Personnel Licensing Flashcards

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Pilots operating an aircraft in NZ must have one of three licences? (3)

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  • Issued by NZ
  • Foreign pilot licences with validation permit
  • Issued by CASA if TTMR applicable
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Does a pilot need a type rating attached to their license to operate that aircraft?

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  • Yes
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How can type ratings be accepted? (5)

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  • 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
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Who doesn’t need a pilot licence OR rating? (2)

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  • Student pilot
  • Balloon, glider, hang glider, microlight, or paraglider, or powered glider if not for hire/reward, and operating under appropriate part
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Who doesn’t need a rating? (3)

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  • 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)
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Can the Director issue a current flight instructor authority to act as PIC on an aircraft they do not have a rating in?

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  • Yes - for first of type authorisation.
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Does a logbook need to be certified correct at the bottom of each page?

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yes

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Does PICUS need to be entered into a logbook?

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yes

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For check flights what details of the person conducting the test need to be entered into the logbook?

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  • Name, client number, and signature
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Who must retain the logbook?

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  • the pilot licence holder
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If a pilot licence is revoked how long must the logbook be retained?

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  • at least 12 months
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If computed generated logbook report is inserted into the logbook are any manual entries still needed?

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  • Yes, an entry summarising the total flight time of the reports
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How must incorrect logbook entries be handled?

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  • line through and write next to it or a new line
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Before a pilot submits logbook to Director they must? (3)

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  • each page total each column
  • in spaces provided enter their total flight experience
  • below last entry sign to verify the correctness
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Timelines for logbook entry?

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  • 7 days unless international ATO then 14 days.
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If pilot away from base where logbook is kept for extended period then how long to enter upon return?

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  • 48hrs
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Min age for solo?

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Medical requirement for solo? (2)

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  • Class 2

- Class 2,3,4 or 5 drivers licence medical with passenger endorsement issued in last 5 years (24mths if older than 40)

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Communication requirement for solo?

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  • Sufficient reading, speaking, and understanding communicating ability in English language to adequately carry out PIC
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Who can authorise solo?

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  • Cat A, B, C (must be A or B for first solo)
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What must A or B be sure of being trained in before first solo? (13)
Where must they certify it?

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  • 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)
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Solo student must of had dual instruction within last ____ hrs unless authorised by?

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  • 5hrs of flight experience

- A or B

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23
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  • Solo cross country needs to be authorised by? And they also must have?
A
  • A or B

- Valid written examination credit for PPL

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You cannot be PIC if you don’t have a pilot licence to conduct the following activities? (4)

A
  • For remuneration
  • Hire/reward
  • International Flight
  • Carrying any other person other than instructor or examiner
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Age for ATPL?
- Min 21
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Need a CPL or Senior CPL for issue of ATPL?
- Yes
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Need a current instrument rating for ATPL?
- Yes
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Min hours for ATPL (aeroplane and helo)
- 1500hrs aeroplane | - 1000hrs Helo
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ATPL flight test must be conducted how? (5)
- Cross country - IFR - multi engine greater than 5700kg, or - multi engine aircraft acceptable to the Director, or - synthetic flight trainer approved for ATPL issue flight tests
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ATPL allows you to? (2)
- Operate privelages of PPL and CPL | - Act as PIC on aircraft that requires a co-pilot when engaged on ATO or any operation for hire/reward
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ATPL holder must not operate as PIC for an aircraft on an ATO that requires PIC to hold an ATPL unless within last 90 days...?
- 3 take offs and landings as PIC in aircraft of SFT; or - Demonstrated continued competency to FEx; or - Demonstrated to flight instructor competence in takeoff and landing during day in an aircraft of same type; BUT - one landing required by 1st or 3rd requirement may be a monitored autoland
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Biennial flight review lasts?
24mths
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Who doesn't need to do a BFR? (3)
- Those doing competency checks under 119, 121, 125, 135 - Meet ag requirements under 61.707 - Holds a current A, B, or C flight instructor rating
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Who must do a BFR?
- appropriate QFI
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What must BFR include? (2)
- Review those manoeuvres and procedures applicable to the pilot licence privelages - Be IAW standards acceptable to the Director
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What must the QFI enter into the logbook immediately after a BFR? (4)
- licence type - date - date in which review expires - name/flight instructor category/client number of QFI
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What form must QFI submit after BFI and to who?
- CAA BFR Form and submit copy of completed form to Director and plot
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Grace period of conducting BFR BEFORE the due date?
- 60 days
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If the medical is met can you exercise the privelages of a lower licence type?
- Yes, provided currency of lower type is met
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Flight crew competency check by a FEx must be run by the air operator cert holder for pilots every?
- 6mths
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What must 6mth competency assessment include Part 121? (2)
- Procedures including emergency procedures appropriate to the equipment fitted to the aeroplane and to the type of operations to which pilot is assigned by the cert holder - include human factors and CRM
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An AOC much ensure each pilot conducting an ATO must do a written or oral test on specific subjects within what preceding time period?
- 12 mths
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Under Part 121/125 what is the recency requirement for an aeroplane route check including aerodrome proficiency?
- 12 mths
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What must 12 mth aircraft proficiency route check by a FEx include Pt 121/5? (2)
- At least one flight over one route segment and one or more landings at aerodromes representative of the operations to be flown - pilot can satisfactorily perform the duties required of them for that type of operation
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What must 6mth competency check include Part 125? (2)
- Procedures including emergency procedures appropriate to the equipment fitted to the aeroplane and to the type of operations to which pilot is assigned by the cert holder - conducted in same type of aeroplane or sim
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IR Currency requirement within previous 12 mths? (2)
- Demonstrated competency for appropriate category to FEx | - Certified in logbook by the FEx
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IR Currency requirement within previous 3 mths? 3)
- Either done a competency check; or - 3hrs instrument time (must include 1hr instrument flight time; and - at least 3 published IAP (1 of which can be in a sim)
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IR currency requirement for off centreline multi-engine?
- Demonstrated competency check in a non-centreline ME aircraft
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If you are carrying out an IAP what is your currency requirement to conduct that approach?
- Done one (similar type of navigation system) within last 3mths in flight or in a sim
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IRT grace period?
- 60 days
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If you haven't done your 3 mth IR currency requirement can you still fly IFR?
- Yes as a support pilot provided you are not flying an AO
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What is a 'similar type of navigation system' for the purposes of IR currency?
- Not defined but effectively Precision vs Non-Precision
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If a licence holder learns of a medical condition that may affect their licence what must they do? (2)
- Advise Director ASAPrac | - not exercise the privileges
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Validity of Class 1 medicals? (2)
- 6mths if single pilot AOs if applicant over 40 | - 12mths in all other cases
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Grace period for medical certificates? But only if?
- 30 days | - They would normally recieve the maximum allowed (e.g. 12mth certificates)
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Can someone have a 6mth and a 12mth class 1?
- ip someone over 40 who is doing both SE AOs and multi-engine AOs (one for each)