Questions and Answers
Under what circumstances can an aircraft without an altitude alert system operate?
Who is responsible for replacing an unserviceable battery in an aircraft?
What is the purpose of compressor bleed in an aircraft engine?
What should a pilot do when encountering headwind to calm wind shear?
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What is the purpose of the anti-skid system in an aircraft?
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What equipment is required for a commercial pilot to fly at night?
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What should an external flight control lock for an aircraft have?
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How to handle flight in class F advisory airspace
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What are the rules for airworthiness directives for foreign aircraft that are registered in Canada
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Study Notes
Aircraft Operations
- An aircraft without an altitude alert system can be used for training, test fly (PPC - pilot proficiency check), and delivery for maintenance.
Advisory Airspace
- Flying in Class F advisory airspace is not encouraged, but pilots have discretion to fly in this airspace.
Aircraft Maintenance
- An Aircraft with an unserviceable battery can only be repaired by an authorized AME (maintenance engineer), who must replace the battery and obtain a maintenance release.
Flight Control Systems
- An external flight control lock for an aircraft must have an unmistakable warning to the pilot that the control lock is engaged.
Engine Systems
- The purpose of compressor bleed is to prevent compressor stall or surging at low RPM.
Landing Systems
- Anti-skid is used to monitor wheel speed rate.
Flight Planning
- When approaching with a headwind to a calm wind shear, increase power as the shear is encountered, then reduce.
Commercial Flight Operations
- To fly at night as a commercial pilot, you need an IFR rating, landing lights, and turbine single company operation.
Aircraft Equipment
- Lighting equipment provides information about lighting behind mountains.
Airworthiness Directives
- There are specific rules governing airworthiness directives that must be followed.
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Test your knowledge of aircraft operations, maintenance, and safety procedures with this quiz. Covers topics such as altitude alert systems, advisory airspace, and battery replacement.