VFR Rules of the Air 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

VMC Minima apply to what airspace classes?

A

A, B, C, D, E

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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

5km vis
1500m horizontally from cloud

1000ft vertically from cloud

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5
Q

Responsibilities of the commander

A

Has final authority as of the disposition of the aircraft

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6
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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7
Q

2 aircraft of same type are converging, which has priority?

A

Give way to the right

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8
Q

Order of Aircraft Priority

A

F lying machines

A air ships

G gliders

B balloons

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9
Q

What is the overtaking position?

A

Within 70° either side of the tail

= white light will be visible

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10
Q

2 coloured lights are visible. What does this mean?

A

Head on

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11
Q

Port Lighting

A

RED - 110 degrees

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12
Q

Starboard Lighting

A

GREEN - 110 degrees

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13
Q

Lit stop bars on a taxiway. When can we proceed?

A

When the bars are switched OFF.

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14
Q

What is a movement area?

A

Everywhere including aprons and maintenance.

MAINTAIN 2 WAY COMMS with ATC.

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15
Q

When must aircraft lights be illuminated?

A

Sunset to Sunrise, or when asked by authority/ATC.

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16
Q

What lights should be on the movement area?

A

When moving on the movement area NAV LIGHTS should be on

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17
Q

Simulated IMC requirements:

A

Dual Controls

Qualified Safety Pilot, no type rating requirement.

Competent observer in communication

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18
Q

A flight plan for a controlled flight should be submitted no later than?

A

60 minutes prior to departure to the ATS Reporting Office.

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19
Q

In-flight flight plan submission minimum time?

A

At least 10 minutes prior to crossing FIR, entering CAS, or crossing an airway.

20
Q

Changes to a flight plan

A

Report as soon as PRACTICABLE to an appropriate ATSU

21
Q

Repetitive Flight Plans

A

10 days, 10 occassions. IFR FPLs only

22
Q

Closing a flight plan

A

On receipt of an Arrival Report

23
Q

When should flight plans be modified in the event of a delay?

i) controlled
ii) uncontrolled

A

30 mins in excess of EOBT (off blocks) - controlled flight

1hr - uncontrolled flight

24
Q

Time Check

A

Obtained prior to operating a controlled flight.

25
Q

What is UTC time rounded to?

A

Nearest half minute.

26
Q

Purpose of a Clearance

A

Issued solely for expediting and separating air traffic.

27
Q

Flight plans should be modified if?

A

Average TAS varies by 5% between two reporting points.

Estimated next point arrival time by more than 2 minutes

28
Q

How many nautical miles should change-over points be positioned?

A

60nm

29
Q

What must a basic position report contain?

A

TIME and LEVEL

30
Q

What are comms failures procedures determined by

A

VMC/IMC conditions, NOT VFR/IFR.

31
Q

How will ATC confirm if an A/C has a comms failure?

A

Execute a specific manoeuvre.

32
Q

Comms Failure in VMC

A

Land at nearest suitable aerodrome.

Rerport arrival ASAP to ATCU regardless whether flying VFR or IFR.

Squawk 7600 - Mode C

33
Q

Comms Failure in IMC if being vectored

A

Return directly to rejoin the FP route and level, NO LATER than the NEXT SIGNIFICANT POINT

34
Q

Comms Failure in IMC, En-Route, under radar

A

Return to flight plan route, and level AFTER 7 MINS

35
Q

Comms Failure in IMC, En-Route, not under radar

A

Fly last speed and level for 20 minutes following failure.

Commence descent from specified clearance/normal profile.

Complete normal instrument approach within 30 minutes of ETA.

36
Q

Unlawful Inteference

A

Squawk 7500

Broadcast warnings on all frequencies, inc. 121.500MHz

Fly at different level from IFR by 1000ft if abv FL290, or 500ft blw FL290

37
Q

Which ICAO document is concerned with Unlawful interference?

A

ICAO DOC 7030

38
Q

What squawk code is to be set following an interception?

A

Squawk 7700

39
Q

Following interception, which phrase is used if unable to comply?

A

KANN-NOTT - (Cannot) = unable to comply.

40
Q

VFR Operating Minima - ceiling & ground visibility

A

Ceiling - at least 1500ft

Ground visibility - 5km or more.

41
Q

Highest VFR level in RVSM

A

FL285

42
Q

VFR cannot operate (without permission) above?

A

FL200

43
Q

Overflying a congested area

A

1000ft above, 5km radius

44
Q

VFR Flight Levels are based on?

A

Magnetic Track of Aircraft.

45
Q

ITEM 8 FLIGHT PLAN - Flight Rule Codes

A

I - IFR
V - VFR

Y (IVY) IFR then VFR

Z (VIS) VFR then IFR.