Part 91.06.21(Visibility and distance from cloud)

Question 1

Every VFR flight shall be so conducted that the aircraft is flown with ____ reference to the surface by __ and to ________ objects by ____ and at no time ____ more than ____ _____ of cloud within a radius of ___ nautical miles of such aircraft

Answer 1

Every VFR flight shall be so conducted that the aircraft is flown with visual reference to the surface by day and to identifiable objects by night and at no time above more than three eighths of cloud within a radius of five nautical miles of such aircraft

Question 2

Weather minima for VFR:

In a control zone, the forward flight visibility is?

Answer 2

Five km

Question 3

Weather minima for VFR:

within an aerodrome traffic zone (which does not also comprise a control zone or part of a control zone), the forward flight visibility is?

Answer 3

Five km

Question 4

Weather minima for VFR:

In a control zone, the minimum horizontal and vertical distance from clouds should be?

Answer 4

600 metres horizontally and 500ft vertically

Question 5

Weather minima for VFR:

within an aerodrome traffic zone (which does not also comprise a control zone or part of a control zone), the minimum horizontal and vertical distance from clouds should be?

Answer 5

600 metres horizontally and 500ft vertically

Question 6

Weather minima for VFR:

In a control zone, the minimum cloud ceiling is?

Answer 6

1500ft AGL

Question 7

Weather minima for VFR:

within an aerodrome traffic zone (which does not also comprise a control zone or part of a control zone), the minimum cloud ceiling is?

Answer 7

1500ft AGL

Question 8

VFR minima within class C, F or G airspace at and above 10 000ft:

The minimum forward visibility is?

Answer 8

8 km

Question 9

VFR minima within class C, F or G airspace at and above 10 000ft MSL:

The minimum horizontal and vertical distance from cloud is?

Answer 9

1500m horizontally, 1 000ft vertically

Question 10

VFR minima within class C, F or G airspace below 10 000ft MSL and above 3 000ft MSL, or 1000ft above terrain, whichever is higher:

The minimum forward visibility is?

Answer 10

5km

Question 11

VFR minima within class C, F or G airspace below 10 000ft MSL and above 3 000ft MSL, or 1000ft above terrain, whichever is higher:

The minimum horizontal and vertical distance from cloud is?

Answer 11

1500m horizontally, 1 000ft vertically

Question 12

VFR minima within class C, at and below 3,000ft MSL

The minimum forward visibility is?

Answer 12

5km

Question 13

VFR minima within class C, at and below 3,000ft MSL

The minimum horizontal and vertical distance from cloud is?

Answer 13

1500m horizontally, 1 000ft vertically

Question 14

VFR minima within class F and G at and 1 000ft above terrain. Whichever is higher:

The minimum forward visibility is?

Answer 14

5km

Question 15

VFR minima within class F and G at and 1 000ft above terrain. Whichever is higher:

The minimum horizontal and vertical distance from cloud is?

Answer 15

Clear of cloud and with the surface in sight

Question 16

VFR flight is not permitted -

Answer 16

At supersonic speed or in Class A airspace