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What is the minimum time required to file an air traffic service flight plan for a flight departing into controlled or advisory airspace, unless otherwise authorized by an ATSU?
What is the minimum time required to file an air traffic service flight plan for a flight departing into controlled or advisory airspace, unless otherwise authorized by an ATSU?
- 15 minutes before departure
- 60 minutes before departure
- 120 minutes before departure
- 30 minutes before departure (correct)
What is the minimum time required to file an air traffic service flight plan in flight, for a flight to be conducted in controlled or advisory airspace, with the responsible air traffic service unit?
What is the minimum time required to file an air traffic service flight plan in flight, for a flight to be conducted in controlled or advisory airspace, with the responsible air traffic service unit?
- 10 minutes before entry (correct)
- 3 minutes before entry
- 5 minutes before entry
- 15 minutes before entry
When a controlled flight inadvertently deviates from its air traffic service flight plan, when must a revised ETA be notified to the ATC if the error exceeds the specified limit?
When a controlled flight inadvertently deviates from its air traffic service flight plan, when must a revised ETA be notified to the ATC if the error exceeds the specified limit?
- 2 minutes
- 1 minute
- 3 minutes (correct)
- 5 minutes
Which of the following flights require an air traffic service flight plan to be filed, according to the Civil Aviation Regulations?
Which of the following flights require an air traffic service flight plan to be filed, according to the Civil Aviation Regulations?
Which of the following statements is TRUE about a private pilot on a VFR flight that crosses an airway at right angles, while primarily flying in uncontrolled airspace?
Which of the following statements is TRUE about a private pilot on a VFR flight that crosses an airway at right angles, while primarily flying in uncontrolled airspace?
What is the requirement for an aircraft that has an air traffic service flight plan filed for it?
What is the requirement for an aircraft that has an air traffic service flight plan filed for it?
What does the term 'Aerodrome Traffic Zone' refer to?
What does the term 'Aerodrome Traffic Zone' refer to?
What is the responsibility of the Pilot in Command (PIC) of an aircraft operating in controlled airspace?
What is the responsibility of the Pilot in Command (PIC) of an aircraft operating in controlled airspace?
What is the requirement for an aircraft operating in the vicinity of an unmanned aerodrome concerning turns?
What is the requirement for an aircraft operating in the vicinity of an unmanned aerodrome concerning turns?
When two heavier-than-air aircraft are approaching an aerodrome for landing, who has the right of way?
When two heavier-than-air aircraft are approaching an aerodrome for landing, who has the right of way?
What is the maximum time a non-pressurized aircraft can operate at altitude between 10,000 ft and 12,000 ft without supplemental oxygen?
What is the maximum time a non-pressurized aircraft can operate at altitude between 10,000 ft and 12,000 ft without supplemental oxygen?
Under which condition can an aircraft overtake another slower aircraft when a right-hand circuit is in place?
Under which condition can an aircraft overtake another slower aircraft when a right-hand circuit is in place?
When overtaking a slower aircraft at the same height and heading outside of an aerodrome circuit, which side should the pilot pass on?
When overtaking a slower aircraft at the same height and heading outside of an aerodrome circuit, which side should the pilot pass on?
What is required for an aircraft to operate by night?
What is required for an aircraft to operate by night?
How long must an aircraft flight folio be retained by the owner or operator?
How long must an aircraft flight folio be retained by the owner or operator?
What should each aircraft do when approaching head-on to avoid a collision?
What should each aircraft do when approaching head-on to avoid a collision?
What is the minimum number of spare fuses an aircraft must carry if fuses are used?
What is the minimum number of spare fuses an aircraft must carry if fuses are used?
Who has the right of way when a vehicle is towing an aircraft on an apron?
Who has the right of way when a vehicle is towing an aircraft on an apron?
Who should the pilot in command report an aircraft accident to as soon as possible?
Who should the pilot in command report an aircraft accident to as soon as possible?
How quickly must a licence holder notify the Commissioner of a change in postal address?
How quickly must a licence holder notify the Commissioner of a change in postal address?
For which type of flight is a record of each fuel and oil uplift required to be kept?
For which type of flight is a record of each fuel and oil uplift required to be kept?
What must be obtained before moving an aircraft involved in an accident?
What must be obtained before moving an aircraft involved in an accident?
What is the frequency for establishing the mass and centre of gravity of an aircraft?
What is the frequency for establishing the mass and centre of gravity of an aircraft?
When must the relevant entries in a pilot's logbook be made for flights conducted in accordance with Part 91?
When must the relevant entries in a pilot's logbook be made for flights conducted in accordance with Part 91?
How long after passing the theoretical knowledge examinations must a private pilot undergo the skill test?
How long after passing the theoretical knowledge examinations must a private pilot undergo the skill test?
What is the minimum number of hours a private pilot must have flown as pilot in command to undergo the revalidation skill test?
What is the minimum number of hours a private pilot must have flown as pilot in command to undergo the revalidation skill test?
What is the minimum total of instrument flight time required for an aeroplane night flight rating?
What is the minimum total of instrument flight time required for an aeroplane night flight rating?
How long is a night rating valid for a pilot?
How long is a night rating valid for a pilot?
What must a pilot without a night rating complete to act as pilot in command of an aircraft carrying passengers by day?
What must a pilot without a night rating complete to act as pilot in command of an aircraft carrying passengers by day?
What type of training must a pilot undergo to change to another type of aeroplane within the same class rating?
What type of training must a pilot undergo to change to another type of aeroplane within the same class rating?
What is the minimum amount of dual flight training required for an initial single pilot multi-engine type rating?
What is the minimum amount of dual flight training required for an initial single pilot multi-engine type rating?
What is required if a pilot fails a proficiency check?
What is required if a pilot fails a proficiency check?
Under what conditions may a flight with an activated flight plan continue in controlled airspace during a radio failure?
Under what conditions may a flight with an activated flight plan continue in controlled airspace during a radio failure?
What does cloud ceiling refer to?
What does cloud ceiling refer to?
What is required for a VFR flight departing from an Aerodrome Traffic Zone?
What is required for a VFR flight departing from an Aerodrome Traffic Zone?
What are the maximum allowed cloud restrictions for a VFR flight within a 5 nm radius?
What are the maximum allowed cloud restrictions for a VFR flight within a 5 nm radius?
What is the take-off visibility required for an aeroplane on a VFR flight departing from an ATZ?
What is the take-off visibility required for an aeroplane on a VFR flight departing from an ATZ?
What is the maximum number of flight hours a private pilot without an instrument rating may exceed in the preceding 12 months to act as a flight crew member?
What is the maximum number of flight hours a private pilot without an instrument rating may exceed in the preceding 12 months to act as a flight crew member?
The selection of flight levels in accordance with the semi-circular rule is based on what?
The selection of flight levels in accordance with the semi-circular rule is based on what?
Which criteria must be met for a pilot to conduct special VFR operations in a control zone?
Which criteria must be met for a pilot to conduct special VFR operations in a control zone?
What are the required weather minima for a VFR flight in uncontrolled airspace below 1000 ft above the surface during the day?
What are the required weather minima for a VFR flight in uncontrolled airspace below 1000 ft above the surface during the day?
Compliance with the semi-circular rule is mandatory for flights operating above what altitude?
Compliance with the semi-circular rule is mandatory for flights operating above what altitude?
For an aircraft flying VFR between 1,500 ft and 5,000 ft at day, what are the visibility and distance from clouds requirements?
For an aircraft flying VFR between 1,500 ft and 5,000 ft at day, what are the visibility and distance from clouds requirements?
If an aircraft is to maintain a track of 160 degrees with an 8-degree right drift and 20 degrees variation, what is the most appropriate VFR flight level?
If an aircraft is to maintain a track of 160 degrees with an 8-degree right drift and 20 degrees variation, what is the most appropriate VFR flight level?
What should an aircraft operating outside controlled airspace and below FL100 not exceed in indicated airspeed unless authorized?
What should an aircraft operating outside controlled airspace and below FL100 not exceed in indicated airspeed unless authorized?
What does a steady green light signify to an aircraft in flight at an aerodrome?
What does a steady green light signify to an aircraft in flight at an aerodrome?
A series of white flashes shown to an aircraft on the ground at an aerodrome indicates what?
A series of white flashes shown to an aircraft on the ground at an aerodrome indicates what?
If two VFR aircraft are maintaining tracks of 359 degrees (M) and 180 degrees (M), what can be concluded?
If two VFR aircraft are maintaining tracks of 359 degrees (M) and 180 degrees (M), what can be concluded?
Flashcards
Night operation beacon requirement
Night operation beacon requirement
An aircraft must have a serviceable rotating beacon or strobe light to operate at night.
Day operation beacon requirement
Day operation beacon requirement
A rotating beacon or strobe light is not required for day operations of an aircraft.
Spare fuses requirement
Spare fuses requirement
An aircraft must carry spare fuses equal to at least 10% of installed fuses or three, whichever is greater.
Documents for domestic flight
Documents for domestic flight
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Fuel and oil record keeping
Fuel and oil record keeping
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Flight folio retention period
Flight folio retention period
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Pilot logbook entry timeframe
Pilot logbook entry timeframe
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Address change notification
Address change notification
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Skill Test Timing
Skill Test Timing
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Revalidation Flight Hours
Revalidation Flight Hours
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Night Rating Requirements
Night Rating Requirements
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Aeroplane Night Flight Rating
Aeroplane Night Flight Rating
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Theoretical Knowledge for Night Rating
Theoretical Knowledge for Night Rating
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Night Rating Validity
Night Rating Validity
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Passenger Flight Requirements
Passenger Flight Requirements
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Proficiency Check Periodicity
Proficiency Check Periodicity
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Flight plan priority
Flight plan priority
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Radio failure procedures
Radio failure procedures
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Cloud ceiling definition
Cloud ceiling definition
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VFR takeoff requirements
VFR takeoff requirements
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VFR flight visibility
VFR flight visibility
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Take-off visibility from ATZ
Take-off visibility from ATZ
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Weather minima for VFR
Weather minima for VFR
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Special VFR operations
Special VFR operations
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Aerodrome Traffic Zone
Aerodrome Traffic Zone
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Two-way communication
Two-way communication
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Amendment to ATC clearance
Amendment to ATC clearance
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Flight plan filing time
Flight plan filing time
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In-flight flight plan filing
In-flight flight plan filing
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Revised ETA notification
Revised ETA notification
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Flight plan for international boundaries
Flight plan for international boundaries
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Flying through an airway
Flying through an airway
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Priv. pilot flight limits
Priv. pilot flight limits
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Semi-circular rule
Semi-circular rule
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Semi-circular rule compliance height
Semi-circular rule compliance height
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VFR below 1500ft
VFR below 1500ft
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VFR flight level 160deg track
VFR flight level 160deg track
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VFR flight level 344deg track
VFR flight level 344deg track
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Same flight level VFR tracks
Same flight level VFR tracks
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Different flight levels VFR tracks
Different flight levels VFR tracks
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Turns at unmanned aerodrome
Turns at unmanned aerodrome
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Right of way landing
Right of way landing
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Overtaking in a right-hand circuit
Overtaking in a right-hand circuit
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Overtaking at same height
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Head-on collision avoidance
Head-on collision avoidance
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Towing vehicle priority
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Accident reporting responsibility
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Moving accident aircraft
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Study Notes
Air Law Definitions
- Day: The period between 15 minutes before sunrise and 15 minutes after sunset
- Night: The period between 15 minutes after sunset and 15 minutes before sunrise
- Aeroplane: A category rating
- Single engine piston aeroplane: A class rating
- Aeroplane with maximum certified mass exceeding 5700kg: A type rating
- Flight time: From the moment the aircraft lifts off until it stops at the end of the landing roll
- Manoeuvring area: Taxiways and runways
- Formation flights: Conducted by arrangement with the pilot in command of each aircraft
- Infant (in aviation): A passenger who has not reached their second birthday
- Child restraint device: Required for passengers under 2 years old
- Passenger seat: Required for each person aged 2 years or more
- Smoking: Prohibited within 15 metres of an aircraft
Additional Regulations
- Refuelling: May not take place with passengers on board
- Fire extinguisher: Hand-operated fire extinguisher must be carried on all aircraft
- First aid kit: Required on all aircraft
- Simulated emergency situations: Can be carried out in aircraft when passengers are not on board
- Landing/take-off: Public roads cannot be used, except in emergency
- Breathing oxygen: Available for passengers and crew during flights above 10,000 ft and below 12,000 ft for more than 120 minutes
- Aircraft operation at altitude: Limited to 120 minutes unless the aircraft is equipped with supplemental oxygen
- Rotating beacon/strobe light: Required for day operation, serviceable rotating beacon or strobe light required for night operation
Further Regulations
- Logbooks: Certified copies must be submitted to the Commissioner every 12 months
- Logbook retention: 60 months after the pilot no longer holds a valid pilot license
- Medical certificates: Validity periods differ based on the pilot's age
- Medical certificate issues: Proof of recovery from decreased medical fitness required
- Medical certificate deferral: Maximum of two consecutive periods, each of three months
- Flight through restricted areas: Permission from appropriate authority required
- Aircraft and flight related: Details regarding the locations of prohibited areas and associated aeronautical information
- Examples: AIP, AIP SUP, AIC's and NOTAM
Specific Procedures and Requirements
- Aircraft equipment: Details on electrical torches and spare fuses
- Aircraft documents: Original or certified copies of documentation required from pilot's license, certificate of release to service, registration, etc.
- Aircraft maintenance records: 5 Years for mass and center of gravity
- Flight crew members: License details and carriage requirements
- Flight folios: Details how they are retained; specifics for fuel and oil records
- Air traffic control: Procedures for special VFR operations (e.g., within a control zone)
- Night flights: Minimum requirements for night ratings (e.g., instrument flight time, takeoffs, landings, dual cross-country)
- Proficiency checks: 6 months for skill tests following theoretical knowledge exam
- Private pilot license: 10-year validity and related requirements
- Various other requirements: Other specifications concerning aircraft operation in limited airspace
- Various other requirements concerning flight operations and related technical specifications.
Additional Notes
- Aircraft operations: Specific instructions and regulations for various scenarios (e.g., refuelling, towing, etc.)
- Collision avoidance: Procedures for aircraft approaching head-on or nearly head-on
- Reporting incidents: Procedures for reporting incidents involving aircraft in the Republic or outside the Republic.
- Pilot responsibilities: Various procedures for reporting accidents and incidents; specifics on pilot behavior during take-off/landings, taxi, etc.
- Specific flight rules: Rules concerning takeoff visibility and weather conditions
- Various other specifications: A lot of other specifications on flight operations, rules regarding aircraft operation in certain areas or in certain conditions
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