Rules Of The Air VFR Flashcards

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1
Q

Who do the rules of the air apply to

A

Aircraft bearing registration mark of ICAO contracting state

Apply without exception over High seas

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2
Q

Can arc refuse a change from IFR to VFR

A

No

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3
Q

Vmc minima at or above 10,000ft in class A/B/C/D/E airspace

A

8km vis

1500m horizontally from cloud
1000ft vertically from cloud

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4
Q

Vmc minima below 10,000ft in class A/B/C/D/E airspace

A

Vis 5km
1500m horizontally from cloud
1000ft vertically from cloud

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5
Q

Vmc minima at or above 10,000ft in class F/G airspace

A

8km visibility
1000ft vertically from cloud
1500m horizontally from cloud

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6
Q

Vmc minima between 3000 - 10,000ft in class F/G airspace

A

5km vis
1500m horizontally
1000ft vertically

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7
Q

Vmc minima 1000agl in class F/G airspace

A

5km vis

Clear of cloud

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8
Q

Responsibilities of the commander

A

Be compliant with rules of air unless absolutely necessary to do so

Study all weather reports

Has final authority as of the disposition of the aircraft

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9
Q

What is the max intoxication level

A

0.2 promise (20mgs/100ml)

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10
Q

When approaching an aircraft head on how should you avoid conflict

A

Turn to the right

Head on = within 20° either side of nose

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11
Q

2 aircraft of same type are converging

A

Give way to the right

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12
Q

Order of priority with aircraft

A

F lying machines
A air ships
G gliders
B balloons

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13
Q

What is the over taking position

A

Within 70° either side of the tail

= will see white light

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14
Q

If you can see 2 coloured lights what does this mean

A

Head on

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15
Q

What is a manoeuvring area

A

Everywhere except aprons and maintenance

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16
Q

What is a movement area

A

Everywhere including aprons and maintenance

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17
Q

When should aircraft lights be illuminated

A

Sunset to sunrise:

When moving on the movement area nav lights should be on

On the movement area aircraft should display lights at their extremities unless stationary and otherwise illuminated

On engine start

18
Q

When can simulated IMC take place

A

If dual controls are fitter

Qualified pilot occupies a control seat as safety pilot
= does not need to be type rated

If safety pilot doesn’t have adequate all round vision = a competent observer can be used

Only in VMC

19
Q

When do you need a flight plan

A

Any IFR flight within advisory airspace

Any flight across international borders

20
Q

When should a flight plan be submitted

A

60 mins prior to departure to a ATS reporting office

In air:
At least 10 min before estimated to reach CAS or crossing an airway

21
Q

When are changes to a flight plan to be reported for IFR or VFR operates as controlled flight

A

As soon as practical

22
Q

What counts as a significant change in flight plan

A

Regarding fuel and endurance and POB

23
Q

When can a repetitive flight plan be filled

A

Operated:

Same day(s) of consecutive weeks and on at least 10 occasions

Everyday over at least 10 consecutive days

24
Q

When does a flight plan close

A

On receipt of an arrival report

25
Q

When should a flight plan be amended or cancelled for a delay

A

Delay in excess of 30 mins of estimates blocks off time for controlled flight

Excess of 1 hour for uncontrolled flight

26
Q

When should a time check be obtained

A

Prior to operating s controlled flight

Time check gotten from ATC to neared half minute

27
Q

Why are clearness issued

A

Solely for expediting and separating air traffic

28
Q

What speed / time deviations on route must you tell atc if they deviate from flight plan

A

+/- 5% of TAS on flight plan

Or

ETA changes by more than 2 mins

29
Q

How often should VOR be changed

A

Every 60 mins

30
Q

What is in a position report

A

Call sign

Name and time over next reporting point

Flight level

Time expected over next reporting point

Next reporting point after the next reporting point without time

31
Q

What does the reaction to a communications failure depend on

A

VMC OR IMC

NOT

VFR OR IFR

32
Q

How will atc confirm a communications failure

A

Request you to:

Execute a specific manoeuvre which can be observed by radar

Transmit a signal in order to indicate acknowledgement

Atc will always transmit blind instructions incase u can hear them

33
Q

what action should be taken for communications failure in Vmc

A

Land at nearest suitable aerodrome

Squak 7600 + mode c

34
Q

What action should be taken of communications failure in IMC being radar vectored

A

Squawk 7600 and return to flight plan no lager then next significant point

In en route under radar = after 7 mins

If en route not under radar = after 20 mins

35
Q

How should you approach an aerodrome with communications failure in imc

A

Commence descent at last expected approach time (EAT)

Or if no EAT

Approach no greater than 30 mins after ETA

36
Q

What should you do if forced to deviate in event of unlawful interference

A

If no regional procedures:

Fly at a level different from IFR levels by 1000ft if > FL290

Or 500ft

37
Q

What should you do if intercepted

A

Attempt to make contact on 121.5 or 243

7700

Always follow instructions of man with the rockets

38
Q

What conditions can you not take off or land at a CTR or ATZ without special authority

A

When ceiling < 1500ft

Ground vis <5km

39
Q

When is VFR not allowed unless special authorisation

A

Above FL 200

Above FL290 where RVSM

highest VFR flight level in RVSM is FL285

40
Q

What is the lowest heights in VFR

A

1000ft above highest obstacle within 600m radius

Or 500ft above ground or water

41
Q

Where May non controlled VFR flights fly without a radio

A

Classes E/F/G airspace