General Airspace

Question 1

At what ETA deviation must you notify ATC?

Answer 1

2 minutes - not required under radar

Question 2

When does an approach speed restriction end?

Answer 2

Instrument Approach: 5nm
Visual Approach: 4nm

Question 3

Class C Separation

Answer 3

IFR from IFR, VFR, SVFR

Question 4

Class D Separation

Answer 4

IFR from IFR, SVFR when vis less than 5km

Question 5

Maximum permissible speed control deviation

Answer 5

10kts

Question 6

RNP Containment Requirements

Answer 6

Must be within RNP value (in nm) 95% of the time

Within double value 99% of the time

Question 7

When must you notify ATC of a deviation from filed speed?

Answer 7

5% of TAS
0.01 Mach

Question 8

Actions in the event of comms failure with weather below minima or aerodrome closed

Answer 8

Hold until divert time given to ATC
Fly to alternate and land

Question 9

Comms failure on the missed approach

Answer 9

Fly approaches for up to 30 minutes past expected approach time or ETA (whichever is later)

Proceed to alternate and land

Question 10

Comms failure initial approach

Answer 10

Continue procedure, descend to last assigned level and maintain until established inbound

Question 11

Comms Failure Enroute

Answer 11

Track to specified or anticipated aid/fix for approach at last assigned level

At or after ETA descend in the hold as required and commence the approach

Question 12

Comms failure during vectoring on initial or intermediate stage of the approach

Answer 12

Maintain last assigned level until established on final then continue approach

Question 13

Comms failure during departure

Answer 13

Maintain last assigned level until point specified then continue flight plan

If radar vectored maintain heading for 2 minutes then continue flight plan