Air Law

Question 1

A survival ELT is always required to be carried …

Answer 1

when a single engine aircraft is flown further over water than the distance from which, with the engine inoperative, the aircraft could reach an area of land that is suitable for a forced landing

Question 2

The minimum height at which an aircraft may overfly a town of any elevation is …

Answer 2

1000 ft

Question 3

The document specific to a single aircraft, containing a list of all mandatory operating instructions and required to be carried on every flight, is the. …

Answer 3

flight manual

Question 4

With regard to flights within restricted areas …

Answer 4

flights within these areas are normally only permitted outside the hours of activity or with prior approval

Question 5

A survival radio beacon (ELT) should be used with the aerial aligned …

Answer 5

vertically

Question 6

The responsibility for declaring a mercy flight rests with …

Answer 6

the pilot

Question 7

Passengers are not permitted to embark or disembark from an aircraft when the aircraft is being fulled with …

Answer 7

aviation gasoline (a highly volatile fuel)

Question 8

Prior to flight, the pilot in command must ensure the maintenance release for the aircraft is …

Answer 8

• valid,
• current and
• signed off on the daily inspection

Question 9

A seat belt should be worn at all times during flight by …

Answer 9

the pilot of a signle pilot operation

Question 10

Fuel has been spilled within 15 mt of an aircraft. Fuelling that aircraft may continue only after …

Answer 10

the spilled fuel has been removed or the fire hazard otherwise eliminated

Question 11

In addition to level and amendments, another item of an airways clearance which must always be read back is …

Answer 11

the SSR mode and or code

Question 12

The purpose of an Operational Manual is to …

Answer 12

provide information for safe conduct of flight operations

Part 61 MOS Schedule 3 - 2.1.3 CFRC - Extract Relevant and Current Information from Documentation

Question 13

The restrictions applying to the carriage of passengers in a test flight are …

Answer 13

any person whose duties entail obervation, maintenance or instrucstion may be carried

Part 61 MOS Schedule 3 - 2.4.3 CFRC - Carriage of passengers on Certain Flights

Question 14

Regarding flights within restricted areas …

Answer 14

flights within these areas are normally only permitted outside the hours of activity or with prior approval

PArt 61 MOS Schedule 3 - 2.6.2 CFRC - PRD Areas

Question 15

To determine the local QNH at an aerodrome using the altimiter, you would set …

Answer 15

the aerodrome elevation and read the subscale

Part 61 MOS Schedule 3 - 2.7 CFRC - Altimetry

Question 16

When applying for approval to conduct aerial mustering in a helicopter, a person must have at least …

Answer 16

5 hours duel training in aerial mustering

Part 61 MOS Schedule 3 - 2.2 CFRC - Privileges and Limitations of Licence

Question 17

An aircraft sitting at reast on an aerodrome would have an altimeter mainscale reading approximately equal to the aerodrome elevation if the altimeter subscale was set to …

Answer 17

local QNH

Part 61 MOS Schedule 3 - 2.7 CFRC - Altimetry Local QNH

Question 18

The minimum permitted distace between an open hangar and a light aircraft being refuelled is …

Answer 18

9 mt

Part 61 MOS Schedule 3 - 2.4.4 CFRC - Fuelling an Aircraft

Question 19

A distress message should contain which of the following …

Answer 19

MAYDAY 3 times followed by callsign 3 times

Question 20

An aircraft the is overtaking another aircraft shall do so by …

Answer 20

altering its heading to the right

Question 21

To maintain a cruising level of 5500ft AMSL in VCM, the base of any cloud above you must be no lower than …

Answer 21

6500 feet AMSL

Question 22

When should a passenger wear a seatbelt …

Answer 22

any time below 1000 feet AGL

Question 23

A white cross placed on the ground adjacent to the primary wind indicator at an aerodrome means that …

Answer 23

the aerodrome is completely unserviceable

Part 61 MOS Schedule 3 - 2.3.3 CFRC - Aerodrome Ground Symbols

Question 24

Fule tanks are to be checked for water contamination …

Answer 24

before the first flight of the day and after every refuel

Part 61 MOS Schedule 3 - CFRC - Fuel System Inspection

Question 25

A VFR Charter is arriving at a Registered/Certified aerodrome. In this situation, the pilot must broadcast ..

Answer 25

on aerodrome frequency by 10 NM ## Footnote Part 61 MOS Schedule 3 - 2.6 CFRC - Requirements in CTAF(R)

Question 26

With regard to helicopter hot refuelling ...

Answer 26

suitable and properly msintained fire fighting equipment must be available ## Footnote PArt 61 MOS Schedule 3 - 2.4.4 CFRC - Fuelling an Aircraft

Question 27

Concering flight through Prohibited, Restricted and Danger areas ...

Answer 27

approval for flight through sn sctive restricted area is automaticly arranged by ATC when compliance with an ATC clearence will take the aircraft through the area ## Footnote Part 61 MOS Schedlue 3 - 2.1 CFRC - Extract Information from ERSA

Question 28

When an aerodrome forcast for your destination is 'provisional', the pilot in command ...

Answer 28

must make provision for an alternate aerodrome for which a firm forecast is available ## Footnote Part 61 MOS Schedule 3 - 2.4.1 CFRC - ALTN Holding

Question 29

Which document is the basis for all legislation pertaining to aviation in Australia ...

Answer 29

CAR and CASR

Question 30

Where would you look to find the elevation of a particular aerodrome ...

Answer 30

ERSA

Question 31

Which of the following would always be classified as a private flight ...

Answer 31

the flight is purely for personal transportation of the owner of the aircraft

Question 32

Which of the following would not prohibited a private pilot from conducting a solo flight ...

Answer 32

the pilot has not flown in the las 90 days

Question 33

As a pilot you must notify CASA or a designated medical examiner if you have suffered a sporting injury which has incapacitated you for more than ...

Answer 33

30 days

Question 34

The term NOSIG in a VOLMET messgae means ...

Answer 34

There are no significant elements in the TAF for the first 3 hours of validity following the METAR/SPECI for that location ## Footnote Part 61 MOS Scheduel 3 - 2.5 CFRC - Decode METAR

Question 35

Which of the following flights must obtain a meteorological forecast ...

Answer 35

all flights in any aircraft beyond the vicinity of the aerodrome

Question 36

One condition that always applies to the carriage of cargo in an aircraft is ...

Answer 36

cargo must not be carried unless it is restrained

Question 37

You are to conduct a private flights into a remote area. Which conditions applies ...

Answer 37

you must nominate a SARTIME or leave a flight note

Question 38

Which procedure is mandatory when flying in the circuit of a non-towered aerodrome ...

Answer 38

maintain runway direction after takeoff to at least 500ft AGL

Question 39

In a primary control zone a pilot may deviate from the terms of an airways clearance without prior approval if ...

Answer 39

VMC cannot be maintained and the radio has failed

Question 40

A requirement for all dropping operations is that ...

Answer 40

continuous sight of ground water is maintained