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Rules Of The Air Flashcards

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1
Q

SERA

A

Standardise European rules of air
- EU airspace
- All EU aircraft
- Competent authorities

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2
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Right of way you must

A

Maintain heading and speed

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3
Q

Intercepted aircraft - phrase to let them know your lost

A

Am Losst =Position unknown

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4
Q

Order of priority on apron

A

Landing/Takeoff traffic
Taxi
Towing
Vehicles

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5
Q

Delays for uncontrolled flights - when to submit new flight plane

A

Off block time 60 minutes

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6
Q

Delays for controlled flight - when to file new flight plan

A

Exceeding 30 minutes of block time

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7
Q

VFR minimum height above congested area

A

1000ft

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8
Q

VFR minimum height above water/ground

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500ft

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9
Q

IFR minimum height

A

1000ft low terrain

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10
Q

IFR minimum height above cities/mountains etc

A

2000ft above highest obstacle

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11
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SVFR conditions

A

Visibility greater than 1500m or 800m for helicopters
Ceiling greater than 600ft
Speed below 140kts

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12
Q

Closing a flight plan

A

Ac ident
Departure aerodrome
Destination aerodrome
Arrival aerodrome
Time of arrival

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13
Q

Comms failure - land within

A

30 minutes of the ETA or last acknowledged approach time whatever is later

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14
Q

Significant changes to flight plan that need to be reported to ATC

A

Changes to fuel endurance
Total number of passengers on board

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15
Q

Anti collision lights intended to

A

Attract attention to the aircraft

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16
Q

Navigation lights

A

Intend to indicate the relative path of the aircraft

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17
Q

Inadvertent changes to flight plan that should be reported to ATC

A

Deviation from track
Variation in TAS - +- 5%
Change in time estimate - 2 minutes

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18
Q

Aircraft has right of way when

A

Aircraft on the right has right of way

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19
Q

Vertical Separation below FL290 IFR

A

1000ft (300m)

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20
Q

Vertical Separation above FL290 IFR

A

2000ft

21
Q

Semi circular rule is based on

A

Magnetic track

22
Q

Semi Circular rule 0 to 180 degrees - IFR

A

FL and altitude are odd
FL50
FL70
FL90

23
Q

Semi Circular Rule - 180 degree to 359 degree - IFR

A

Fl and altitude must be even
FL40
FL60

24
Q

7700

A

Emergency/Interception

25
Q

Semi Circular Rule - 0 degrees to 179 degrees - VFR

A

Odd FL/Altitude + 500ft

FL75
FL95

26
Q

Semi Circular Rule - 180 degrees to 359 degrees - VFR

A

FL/Altitude even + 500ft
FL65
FL85

27
Q

VMC Minima in all airspace classes - 10,000ft+

A

8km
1500m horizontal
300m vertical

28
Q

VMC Minima for all airspace classes below 10,000ft

A

5km visibility
1500 metres
300 metres vertically

29
Q

Variation in TAS needs to be reported if

A

Varys by +- 5%

30
Q

Navigation Lights (Colours and coverage area)

A

Red (Port Side) - 110 degree coverage
Green (Starboard) - 110 degree coverage
White (rear) - 140 degrees

31
Q

Signals - Steady Green

A

Cleared to land

32
Q

Signals - Steady Red

A

Give way and continue circling

33
Q

Signals - green flashes

A

Return for landing

34
Q

Signals - Red Flashes

A

Do not land unsafe

35
Q

Signals - white flashes

A

Land and proceed to apron

36
Q

Objective of SERA

A

Common rules - 551/2004

37
Q

IFR terrain clearance mountainous area

A

2,000ft above highest obstacle within 8km

(Normally 1,000ft above within 8km)

38
Q

VFR in control zone minimums

A

Ceiling of 1500ft + ground visibility of 5km

39
Q

Danger Area

A

Defined dimensions of dangerous activity at specified times

40
Q

Restricted Area

A

Defined dimensions above state which flights are restricted with certain conditions

41
Q

State of design

A

Structural integrity’s for airworthiness above 5700kg

42
Q

Airspace F & G below 3500ft clearance required

A

Clear of clouds and with the surface in sight

43
Q

BCDEFG Below 10000ft

A

5km
1.5km horizontal
1000ft vertical

44
Q

ATC to aircraft signals on the ground

A

Steady green - cleared for take off
Steady red - stop
Series of green flashes - cleared to taxi
Series of red flashes - taxi clear of landing area
Series of white flashes - return to starting point on aerodrome

45
Q

RVSM airspace meaning

A

Reduced vertical separation minima

46
Q

Minima seperation in same direction in
RVSM & VSM

A

RVSM = 4000ft (2000ft x 2)
VSM = 2000ft (1000ft x 2)

47
Q

Red flare

A

Not with standing any previous instructions do no land for the time being

48
Q

VFR flight max flight level

A

FL 200

49
Q

EASA Air OPS PART NCC is regulations for

A

Non commercial operations using complex motor powered aircraft

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