Air Law Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
Q

Maneuvering area

A

runways and taxiways

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movement area

A

maneuvering areas and aprons

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3
Q

closed area marking

A

white or yellow X
red flags/cones

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4
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runway requirements at night

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lights/reflectors no more than 200ft apart
taxi = blue lights
closed = red lights

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5
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speed limits

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below 10,000ft = 250kts
below 3,000ft ASL = 200kts

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6
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cruising altitudes

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east = odd thousand + 500ft
west = even thousand + 500ft

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Class A airspace

A

18,000 to 60,000ft
IFR and high level
(A for airlines)

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Class B airspace

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12,500 to 18,000ft
flight plan and clearance

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9
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Class C airspace

A

VFR clearance
(Calgary and Edmonton)

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10
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Class D airspace

A

Red Deer
VFR establishes 2 way comm. before entering

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Class E airspace

A

low-level airways, transition areas…

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Class F airspace

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advisory = pilot aware of activities
restricted = no flight w/o permission

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13
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Class G airspace

A

unrestricted

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14
Q

air routes

A

uncontrolled
start at ground
altitude change announced over 126.7

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15
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airways

A

start at 2,200 AGL
uncontrolled

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16
Q

control zone vs. control area

A

ATC provided
zone = from Earth
area = starts anywhere

17
Q

minimum altitude over forest fire

18
Q

day VFR equipment

A

TOMATO FLAMER
tachometer
oil pressure gauge
magnetic compass
altimeter
time piece
oil temp. indicator

fuel gauge
landing gear position indicator
airspeed indicator
manifold pressure gauge
emergency equipment
radio

19
Q

night VFR equipment

A

all day +
altimeter
turn and slip indicator
vertical speed indicator
attitude indicator
outside air temp.
source of electric energy
pitot heat
gyro direction indicator
position and anti-collision lights
instrument illumination
landing light (passengers)
50% replacement fuses

20
Q

Emergency equipment

A

checklist/placards
fire extinguisher
charts and publications (current)
flashlight for each crew member
survival equip (more than 25nm + remote)
first aid kit
timepiece

21
Q

flight level where no oxygen is required

A

sea level - 10,000ft

22
Q

oxygen required 10,000 - 13,000ft

A

half hour = none
after = supplemental for all crew and 10% of passengers

23
Q

oxygen required above 13,000ft

A

all crew and passengers (or pressurized)

24
Q

who to call if ELT accidentally turned on

A

ATC, FSS, community aerodrome radio

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when are life preservers required
taking off/landing on water past gliding dist. from shore past 50nm from shore in land plane
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life rafts
1 = 30 min. or 100nm multiple = 60 min. or 200nm
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fuel reserve requirements
day = extra 30min at cruise night = extra 45min at cruise
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documents required onboard
AROWILL airworthiness registration operating handbook (POH) weight and balance insurance logbooks licenses
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ESCAT plan
emergency security control of air comply with ATF or FSS instructions
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B, C, D, E, F weather minima (also control zone around airport)
3sm visibility 1m from cloud 500m below cloud
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G weather minima
above 1,000ft : 1sm vis. 2,000ft away 500ft below below 1,000ft : 2sm vis. clear of cloud at night all visibility is 3sm
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special VFR
under clouds
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VFR over top
day only, cruise only, 1,000ft above clouds
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comm. priority
emergency flight safety (ATC, flight plans...) scheduled broadcasts unscheduled broadcasts other air-to-ground comms
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