water and the ___ operates at a height and in a manner that allows ______ in the event of an ______ ; and

(c)
shall _____ or _____ overflights over an obvious _____ of persons at a height less than _____ above the _____.

Answer 9

(a)
congested areas or over an obvious open-air assembly 
1 000 ft
2 000 ft
(b)
500 ft
hazard or nuisance
PIC
safe operation
engine failure 
(c)
circle over or do repeated
open-air assembly
3 000 ft
surface

Question 10

A horizontal red square with yellow diagonals when displayed in a signal area indicates?

Answer 10

the aerodrome is unsafe for the movement of aircraft and that
landing is prohibited.

Question 11

A horizontal red square with one yellow diagonal when displayed in a signal area indicates ?

Answer 11

the state of the manoeuvring area is poor and pilots must exercise special care when landing.

Question 12

A horizontal white dumb-bell when displayed in a signal area indicates -

Answer 12

that movements of aeroplanes and gliders on the ground shall
be confined to paved, metalled or similar
hard surfaces.

Question 13

A horizontal white dumb-bell, with black lines within the circles, when displayed in a signal area indicates -

Answer 13

That aeroplanes and gliders taking-off or landing shall do so on a runway but that movement on the ground is not confined to paved, metalled or similar hard surfaces.

Question 14

A horizontal white or orange T indicates?

Answer 14

that aeroplanes and gliders taking-off or landing shall do so in
a direction parallel with the shaft of the T and towards the cross arm, unless otherwise authorised by the appropriate ATC unit.

Question 15

When displayed in a signal area, or horizontally at the end of the runway or strip in use, a right-hand arrow of conspicuous colour indicates that -

Answer 15

That a right hand circuit is in force.

Question 16

A double white cross displayed horizontally in the signal area indicates that -

Answer 16

glider flying is in progress.

Question 17

A figure “A” in the signal area indicates -

Answer 17

The Aerodrome is being used for Agricultural flights

Question 18

The letter “C” displayed vertically in black against a yellow background indicates?

Answer 18

pilots of visiting aircraft should report

here.

Question 19

Crosses of a single contrasting colour, yellow or white, displayed horizontally on runways and taxiways indicate?

Answer 19

portion of the Runway or Taxi way up to the next

standard marking is unfit for use by aircraft.

Question 20

When your aircraft becomes intercepted, the PIC must contact the intercepting aircraft on?

Answer 20

121.5MHz or 243 MHz

Question 21

If an aircraft is intercepted by another, the PIC shall immediately, if equipped with a SSR transponder, select -

Answer 21

Mode A, and squawk 7700.

Question 22

Rocking aircraft and flashing of navigational lights at irregular intervals, from a position slightly above and ahead of, normally to the left. And after, a slow level turn to the left on the desired heading.

The series, meaning, intercepted aircraft response , and intercepted aircraft response meaning, should be?

Answer 22

First series.

You have been intercepted, follow me.

Rocking aircraft, flashing navigational lights at irregular intervals and follow.

Understood, will comply.