Personnel Licensing Flashcards
Pilots operating an aircraft in NZ must have one of three licences? (3)
- Issued by NZ
- Foreign pilot licences with validation permit
- Issued by CASA if TTMR applicable
Does a pilot need a type rating attached to their license to operate that aircraft?
- Yes
How can type ratings be accepted? (5)
- By CAA under Pt 61
- attached to a foreign validation permit
- attached to foreign pilot licence by the authority of country of aircraft registry
- Attached to a foreign licence by the country the NZ aircraft is operated in overseas
- Under TTMR
Who doesn’t need a pilot licence OR rating? (2)
- Student pilot
- Balloon, glider, hang glider, microlight, or paraglider, or powered glider if not for hire/reward, and operating under appropriate part
Who doesn’t need a rating? (3)
- A Cat Instructor for SE aeroplane if they hold similar type rating
- Test pilot
- When authorised by instructor when learning to get a type rating (e.g. solo on conversion course)
Can the Director issue a current flight instructor authority to act as PIC on an aircraft they do not have a rating in?
- Yes - for first of type authorisation.
Does a logbook need to be certified correct at the bottom of each page?
yes
Does PICUS need to be entered into a logbook?
yes
For check flights what details of the person conducting the test need to be entered into the logbook?
- Name, client number, and signature
Who must retain the logbook?
- the pilot licence holder
If a pilot licence is revoked how long must the logbook be retained?
- at least 12 months
If computed generated logbook report is inserted into the logbook are any manual entries still needed?
- Yes, an entry summarising the total flight time of the reports
How must incorrect logbook entries be handled?
- line through and write next to it or a new line
Before a pilot submits logbook to Director they must? (3)
- each page total each column
- in spaces provided enter their total flight experience
- below last entry sign to verify the correctness
Timelines for logbook entry?
- 7 days unless international ATO then 14 days.
If pilot away from base where logbook is kept for extended period then how long to enter upon return?
- 48hrs
Min age for solo?
16
Medical requirement for solo? (2)
- Class 2
- Class 2,3,4 or 5 drivers licence medical with passenger endorsement issued in last 5 years (24mths if older than 40)
Communication requirement for solo?
- Sufficient reading, speaking, and understanding communicating ability in English language to adequately carry out PIC
Who can authorise solo?
- Cat A, B, C (must be A or B for first solo)
What must A or B be sure of being trained in before first solo? (13)
Where must they certify it?
- Prep for flight
- start and run up
- taxiing
- S&L
- climb and descending
- level, climbing and descending turns
- take off, circuit and landing that type
- practical RTF
- go-around
- Aeroplane - stalling
- Aeroplane - EFATO
- Helo - hovering upwind, downwind, crosswind
- Helo - Emerg procedures (including autorotative approach and landing
- Must certify in their logbook (but can be done after sending them for their first solo)
Solo student must of had dual instruction within last ____ hrs unless authorised by?
- 5hrs of flight experience
- A or B