Air Law and Procedures Quiz

What is not true regarding standard windsocks?

Which of the following is NOT true about runway numbers?

Upon entering an uncontrolled aerodrome within a MF, the PIC shall:

Which of the following is not applicable to CAR 602.96 - Operating in the vicinity of an aerodrome?

The altimeter setting in the Standard Pressure Region is:

When two aircraft are converging at approximately the same altitude, the pilot-in-command of the aircraft that has the other on its right shall give way, except as follows:

What is civil twilight?

What is not considered an aviation INCIDENT?

When could special VFR be requested?

Which of the following is true with regards to VFR aircraft?

For aerodromes used at night, the sides of a runway shall be indicated by a line of fixed white lights visible in all directions from an aircraft in flight at a distance of not less

A pilot or student pilot may not exercise license privileges if one of the following would impair their ability:

What do flashing red lights mean to an aircraft in flight?

Which of the following NOT true when it comes to conducting aerobatic manoeuvres?

Within CONTROLLED airspace, a VFR flight must:

To make a correction in a Journey or Technical log, you must:

The Transportation Safety Board (TSB) investigates all transportation occurrences in Canada, including Canadian or non-Canadian registered aircraft. What is the purpose of the TSB?

An arrival report shall include all except:

True or False, if you hold a Canadian aviation document, you must produce it to a peace officer, immigrations officer or minister upon request.

In the Southern Domestic Airspace, cruising altitude below 18,000 feet is determined as:

It is against the CARs (the law) to fly an airplane that is not maintained as per its airworthiness limitations. Which of the following is an exception?

No person shall operate an aircraft:

To use your license to fly solo you must have what two recency requirements:

When may a pilot NOT operate below 2000 feet over an aerodrome?

What does a steady green light mean to an aircraft on the ground?

Which of the following are prohibited activities at an aerodrome?

What is an aerodrome?

What is flight time?

The Canadian Flight Supplement (CFS) is published every 56 days. What are the 6 sections of the CFS?

Formation flying must be pre-arranged by

To fly in Class G airspace, VFR aircraft must:

What four instruments are required to be onboard for day VFR flight?

What is NOT an example of an abnormal occurrence where an aircraft would need to be inspected?

Which of the following statements is not true with regards to Control Zones:

Which of the following is a requirement to act as aircrew?

What are the CARs?

The Altimeter Setting Region is defined as:

When operating in a Mandatory Frequency (MF) area a PIC must

Which of the following is not true in relation to itineraries?

To enter Class F restricted airspace:

No maintenance release is required for tasks identified as elementary work. Which is not an example of elementary work?

How often are the Transport Canada Aeronautical Information Manuals (TC AIMs) published?

An aircraft is considered to be operating within a built-up area if the aircraft is within:

What does VFR mean?