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1
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In accordance with ICAO annex 14, where would you find details relating to runway widths?

A

Chapter 3 - physical characteristics

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2
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What is the width of the taxiway for a code letter D if the taxiway is intended to be used by aeroplanes with an outer main gear wheel span of more than 9m?

A

23m

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3
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The Runway End Safety Area (RESA) is aside to avoid damage to an aircraft that:

A

Either overshoots or undershorts the runway

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4
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What is the aerodrome reference code based on?

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The first element is a number and the second element is a letter

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5
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The privileges of the holder of an ATPL are, within the appropriate aircraft category, to:

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Act as PIC of aircraft engaged in commercial air transport

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6
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What is the applicability of ICAO Annex 17?

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Applicable to all civil aviation operations

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7
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ICAO Annex 13 is applicable to:

A

All geographic regions

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Complete the following statement choosing amongst the provided answers: “All turns within a holding procedure must be made at a bank angle of ____A_____ or a rate of _____B_____ per _____C_____ which ever requires lesser bank.”

A

A: 25° B: 180° C: minute

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9
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A taxiways whose width is equal to 23 metres, will be coded with letter:

A

E

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10
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Complete the following statement choosing amongst the provided answers: “Dependent parallel approaches procedures are known as ____A____ of Parallel Runways Operations.”

A

Mode 2

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11
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Complete the following statement choosing amongst the provided answers: “Independent Departures Procedures are known as ____A____ of Parallel Runways Operations.”

A

Mode 3

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12
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You are operating in controlled airspace in IFR and radar is not used in this area. What would your actions be in a communication failure?

A

Fly last assigned speed and level for 20 minutes.

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13
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Within what angle of the extended centre line of a runway is a non-precision approach considered to be a “straight-in” approach?

A

30 degrees

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14
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What is the MOC in the intermediate segment of an instrument approach?

A

Decreases from 300m to 150m

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15
Q

Who determines OCA / OCH?

A

The authority of the state

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16
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The MOC in the intermediate phase of a missed approach is:

A

30m

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17
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What is the speed limitation in the hold for Class A & B aircraft below 14,000ft?

A

170 kts

18
Q

For mode 2 (dependent) parallel runway approaches, what is the separation between two aircraft on adjacent localisers?

A

2nm

19
Q

For a mode 3 parallel operation by what point must the aircraft be radar identified?

A

By 1nm from the DER

20
Q

For parallel runways the missed approach tracks must diverge by:

A

30 degrees

21
Q

Parallel runways - one for arrival and one for departure - what is this called?

A

Segregated parallel operations

22
Q

What is the general speed limit in class C airspace for IFR flight?

A

Not applicable

23
Q

A clearance to “fly maintaining own separation while VMC’ may be given by the appropriate ATS authority. This may be requested by the pilot a controlled flight and has to be agreed by the pilot of the other aircraft. Additional conditions are:

A

Airspace class D and E, VMC, hours of daylight

24
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Define ‘Essential Local Traffic’

A

Essential local traffic consists of any a/c, vehicle or personnel on or near the runway to be used, or traffic in the take-off, climb-out or final approach areas, which may constitute a collision hazard to a departing or arriving aircraft

25
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What is the reduced procedural longitudinal separation between 2 aircraft on the same track which affords frequent navigational aids to update position?

A

10 minutes

26
Q

When must a revised EAT be passed to an aircraft?

A

When the revised EAT differs by more than 5 minutes from the previous EAT

27
Q

The aeronautical information package consists of:

A

NOTAM, PIBs, AIP including amendments and supplements, AICs, checklists and summaries

28
Q

Where would you find a runway designation marking?

A

Paved runway

29
Q

Where should a no-entry instruction sign be located?

A

On both sides of the taxiway at the beginning of the area concerned

30
Q

What is the colour of a taxiway edge marker?

A

Retroreflective blue

31
Q

What is the distance from the threshold to the aiming point for runways of 2400m or more?

A

400m

32
Q

How are areas of taxiways, aprons and runway turning points defined where the weight of the aircraft is unbearable?

A

Two lines with the same colour as taxiway centreline markings

33
Q

Runway threshold identification lights, when provided, should be:

A

Flashing white

34
Q

What is the total length of a CAT 1 ILS lighting system?

A

900 meters

35
Q

Which colour shall be used on flags to mark objects?

A

Orange

36
Q

What should the marking be for a service vehicle at an aerodrome?

A

Yellow

37
Q

What should a CAT operator implement, maintain and establish?

A

Written security programme

38
Q

For parallel runways the missed approach tracks must diverge by:

A

30 degrees

39
Q

A non-radio aircraft in a traffic pattern which wishes to indicate it has difficulties which compel it to land without requiring immediate assistance should do so by:

A

The repeated switching on and off of the landing lights

40
Q

When must aerodrome lighting be available?

A

At least 1 hour before the planned movement of aircraft