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1
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a pilot of NZ registered aircraft operating in NZ must hold an appropriate current pilot license that is what? (CAR 61.5)

A
  • issued in accordance with this part
  • issued by a foreign pilot licensing authority and a validation permit issued with rule 61.9
  • issued by the Civil Aviation safety authority of Australia if the trans-Tasman mutual recognition act 1997 applies to the license.
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a pilot of NZ registered aircraft operating outside NZ must hold an appropriate current pilot license that is what? (CAR 61.5) (3)

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  • issued in accordance with this part
  • issued or validated by the pilot licensing authority of the country in which the aircraft is operated and a validation permission issued in accordance with rule 61.9
  • issued by the Civil Aviation safety authority of Australia if the trans-Tasman mutual recognition act 1997 applies to the license.
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to be eligible for an aircraft type rating a person must what? (CAR part 61.53) (5)

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  • hold a current pilot license for the appropriate category of aircraft
  • have conversion instrument flight experience acceptable to the director
  • case of turbine-powered aircraft, have passed an approved basic turbine knowledge examination
  • demonstrate to an appropriately qualified flight instructor a satisfactory technical knowledge of the aircraft type for which the rating is required.
  • aircraft over 5700kg, must have everything in previous points covered and must also do a written exam instead, on normal, abnormal emergency procedures and knowing how to do weight and balance performance
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student pilot and holder of a pilot license must maintain an accurate and up-to-date logbook containing what?
(3) (CAR 61.29)

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  • name, details of aircraft type rating, certifications, authorizations and ratings
  • record including (details of all flights where pilot acted as a flight crew member and every simulated flight - for requirements for a license
  • record of each flight test, review, competency demonstrating and flight crew competency check including - purpose of flight, date, expiry of each thing, name client number, signature
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what flight and instrument flight details must be recorded in the logbook? (flying an aircraft) (6)

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  • date of flight
  • aircraft type, category, registration
  • flight time
  • simulated and actual flight time
  • any type of training, including dual instruction and command practice
  • if appropriate name of instructor/safety pilot
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what flight and instrument flight details must be recorded in the logbook? (flying in synthetic flight trainer) (10) (include IFR)

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  • details of the synthetic flight trainer
  • instrument ground time
  • any other ground time
  • the function of the pilot as any of the following: PIC, PIC under supervision, co-pilot, student
  • purpose of the flight, including place of departure, any landing stops, place of arrival
  • if flight was day or night
  • IFR flight, the number and type of instrument approach procedures flown
  • details of training flight (if one)
  • method of launch (glide flight)
  • method of inflation (balloon)
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logbooks in the first paragraph must have what? (3)

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  • be in an approved bound book with details in indelible ink
  • list each flight record: as a separate entry, on a computer-generated flight record inserted permanently into the logbook
  • series of flights on same day to be made as separate entry summarising total flight time and other details
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how is the incorrect entry in logbooks altered?

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putting a straight line through it and by adding correct info either beside old entry or on a new line.

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when must entry be made into the logbook?

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within 7 days, international is 14 and if done away from where you live entry must be made 48 hours within returning

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a person who doesnt hold a current pilot license issued or validated in accordance with this part may not manipulate the controls of an aircraft unless what? (CAR 61.03)

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  • unless receiving dual flight instruction from a qualified flight instructor who occupies the pilot seat
  • acting as a PIC in accordance to rule (61.105)
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a person receiving dual flight can log hours as what?

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dual flight

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a person who doesn’t hold a current pilot license must not fly solo unless what? (CAR 61.105) (7)

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  • 16 years old minimum
  • person holds at least a current class level 2 medical, (DL9) and complies with all conditions of it.
  • can speak and understand English
  • flight is authorised by A or B CAT instructor
  • person has received dual instructions within the last 5 hours of flight experience unless otherwise authorized by A or B CAT instruction
  • person has had piloting experience in appropriate aircraft within the immediately preceding 30 days
  • if solo cross country. flight is authorised by A or B CAT instructor and holds a valid written examination credit for PPL.
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a person who doesn’t hold a current pilot license must not act as PIC of an aircraft for what? (CAR 61.107) (4)

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  • for remuneration
  • if aircraft is being operated for hire or reward
  • international flight
  • if any other person is being carried on aircraft other than flight instructor/examiner.
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what are the requirements for PPL? (10 incl flight test)

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  • be 17 minimum
  • hold at least a current class 2 medical
  • have a minimum of 50 hours flight time in appropriate aircraft which includes, solo, dual, instrument, and cross country flight time unless not wanting to fly cross country minimum is 40 hours
  • night flight experience (only if wanting to fly at night)
  • have done all 6 exams
    Have successfully demonstrated to a flight examiner in a flight test:
  • knowledge in ground exam subjects specified in aw
  • knowledge of privileges and limits of a PPL
  • technical and operational knowledge relevant to the aircraft type used in test and limits of it
    -competence in radiotelephony procedures and phrases
  • control of the aircraft at all times in a manner that ensures the successful outcome of a procedure or maneuver is never in doubt.
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what are the PPL experience requirements? (11 incl advanced dual)

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  • 50 hours total flight time (40 hours for Restricted PPL)
  • 15 hours dual, 15 hours solo, 5 hours IF, 5 hours Terrain and weather awareness with 2 hours of low flying and two hours of terrain and weather awareness
    Advanced dual instruction which includes:
  • circuit joining procedures
  • steep turns
  • slow flight
  • compass headings
    -stalling of all kinds
  • forced landing without power
  • minimum length takeoff and landing
  • poor visibility low flying
  • crosswind taking off and landing
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what can the holder of a current PPL do? (CAR 61.155)

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  • act as a PIC of an aircraft of the category for which the license is granted and for which the pilot has a type rating and fly passengers
  • act as co-pilot
17
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what can the holder of a current PPL not do as co-pilot or PIC? (CAR 61.155)

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  • remuneration
  • hire or reward
  • aircraft operated in flight (restricted)
  • aircraft operated on cross country (restricted)
  • helicopter carrying sling band
18
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holder of a current PPL may use the plane for hire or reward to tow a glider in flight when?

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if the operation is under the direct control of a gliding organization or under the authority of an aviation adventure operation certificate issued by the director.

19
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a holder of a PPL is required to comply with the requirements of what? (CAR 61.157)

A
  • CAR 61.35 (medical requirements)
  • CAR 61.37 (recent flight experience)
  • CAR 61.39 (Biennial flight review)
20
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if you hold a PPL, you cannot act as PIC carrying a passenger during the day unless within 90 days you have what? (CAR 61.37)

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  • carried out not less than 3 takeoffs and 3 landings during the day as PIC
  • gone up with a A or B CAT instructing showing that you can perform takeoffs and landings
  • satisfactorily or being that you’ve done the PPL flight test within the last 3 months
21
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  • if you hold a PPL you cannot act as PIC of an aircraft carrying passengers at night unless what?
A

you have carried out not less than 3 take offs and 3 landing during the day as PIC

22
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  • if you have not flown as PIC and have performed 3 takeoffs landings or the other requirements in 5 years you must do what?
A

must redo the air law exam and you must also meet other currency requirements such as holding a current PPL and current medical.

23
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the holder of a PPL must not exercise the privileges of the pilot license unless they have what? (CAR 61.39)

A

successfully completed a biennial flight review within the previous 24 months

24
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a biennial fight review must be what?

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  • be conducted by a qualified flight instructor
  • consist of flight instruction to review those manoeuvres and procedures applicable to the pilot license privileges
  • be in accordance with standards applicable to the director.
25
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what happens when a pilot completes the biennial flight review 60 days before the date on which it’s required?

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they’re deemed to have completed the review on the required date.

26
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a person who holds a PPL must not exercise the privileges of the license unless they have done what? (3)

A
  • PPL, hold a current class 2 medical
  • PPL, hold a current medical in accordance with section 44(1) of the land transport rule 1999 applicable for a class 2,3,4,5 driver license with passenger endorsement which was issued 5 years prior or if over 50 issued within previous 2 years
  • person over 40 must renew class 1 license every 6 months but only 12 if under.
27
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An applicant for a medical must do what? (CAR 67.53) (3)

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  • complete appropriate form specified by director
  • produce ID (NZ passport, license or equivalent form of photographic ID)
  • when inapplicable, produce for inspection, is the license that the applicant holds for which the medical is required, the most recent medical assessment report, and the most recent medical certificate held
28
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how long do class 1 medical certificates last for? (CAR 67.61)

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6 months if you’re over 40 and 12 months if you’re below.

29
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how long do class 2 medical certificates last for? (CAR 67.61)

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60 months if less than 40 and 24 if over.

30
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what must you do if there are any changes to your medical or suspect a change in your medical condition?

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must tell your aviation doctor about any changes and not exercise the privileges of your medical.

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