Air Law Flashcards
(136 cards)
1
Q
Requirements for a student pilot
A
Understands the English language
Atleast 15 years old
Fit and proper person
CASR 61.113, 61.160
2
Q
Limitations of a student pilot
A
- Fly an aircraft while receiving flying training if the pilot in
command is a flight instructor. - Fly a training aircraft in VMC as pilot in command provided
an instructor has authorised the flight. - Use the radio as required during flight
CASR 61.112, 61.1227, VFRG PG 1.6
3
Q
When may you Fly solo?
A
- Only after a flight instructor has assessed you as competent to
conduct a solo flight in the aircraft type according to the manual
of standards. - If you hold an appropriate medical certificate.
- If you satisfy the recency requirements.
CASR 61.1225 and 61.112 & VFRG page 1.7
4
Q
Recent experience required for a student pilot
A
- You must have had a dual check in the previous 30 days and
you must not exceed three hours of solo flight since the last dual
check unless you are enrolled in an integrated training course.
CASR 61.115 & VFRG page 1.7
5
Q
Requirements concerning pilot log book
A
Maintain log book containing the details of each flight.
CASR 61.345
6
Q
How many years must a log book be kept after the last entry?
A
7 years
CASR 61.355 AND VFRG 1.11
7
Q
Recent experience requirements for passenger carrying flights
A
- You cannot carry passengers on board an aircraft unless you
have done three take-offs and three landings in the last 90 days
or have passed a flight check, review or test for a licence or
rating in the last 90 days.
CASR 61.395 & VFRG page 1.10
8
Q
When can you operate a radio?
A
You must be a student pilot and be approved by an instruc-
tor. Alternatively you could have an RPL (Recreational Pilot
licence) with flight radio endorsement, PPL,CPL or ATPL
licence.
CASR 61.435
9
Q
Requirements for medical certificates for RPL?
A
Class 1 or class 2
Recreational aviation medical certificate is required
CASR 61.404, 61.114 , VFRG 1.5
10
Q
The period of validity of an aviation medical certificate
A
Class 1 : one year
Class 2 : 4 years or 2 years for pilots 40+
Recreational pilot medical : two years for pilots under 65 and one year for pilots over 65.
CASR 67.205
11
Q
What rules apply to a pilot’s use of drugs or alcohol?
A
A pilot must not fly if the consumption of drugs or alcohol impairs his/her capacity to act as pilot in command.
in any case, a pilot must not consume any alcohol within 8 hours
of the departure of the aircraft and must not consume any alcohol during flight.
Plain English Guide General Rules.
12
Q
What rules exist regarding smoking in a light aircraft?
A
No smoking is permitted during take off , landing or refuelling operations.
Plan English Guide general rules page 32
13
Q
What separation from other aircraft is required for landing at a non controlled aerodrome?
A
You may not commence landing approach unless any aircraft which has landed before you on the same runway is airborne or has commenced a turn or has reached a point you to land and complete your on the runway which allow
landing roll.
AIP ENR 1.1 para 2.12.6
14
Q
What are the legs of a circuit and in what direction and at what height should a circuit be flown?
A
AIP ENR 1.1 para 9.12.2 & VFRG 3.34-3.38
AIP ENR 1.1 para 9.4.1((a), b) (c). AIP ENR 1.1 para 9.2.2
Circuit Direction
- Left-hand circuits must normally be made. Right-hand circuit requirements are listed in
ERSA.
- At non-towered aerodromes an aircraft is permitted, however, to excute a turn opposite to
the circuit direction on to course if:
(a) it has climbed straight ahead to well outside the circuit area
(b) has reached a point at least 3nm from the aerodrome.
Circuit Height
By convention, the following circuit heights are flown:
(a) jets, turbo-props, and others with a speed greater than 150kt..
(b) other aircraft with a speed between 55kt and 150kt….
1,500ft AGL
1,000ft AGL and
500ft AGL
(c) helicopters and ultra-lights with a speed of 55kt or less……
Circuit heights for aerodromes which have specific requirements are published in ERSA.
At non-towered aerodromes typical General Aviation training aircraft [medium performance]
with a downwind speed between 55kt and 150 kt fly the circuit at 1000ft.
15
Q
Is there a limit for consecutive solo hours for a student pilot without a dual check ?
A
Yes , 3 consecutive hours
CASR 61.115 AND VFRG 1.7
16
Q
Where can you fly on an RPL if you do not have a navigation endorsement?
A
With an RPL you can fly within a 25 nm radius of the aerodrome from where the flight began, inside the flight training area or along the route between the departure aerodrome and the training area.
This restriction can be lifted if you qualify for the navigation endorsement. You also cannot operate in controlled airspace or at a controlled aerodrome without a controlled airspace and controlled
aerodrome endorsement .
CASR 61.470 and VFRG page 1.9
17
Q
What recent experience must you have before you fly in command?
A
As a student pilot, you must not fly solo unless you have had a dual flight in the same type of aircraft in the last 14 days (and don’t forget the 3 consecutive solo hours limit too).
If you have an RPL, the standard recency requirements apply:
- 3 take-offs and landings if you wish to carry a passenger.
- valid flight review in that case as well.
CASR 61.115 and VFRG page 1.7, 1.9 and 1.10
18
Q
Can you carry passengers as a student pilot?
A
No. A student pilot is not authorised even after their solo.
To carry passengers you need atleast RPL, BUT even with RPL you are limited to carrying inly one passenger.
CASR 61.113, VFRG 1.7-1.9
19
Q
May a student pilot carry out solo flying which requires a rating ? Eg. Mustering
A
No. You can only exercise the privileges of a rating if you Been awarded the rating and a rating can only be attended to a licence.
Activities include
- flight instructing
- aerial application (crop dusting)
- operation under the IFR
- Operations at night
- low-level operations.
CASR 61.E.1, TABLE 61.375 , vfrg 1.6
20
Q
What are the pilot’s responsibilities regarding the free and correct movements of controls and the security of doors and hatches?
A
Immediately before take-off check for full free and correct movement of all control surfaces.
Immediately before taxiing for the purpose of taking off, check
security of all doors and hatches.
Part 91 MOS Chapter 10 para 10.02 (h) and VFRG page 1.25-1.26
21
Q
How and when should a fuel system inspection be carried out?
A
Before each flight begins
CASR part 91.465 (1) , vfrg 2.71
22
Q
When may passengers not be carried aboard an aircraft in flight?
A
- During flying traning if the pilot does not hold an RPL.
- While practising emergency procedures
- During low flying practice or flight testing.
CASR 61.113, 141.295,VFRG 1.15
23
Q
What requirements apply to aerobatic flight?
A
Aerobatic flight is permitted only in VMC by day. Only if the aircraft flight manual specifies that aerobatics are permitted.
Not over a public area or gathering.
CASR 91 91.195 and VFRG page 1.27
24
Q
VMC
A
Visual meteorological conditions
AIP ENR 1.2 PARA 2, ( ATC AU-502 PARA 3.1 TO 3.6, ATC AU-804 PARA 3.2), VFRG PG 3.8
25
What is the latest time at which you may plan to land if you do not hold a NIGHT vfr rating?
10 minutes before the end of daylight
26
Minimum height at which you may fly over-
1. Populated areas
2. Over other areas
Are there any exceptions?
1. 1000ft 2. 500 ft
Yes! Except by stress of weather or during take-off or landing
CAR 157
27
What are the different light signal and what do they mean in flight and on aerodrome?
FOR AN AIRCRAFT
Steady Green
In flight : To land if pilot satisfied no collision risk exists.
On Areodrome : TO take-off
Steady Red
In flight : Give way to other aircraft and contuine circling
On Areodrome : Stop
Green Flashes
In flight : return for landing
On Aerodrome : TO taxi
Red Flashes
In flight : Areodrome unsafe, do not land
On Areodrome: Taxi clear of landing area in use
White Flashes
In flight : No Significance
ON Areodrome: return to starting point on Areodrome
28
What altimeter procedures are adopted by Australian aircraft cruising below 10000 ft?gestion
at altimetry pro-
ures are adopted
Australian air-
cruising below
30 ft?
gestion
at altimetry pro-
ures are adopted
Australian air-
cruising below
30 ft?
Normally altimeter are set to QNH so that it reads the height above
sea level.
The QNH at the departure aerodrome is set for take-off and the climb out.
Approaching the top of climb, the LOCAL QNH of any station within
100nm is set.
If LOCAL QNH is not known, the AREA QNH is used.
The QNH of the destination aerodrome, if avaialble, is set for the descent.
AIP ENR 1.7 para 2.1 to para 2.5.2 Diagram (ATC AU-501para 1.2 to para 1.2.52 and diagram)
VFRG page 3.3 onwards
29
What is meant by a hemispherical level?
Aircraft flying a magnetic track from north [000°M] through east
[090°M] to 179°M should fly at ODD THOUSANDS +500 FEET.
Aircraft flying a magnetic track from south [180°M] through west
[270°M] to 359°M should fly at EVEN THOUSANDS +500 FEET.
Below 5000 ft you may fly at any level you wish, but if cloud and
terrain permit, you should comply with the hemispherical levels
whenever possible.
AIP ENR pages 1.7 para 5 (ATC AU-804 para 3.2) and VFRG page 3.55
30
What conditions apply if a passenger is carried in a seat at which dual controls are fitted?
The passenger must be instructed not to interfere with the controls and
a the pilot must be able to communicate with the passenger at all is times during flight.
Plain English Guide General Rules page 24
31
What requirements apply to the carriage of children or infants.
(Infants under 3 year)
Two children may occupy one seat providing:
1.Their combined weight does not exceed 77 kg.
2.They are seated side by side.
3. They are secured by a lap strap only.
An infant may be carried in the arms of, or on the lap of a passenger providing that the seat belt is secured about the passenger and not the
infant.
or
the infant may be carried in a restrained bassinet or infant
seat
Plain English Guide General Rules Page 33
32
What is the maximum number of persons including children and infants that may be carried on a four place areoplane?
5
( can't have two children sharing the same seat)
Plain English Guide page 33
33
Name one item that must be covered in passenger safety briefing instructions
Passenger safety briefings and instructions
(MOS 20.06)
The passenger safety briefing and instructions
must cover the following:
> the rules about smoking during the flight and
the places on the aircraft where smoking is prohibited
› when seatbelts must be worn and how to use them
34
May a pilot allow an unqualified person to operate the controls of an aircraft in flight?
No
Plain English Guide page24
35
What are the requirements concerning the location of a light aircraft while it is being refuelled?
Precautions to ensure no fire hazard exists
Plain English Guide pg66 o 68
36
Which document is the basis for all legislation pertaining to aviation in Australia?
CASR
37
Where would you look to find the details of the training required to obtain a night VFR rating?
VFRG
38
Where would you look to find the elevation of a particular areodrome?
ERSA
39
Where would you look to find detailed operational information on in flight procedures ?
AIP
40
Where would you look to find in-flight emergency procedures?
ERSA
41
Where would you find details on restricted areas?
ERSA
42
Where would you look to find GAF boundaries?
PCA
43
As a private pilot you must notify CASA or a designated medical examiner if you have suffered a sporting injury which has incapacitated you for more than..?
30 days
44
Where would you look to find the recommended minimum fuel reserves to ensure that you comply with the requirements?
CASR
45
A pilot may not fly an aircraft equipped with floats unless....?
She/he has the appropriate design feature endorsement
46
Name one that would no prohibit a private pilot from conducting a solo flight.
The pilot has not flown in the last 90 days
Note : NOT PROHIBIT
47
Documents to be carried in flight
The following documents must be carried on board any aircraft operating as a private flight wholly within Australian territory:
- The licence and medical certificate of each crew member.
- The aircraft's maintenance release [or an approved alternative].
- The aircraft's flight manual [or an approved alternative].
CASR PART 91 DIV 91.C.3, 91.105
48
Carriage of animals
CASR 91.620
49
Stowage and restraint of cargo
CASR 91.585
50
Briefing of passengers
CASR 91.565
CASR MOS 20.06
51
Dangerous Goods
- Explosives
- Flammable materials
- Poisonous substances
- Compressed gases
- Corrosive materials
- Radio active substances
52
Which flights must obtain a meteorological forecast?
All flights in any aircraft beyond the vicinity of the areodrome.
AIP ENR 1.10 PARA 1.1 (A)
53
Name one condition which always applies to the carriage of cargo in an aircraft.
Cargo must not be carried unless it is restrained
CASR 91.620
54
You are crusing above broken cumulus cloud with tops at 4000ft. If the magnetic track you are flying is 222°, what is the lowest appropriate level to fly VFR?
6500 ft
AIP ENR page1.7 para 5&6 table B
55
You are to conduct a private flight into a remote area without ELT.which conditions apply
You must nominate a SARTIME or leave a flight note and the flight must be less than 50nm.
AIP ENR 1.10.2.13
56
What forecast conditions for arrival would impose an alternate requirement for a VFR flight?
Eg. Cloud FEW at 800ft and cloud SCT at 1200ft
AIP ENR 1.1 PARA 10.7.2
57
What should you do when navigating by visual reference?
Fix position at least every 30 min
AIP ENR 1.1 para 4.2.1 (b)
58
A private pilot has planned a flight in a remote area shown in CAO 20.11 appendix |||. If no locator beacon is carried, what condition applies to this flight?
The flight may proceed if the flight is less than 50nm and the pilot submits a SARTIME or leaves a flight note.
AIP ENR 1.0 para 2.13
59
Name one this a passenger briefing before take-off must always include?
The location of all emergency exits
CASR 91.565
60
You are approaching a CTAF areodrome and have been unable to establish the wind direction. What should you do?
Overfly 500ft above circuit height and check the wind direction, then join the circuit.
AIP ENR 1.1 para 9.12.1
61
In the event of a forced landing where no injuries occur , when should a locator beacon be switched on if you are away from a frequently used jet route?
Immediately
ERSA EMERG 4 para 1.10
62
If a multi engine aircraft with a TAS of 180ktis to operate at a distance of 60 NM from land in no wind, the items of safety equipment that must be carried on board the aircraft are..?
A life jacket for each occupants
CASR MOS 26.58
63
You are to conduct a flight into a remote area under what circumstances would the carriage of emergency equipment capable of sustaining life also be required?
- when you are not carrying pyrotechnic flares and an ELB
- when you have only one VHF radio
CASR MOS 26.64
64
Name one procedure is recommended when flying in the circuit of a non-towered areodrome?
Maintain runway direction after take-off to at least 500ft AGL
AIP ENR 1.1para 9.2.4
65
To fly beneath a cloud base of 5000ft AMSL and still maintain VMC and comply with the table of cruising levels for VFR flight, an appropriate altitude would be?
3500ft
AIP ENR 1.7para 5&6
66
when distrubting cargo you should load an aircraft to ensure..?
Any cargo on seats is properly restrained and does not exceed 77 kg
CASR 91.600
67
With local QNH set on the subscale, an altimeter will always indicate..?
Height above sea-level
AIP ENR 1.7para 1 3
68
The forecast indicates broken stratus cloud with tops of 3000 ft on your route. Your flight planned track is 050°M. If you intend to navigate by reference to radio navigation aids, what is the lowest appropriate altitude that a VFR flight may plan?
5500 ft
CASR MOS chapter 2 div 2.4 table 2.07
69
Your aircraft has a maximum crosswind component of 20kt if you conduct a VFR flight of 70 NM by day, which of the following items in the destination areodrome's TAF would always impose an alternate requirement?
The TAF is prefixed with the word 'TEMPO'.
CASR 91.235 CASR MOS chapter 8 div 8.2 para 8.04
70
What is one requirement relating to the carriage of a domestic cat on an aircraft ?
The cat is secured in a container
CASR 91.620
71
What class of controlled airspace can VFR operate without an airway clearance?
Class E,G
AIP ENR 1.4 para 1.1 to para 3.2.8& Table of Airspace services and requirements.
72
What class of controlled airspace can VFR aircraft are never permitted to operate?
Class A
AIP ENR 1.4 para 1.1 to para 3.2.8& Table of Airspace services and requirements.
73
When operating in class E airspace, where should a VFR pilot should set the transponder to?
On/ALT mode and select the transponder to 1200
AIP ENR 1.4 para 1.1 to para 3.2.8& Table of Airspace services and requirements.
74
As a VFR flight operating in Class E airspace , what should you expect the ATC to provide?
Traffic information on request
AIP ENR 1.4 para 1.1 to para 3.2.8& Table of Airspace services and requirements.
75
A VFR flight operation on class C airspace will be provided with what? (Name one)
Separation from IFR flights and traffic information on other VFR flights
AIP ENR 1.4 para 1.1 to para 3.2.8& Table of Airspace services and requirements.
76
What class of Airspace in can special VFR (SVFR) flight is not permitted?
Class e, G
AIP ENR 1.4 para 1.1 to para 3.2.8& Table of Airspace services and requirements.
77
Within radar coverage, the lower limit of Class E airspace is usually set at?
8500ft
AIP ENR 1.4 para 1.1 to para 3.2.8& Table of Airspace services and requirements.
78
A VFR flight at 9500ft in Class G airspace is approaching the lateral boundary of Class E airspace. What would be the appropriate procedure for the pilot to adopt?
Select the transponder to ON/ALT
select code 1200
Maintain a careful watch for other aircraft
Listen out on the CTR frequency and stay in VMC
AIP ENR 1.4 para 1.1 to para 3.2.8& Table of Airspace services and requirements.
79
A special VFR flight operating in Class C airspace will receive separation from what flights?
SVFR FLIGHTS
AIP ENR 1.4 para 1.1 to para 3.2.8& Table of Airspace services and requirements.
80
How should clearances be done in CLASS D CTR?
- Two way radio communication with the tower controller before entering Class D CTR.
- Call the tower approaching the vfr approach point or 10nm if you intend to enter via another route.
Inbound call include;
- aircraft call sign
- aircraft type
- position
- level
- receipt of the ATIS code
- intentions ( eg. Inbounding or transiting )
81
What conditions are VFR operations in a Class DCTR are restricted ?
- In flight visibility of not less than 5000nm
- Horizontal distance from cloud not less than 600 m
- Vertical distance from cloud 1000ft above and 500ft below.
82
On your inbound call does the ATC or you need to mention the the term 'airways clearance'?
You may but ATC will acknowledge your call sign and give you further instructions such as 'join crosswind/downwind/base', 'overfly' or 'report at' which is taken as clearance.
83
What are the special indivual clearance required when operating within the Class D control zone?
- Taxi
- Take-off or land
- enter, cross or taxi along any runway
- Turn in a direction opposite to the normal circuit direction
- Fly a circuit at a height other than 1000ft AGL
84
Provision of separation
- Aircraft operation within class d, atc will provide serrations of all IFR and SVFR flights.
- Normal VFR flights will recieve traffic information and responsibilities from all other pilots eg. Wake turbulence
85
What class oversees all ground operations and how do you contact the ground controller to obtain clearance for taxi?
Class D CTR
request should include;
- Call sign
- Your location on the areodrome
- Intentions (for circuits,for departure north/south/east/west)
- Receipt of ATIS code
- Request taxi
Clearance to taxi includes approval to enter a run-up bay and conduct pre-takeoff checks BUT DOESNT NOT APPROVE to cross or taxi along the runway.
When you finish pre-checks , taxi to holding point of runway change tower frequency and report 'ready' along with the runway identifier
eg. Bravo,Mike ready runway zero seven left.
When you land you must take the first available taxiway.
86
What are the clearance that a aircraft need to operate in controlled airspace?
Start clearance
( AIP ENR 1.1para 2.2.1 ERSA)
Taxi clearance
( AIP ENR 1.1para 2.3.3)
Take-off clearance
Airway clearance
( Aip ENR 1.1 para 2.2.22)
Clearance Limit
( AIP ENR 1.1 para 2.2.22.2)
Visual Apporach
( AIP ENR 1.1 PARA 2.11 para 2.11.8.1 & 12.8.4)
Readback
87
Readback requirements for airways clearances.
Any assigned level
Any tracking points
Item prefixed by the word 'amended' or 'recleared'
Heading including the direction of turn
Transponder mode or code setting assigned
Clearance Limit imposed or cancelled.
AIP GEN 3.4para 4.4& para 4.5
88
Unless otherwise instructed, a downwind report to the Air Traffic Service is mandatory at what zones?
All control zones for arriving aircraft or aircraft conducting circuit training
AIP ENR 1.1 para 2.12.4
89
When operating VFR by day and instructed by ATC to "make a visual apporach" , name a conditions that applies to the descent?
Must not descend below the lowest level permitted for VFR flight
AIP ENR 1.1para 2.11.8.7 (a)2
90
Name one thing that applies to change of level in Class C or Class D controlled airspace?
You should change level only when authorised to do so and within one minute of receiving the instruction
AIP ENR 1.7para 4.1.1&1.1 para 2.10
91
When authorised to make a visual approach by day, the earliest point at which you can deviate from your assigned route is...?
When you are within 5nm of the aerodrome
AIP ENR 1.1para 2.11.8.4 (a)
92
When operating in CTA a pilot may leave an assigned level without approval if...?
VMC cannot be maintained and the radio failed
AIP ENR 1.1 para 2.2.2 & ERSA EMERG 1
93
When instructed to climb at a standard rate, what would the rate of climb employed should be?
Not less than 500ft per minute with the last 1000ft at 500 ft per minute
AIP ENR 1.7 para 4.1.9 a
94
One requirement when flying in a lane of entry is that the aircraft shall?
Keep to the right of the lane
AIP ENR 1.4 para 6.1.1d
95
If you a SARTIME aircraft, what will the ATC do?
Cancel your SARTIME when you request it
AIP ENR 1.1 para 8.2.2
96
What clearance us required when operating at a class D areodrome?
All clearance
AIP ENR 1.1 para 2.2.1
97
Expires 30/7/2005 or 2550 TTIS [Total Time in Service].
Aircraft TTIS at time of issue 2450.
Maintenance required - propeller overhaul 2490.
TTIS at the daily inspection on 8/6/2005 2460.
The hours of operation available at the time of the daily inspection on 8/6/2005 are
30 hours
CASR MOS 10.02, CASR 91.245
98
The hours of activation of D389 are;
From 9.00am to 11.00pm every day
ERSA INTRO hours of activation PRD
99
The hours of activation of D526 are:
From sunrise to sunset every day except Sunday
ERSA INTRO hours of activation PRD
100
You are flying beneath a cloud base of 1000ft AGL and wish to enter a Class C CTR. what must you do?
You must request a special VFR clearance to enter the CTR
AIP ENR 1.2 PARA 1.2.1
101
What is the correct method of submitting an Air Safety Incident report?
In writing
AIP ENR 1.14 PARA 5.1
102
An infant may be carried in an aircraft provided it is carried in ....?
A restrained bassinet
CASR 91.560
103
When is smoking prohibited on an aircraft?
Take-off, landing, refuelling
CASR 91.530
104
The consumption of alcoholic liquor by the operating crew of an aircraft is prohibited for a minimum time period of how many hours?
8 hours before the departure of the aircraft
CASR 91.520
105
Any flight within an ADIZ (Air Defence Identification Zone) will always be exempt from the general requirements for such operation if..?
The flight does not proceed beyond 10 NM of the point of departure
AIP ENR 1.12para 1.14 (Emerg AU-7 para 1.1.1)
106
A private pilot is not permitted to act as pilot in command of an aircraft carrying passengers, unless his or her recent experience as pilot in command or in command under supervision includes..?
At least three take-offs and landings within the last 90 days
CASR 61.385
107
Another aircraft commences a take-off ahead of you at a non controlled aerodrome. If the runway is 1000 m long, you may not commence your take-off run until the other aircraft has reached what point?
Crossed the upwind end of the runway
AIP ENR 1.1 para 10.2.2.1
108
Name a rule that applies to passengers occupying a control seat in a dual controlled aircraft?
passengers may be carried in a control seat providing there is adequate communication possible between the pilot and that passenger
CASR 91.200
109
If a glider and an aeroplane are approaching head on, which is the correct action for each pilot to take?
Each aircraft should alter heading to the right
CASR 91.330
110
You have requested and been issued with an SVFR clearance at 4500ft in Class D airspace. To comply with the terms of this clearance in a fixed-wing aircraft, you must maintain a separation from cloud and visibility of what?
Clear of cloud with 1600m visibility
AIP ENR 1.2 para 1.2.2 (b) (1)
111
When should a cruise altimeter setting to be used in an area QNH ?
During cruise below 10,000 feet
AIP ENR page 1.7 para 2 FIG 1and 1.7 para 2.1.2 b
112
For any flights in Australia, what documents must be carried on aboard the aircraft ?
Pilot licence
The maintenance release
The flight manual
113
A distress message should contain
MAYDAY 3 times and callsign 3 times
114
How do you overtake another aircraft?
Altering it's heading to the right
CASR 91.330
115
When may a pilot fly at a height less than 500 ft AGL?
Due to stress of weather
CASR 91.265
116
At a non controlled aerodrome you should not continue an approach beyond the threshold of the runway until the preceding aircraft has..?
Landed and has vacated the runway no matter how long the runway is
AIP ENR 1.1 para 10.10.1
117
Carriage of children in an areoplane
CASR 91.560
118
What is the transition altitude in Australia?
Transition altitude is 10,000 ft with the altimeter set to QNH
119
You have been cleared to cruise at 10,000 ft in controlled airspace. What is the visibility required to maintain VMC?
8km
AIP ENR 1.2 para 2.2
120
When should a passenger wear a seat belt?
[a] when occupying a control seat
[b] any time below 5000 ft AMSL
[c] any time below 1000 ft AGL
[d] any time while flying over water
C. Below 1000ft AGL
CASR 91.545
121
Who is responsible for declaring a bush fire evacuation flight a mercy flight?
The pilot in command
AIP ENR 1.1 para 11.14.1
122
What clearance/approval is required to operate in a danger area in Class G airspace ?
No approval is required to operate in a danger area
AIP ENR 1.4 para 5.3.5
123
When departing the circuit from a non-towered aerodrome, the earliest point at which you may normally make a turn in the direction of the circuit is..?
At 500 AGL
AIP ENR 1.1para 10.2.1.4
124
In the vicinity of an aerodrome within an ADIZ an aircraft is intercepted show that this direction is understood the pilot of the intercepted and directed to land at the aerodome. what should the aircraft do by day?
Lower the undercarriage and follow the interceptor
AIP ENR 1.1 para 10.2.1.4
125
The pilot of an aircraft navigation visually in controlled airspace by reference to features on the ground or water must notify ATC immediately if it is found the aircraft has diverged from the assigned track by more than how much NM?
1nm
AIP ENR 1.1para 4.1.6.2 (e)
126
The pilot in command must always test the flight controls to the full limit of their travel immediately before when?
Any take off
CASR MOS 10.02
127
Seat belts must be worn at all times during flight by who?
The pilot of a single pilot operation
CASR 91.560
128
To determine the local QNH by using the aircraft altimeter you should set at?
The elevation of the areodrome and note the reading on the subscale.
AIP ENR 1.7 PARA 2.3
129
You must not undertake a mercy flight if..?
There is another means of achieving the same relief
AIP ENR 1.1 PARA 11.14.1
130
To maintain VMC when flying VFR in class G airspace at an altitude of 4500ft AMSL and at 1000ft above terrain the minimum horizontal distance from cloud must be
Clear of cloud
AIP ENR 1.2 para 2.5 table
131
During flight the pilot in command of a VFR aircraft must ensure that a time reference is maintained to an accuracy of plus or minus how many seconds?
30 seconds
AIP ENR 1.1 PARA 4.1.3.1
132
You are conducting a low level aerial survey at 500ft AGL in Class G airspace but near the boundary of a Class C CTR. The terrain over which you are operating is 1800ft for tracking tolerances, if you do not intend to obtain an airways
AMSL.
To comply with the requirement clearance you must remain approximately-
1.0 NM from the boundary of the CTR
AIP ENR 1.1 PARA 4.1.12
133
For an aircraft with a seating capacity of less than 20 persons, a passenger whose medical condition requires that he/she cannot embark or disembark from an aircraft without assistance may remain on board..?
During refuelling with av tur with anti-static additive
CASR MOS 20.01
134
Name a item of maintenance that a pilot not permitted to carry out?
Jacking all of the aircraft's wheels off the ground to replace or repair tyres.
CAR 42ZC (4 D) AND CAR VOLUME 4 SCHEDULE 8
135
An operation during which flight below 500 feet AGL is permitted without the permission of CASA is when?
When the flight is engaged in dropping for flood relief
CASR 91.265
136
Matters to be checked before take off
CAR MOS 10.2
