Questions and Answers
Which of the following can be considered a 'reportable accident'? Select all that apply
What is the maximum speed for an airplane flying below 10,000 feet ASL and above 3,000 feet AGL in controlled airspace?
What should a pilot do when TCAS shows advise?
What is required for filing flight plans between Canada and Mexico?
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Define RVR A
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Define a sterile cockpit
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Study Notes
Runway Visibility
- Visibility along the runway TDZ is a crucial aspect of RVR A.
Reportable Accidents
- A reportable accident can be defined by the following criteria:
- Someone gets majorly injured
- The aircraft gets damaged
- The incident influences the safety of operations
- The aircraft gets majorly damaged or destroyed
Airspeed Restrictions
- No aircraft can fly above 250kt when below 10000ASL and above 3000AGL in controlled airspace.
TCAS Procedures
- When TCAS shows an advisory, the pilot should:
- Advise ATC about the deviation taken when capable
- Return to the original cleared position or instruction
International Flight Plans
- For flights between Canada and Mexico, ALL flights require filing an international flight plan.
Climb Clearance
- When cleared to climb en route, the climb rate should be optimum.
Sterile Cockpit
- A sterile cockpit means avoiding any activity not related to flight operations.
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Test your knowledge of aviation rules and safety protocols with this quiz, covering topics such as accident reporting, airspeed limits, and TCAS advisories.
