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1
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  1. Pax lacerates his head on the ceiling due to turbulence. He wasn’t wearing his seatbelt. As PIC when do you notify authority?
    Part 12.53
A

As soon as practicable, within 10 days

Part 12.53

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  1. In the preceding 90 days you have conducted 3 T/O and Lndgs by day in a 172. To conduct night ops what you require?
    Part 61.3
A

3 T/O’s and Lndgs by night in the preceding 90 days but not necessarily in the same aircraft type.

Part 61.33

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  1. You don’t meet the currency on CPL, but do on a PPL. You have a valid Class 1 and 2 medical.
    Part 61.37
A

PPL privileges and carry pax

Part 61.37

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4. CPL licence but invalid class 1 medical. Operator asks you to fly mail and cargo only.
Part 61.73
A

No, it is still commercial ops

Part 61.73

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  1. Pax want you to take him on aerobatic flight. You have a CPL and all aerobatic endorsements.
    Part 61.405
A

Ok as long as aircraft is approved for aerobatics, is part of operation and have 100 hrs on type.
Part 61.405

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  1. Holder of a CPL you develop a ringing in your ears and you take 10 days off.
    Part 67.203
A

If condition persists more than 7 days notify medical examiner.
Part 67.203

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  1. What does ‘L’ followed by a number on a chart designate?

Part 73.59

A

Low flying area of which the boundaries are defined on the chart.
Part 73.59

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  1. A friend holder of a PPL asks you, holder of a CPL to act as safety pilot in her own aeroplane to conduct simulated approaches.
    Part 91.125
A

As long as you have good forward vision and dual controls.

Part 91.125

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  1. Can you on a CPL conduct low flying practice in a low flying area?
    Part 91.131
A

No, unless authorised by the holder of an Instructor Rating.

Part 91.131

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  1. You are going to fly through a Mandatory Broadcast Zone during a photographic trip.
    Part 91.135
A

Broadcast intentions prior to entry and when exiting. During broadcasts not more than 10 mins intervals.
Part 91.135

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  1. Vacuum pressure low in flight during the day. End of the day no one around to inform.
    Part 91.201
A

Enter in the technical log.

Part 91.201

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  1. Who is responsible for the pax and crew during a flight?

Part 91.203

A

PIC

Part 91.203

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  1. During a flight at 8000ft, more that 1000ft from terrain, pax asks to remove his seatbelt to stretch.
    Part 91.207
A

On, only in cruise.

Part 91.207

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  1. You fly between 10-14,000 feet for 45 mins with pax.

Part 91.209

A

Each crew and pax require oxygen and if going to move around, portable oxygen for crew.
Part 91.209

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  1. You’re heading 180º, other aircraft on your left at the same altitude heading 330º.
    Part 91.229
A

You have right of way.

Part 91.229

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  1. Operator asks you to drop spare parts in clear area about 150ft.
    Parts 91.235, 91.311, 135.83
A

As long as you don’t endanger persons or property

Parts 91.235, 91.311, 135.83

17
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  1. Flying at 4000 ft in Class F airspace

Part91.301

A

1000 ft vertically, 2000m horizontally 5km vis

Part91.301

18
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  1. SVFR minima

Part 91.303

A

600ft, 1500m vis

Part91.303

19
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  1. Your aircraft ELT is U/S

Part 91.529

A

May be ferried to a place where the repairs can be done without pax.
Part91.529

20
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  1. During the preflight you find it has been 13 months since the last compass calibration.
    Part 91.612
A

Ok to go. Compass calibration requirement is 24 months.

Part 91.612

21
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21. Policeman wants to carry class 1 dangerous goods on aircraft.
Part.Part 92.11
A

Ok, if operation solely for Police purposes.

Part92.11

22
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  1. Restriction on non-tour pilot.

Part 122.103

A

900hrs in 365 days, 100 hours in 30 days, 30 hours in 7 days

Part122.103

23
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  1. Pax wants you to go 45 mins beyond flight time limit for your duty period on a sightseeing trip.
    Part 122.53
A

Ok if safety of pax and aircraft will not be endangered.

Part 122.53

24
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  1. Can you refuel a multi engine with avgas with pax on board?
    Part 125.155
A

No

Part 125.155

25
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  1. Can you fly over a solid layer of cloud more than 15mins in VFR equipped aircraft with CPL and IFR?
    Part 125.155
A

No

Part 125.155

26
Q
  1. To calculate take-off on grass strip with tailwind.

Part 125.207, Part 135

A

x 1.14 for grass and not less than 150% of tailwind component.
Part 125.207, Part 135

27
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  1. PIC Multiengine type experience

Part 125.505

A

10 hrs, 8 T/O and Landings

Part 125.505

28
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  1. Runway minimum width below 800m

Part 135.77

A

Below 800m is 18m

Part 135.77

29
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  1. Single engine flight beyond (160nm?) from shore.

Part91.525 (b) Part 135.85

A

Beyond gliding = life jackets
Beyond 100nm= dingy, lights, pyro, ELT, survival kit
Part91.525 (b)

For Part 135.85 NO

30
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  1. What are operating hours of POM tower?
A

1900-0600

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