Air Law

Question 1

MAX. G loading for normal envelope

Answer 1

3.8

Question 2

MAX. G loading for utility envelope

Answer 2

4.4

Question 3

When to switch transponder codes when leaving controlled airspace

Answer 3

When told by ATC

Question 4

Main transponder codes

Answer 4

1200 - basic VFR code
7700 - General emergency
7600 - Communications failure
7500 - Hijacking

Question 5

Min. fight time for high performance rating

Answer 5

200 hours in airplanes

Question 6

Day VFR equipment requirements

Answer 6

-compass
-ASI
-altimeter
-Time piece
-Engine instruments (tachometer, oil press/temp, fuel gauge)

Question 7

When to report arrival with flight plan/itinerary

Answer 7

Plan - 1 hour
itinerary - 24 hours

Question 8

Aircraft that require PORD

Answer 8

-Pressurized
- turbine powered
-AND can carry 6 passengers

Question 9

VFR OTT equipment requirements

Answer 9

Day VFR plus:
-HI
-Attitude indicator
-TC
-Pitot heat
-Alternate static
-Radio nav/com

Question 10

VFR vis/cloud clearance requirements controlled airspace

Answer 10

3 SM vis.
One mile horizontal 500 feet vertical cloud clearance
500 feet AGL when in control zone

Question 11

IFR, MVFR, VFR limits

Answer 11

IFR - Ceilings less than 1000’ OR vis less than 3 SM
MVFR - Ceilings 1000’-3000’ OR vis 3-5 SM
VFR - Ceilings more than 3000’ AND vis at least 5 SM

Question 12

CPL privileges

Answer 12

-Night
-VFR OTT
-PIC of single crew aircraft
-Co-pilot of multi crew aircraft (IATRA and type rating also required

Question 13

MIn. exercise recovery alt.

Answer 13

2000’ AGL

Question 14

Basic flight duty time limitations

Answer 14

1200 hours in 365 days
300 in 90
120 in 30
max. 8 hours in 24 hours for single pilot IFR

Question 15

ADIZ precision requirements

Answer 15

Within 5 mins and 20 NM of satated entry point

Question 16

Life raft requirements multi engine

Answer 16

If unable to maintain alt: if 100 NM or 30 mins from landing site whichever is less

If able to maintain alt: 200 NM or 60 mins.

Question 17

Min. time to wait after consuming alcohol

Answer 17

12 hours

Question 18

Night VFR equipment requirements

Answer 18

Day VFR plus:
-HI
-TC
-Nav lights
-Electrical power source
-Instrument lighting
-Spare fuses or breakers
-Landing light w/ pax

Commercial additions:
- VSI
- Attitude indicator
- Pitot heat
- OAT gauge

Question 19

Life raft requirements single engine

Answer 19

If beyond 30 mins or 100 NM from land

Question 20

VFR minimum altitudes

Answer 20

Built up area: 500’ vertically 2000’ horizontally
Non built up area: 500’

Question 21

VFR vis/cloud clearance requirements

Answer 21

At or above 1000’:
-1 SM vis by day 3 by night
-2000’ cloud clearance vertically 500’ horizontally
Below 1000’
-2 miles vis by day 3 by night
-Clear of cloud

Question 22

VFR OTT weather requirements enroute

Answer 22

-5000’ between cloud layers
-1000 feet away from cloud layers vertically
-5 SM vis

Question 23

Life jacket requirements

Answer 23

50 NM from shore or gliding distance

Question 24

When to set altimeter when departing within SPR

Answer 24

Immediately prior to reaching cruise alt

Question 25

VFR OTT weather requirements destination

Answer 25

- 5 SM vis -Scattered cloud or better -No Precipitation or fog -Conditions must be forecast to hold for 1 hour before and 2 hours after (3 hours after if using GFA)

Question 26

Define high performance

Answer 26

Stall speed 80 kts or greater OR:VNE 250 kst or greater

Question 27

1 year and 2 year out of phase maintenance items

Answer 27

1 year: ELT, Compass swing 2 year: Pitot-static system and transponder

Question 28

AROWJIL

Answer 28

Acronym for aircraft required documents: A - Certificate of airworthiness R - registration O - POH W - weight and balance report J - journey log I - Insurance L - crew licenses

Question 29

Ground light signals for NORDO aircraft

Answer 29

Solid green: Ground = clear for takeoff. Air = clear to land Blinking green: Ground = Clear to taxi. Air = return for landing Solid red: Ground = stop Air = continue circling Blinking red: Ground = Clear landing area in use. Air = airport unsafe Flashing withe = return to starting point on airport

Question 30

When can you take off with frost on the wings?

Answer 30

Never except if its on the underside of the wings and manufacturer says its ok

Question 31

What altimeter setting to use if baro. pressure is greater than 31.00 in Hg

Answer 31

All aircraft set altimeter to 31.00 Hg

Question 32

Responsibility to determine fitness for duty of a crew member lies with _____

Answer 32

The operator of the aircraft and the flight crew member himself

Question 33

When to state intentions during circuits

Answer 33

Joining downwind, on final (stating intentions), clear of runway.

Question 34

requirements to provide instrument instruction

Answer 34

Instrument rating and 500 hours in aircraft category

Question 35

Aircraft category vs. class vs. type

Answer 35

Category = Airplane/helicopter/glider... Class= single engine/multi/land/water... Type = specific make/model of aircraft

Question 36

requirements to be SIC of multi crew commercial aircraft

Answer 36

-CPL -250 hours -IATRA -PPC -company training

Question 37

When are you not required to carry current charts

Answer 37

Day VFR

Question 38

minimum distances from buildings and people in built up area

Answer 38

500' vertically 2000' horizontally

Question 39

Oxygen requirements if flying in an unpressurised aircraft above 13000'

Answer 39

All persons on board for entire period of flight. in any case not less than 1 hour

Question 40

Requirement to provide multiengine instruction

Answer 40

50 hours multi engine experience and 10 hours on type

Question 41

Dividing line for visibility requirements in uncontrolled airspace

Answer 41

At or above 1000' AGL

Question 42

aircraft weight categories

Answer 42

Light = 7000 kg Medium = 136'000 kg Heavy = 560'000

Question 43

Split duty day rest period increase

Answer 43

Rest period lasts for 2* the extension of the day (over 14 hours)

Question 44

Wake turbulence separation for weight categories

Answer 44

Light: behind medium - 4 NM behind heavy - 6 NM Medium: behind heavy - 5 NM Heavy: behind heavy - 4 NM

Question 45

What to do if radio fails while in controlled airspace

Answer 45

1. Attempt contact by phone 2. Squak 7600 3. Leave controlled airspace by shortest route practicable

Question 46

Operational and emergency equipment requirements

Answer 46

Day VFR: -Checklist -Fire extinguisher -First aid kit -Timepiece At night: - Flashlight If not day VFR: -Current charts and alternates

Question 47

When is emergency equipment not required

Answer 47

-Flying not more than 25 NM from departure -If not in a deadly geographical/climate situation -multi engine in controlled airspace or south od the 66th parallel

Question 48

When can you enter class D or C airspace NORDO

Answer 48

With prior permission from ATC during daylight only

Question 49

Separation applied for non-radar airspace on departure

Answer 49

2 mins for any aircraft behind a heavy category aircraft

Question 50

Air taxi obstacle clearance requirements

Answer 50

Day - 300' from highest obstacle within 300' radius Night - 1000' from highest obstacle within 3 NM

Question 51

Rest period increase for duty time extension

Answer 51

Rest period increases for half the length of the extension

Question 52

Calls to make when there is MF w/ UNICOM ground station

Answer 52

Address UNICOM as "UNICOM" on first call UNICOM not obligated to respond so make subsequent calls to "traffic"