School Regulations

Question 1

Before each flight, the student must have in his possession

Answer 1

-Personal Logbook
-student permit (for solo flights)
-valid medical certificate (for solo flights)
-valid radio license certificate (for solo flights)

Question 2

how much fuel is needed for flights?

Answer 2

enough fuel for the duration of flight + one hour of reserve fuel (instructor said that you will always fly with full tank of fuel unless it is exceeds maximum weight)

Question 3

when will the aircraft be returned?

Answer 3

at least one hour before sunset

Question 4

can you do aerobatic maneuvers and formation flying?

Answer 4

no

Question 5

where will the training be done?

Answer 5

St-Hubert airport and designated areas only

Question 6

where will landings take place?

Answer 6

St-Hubert, authorized cross-country aerodromes/airports and if emergency you can land anywhere

Question 7

how much fuel for cross-country and training area flights

Answer 7

full tanks

Question 8

what kind of runway will be used

Answer 8

hard surface runway will be used only unless there is an emergency

Question 9

what is the minimum runway length that can be used

Answer 9

3000 feet in length unless there is an emergency

Question 10

School weather minima for solo students in circuits

Answer 10

-Ceiling: 1500 feet AGL
-Visibility: 10 statute miles
-Winds: maximum 10 knots headwind
-Crosswind: maximum as authorized by instructor’s signature

Question 11

School weather minima for solo students in the training zone

Answer 11

-Ceiling: 2000 feet AGL
-Visibility: 10 statute miles
-Winds: maximum 15 knots headwind
-Crosswind: maximum as authorized by instructor’s signature

Question 12

School weather minima for solo students (temperature)

Answer 12

-No touch and goes if the temperature is <-6C or > 25C
-No cross-country if the temperature is <-10C or >30C
-No maneuvers if the temperature is <-7C or >25C