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Which of the following can be considered a 'reportable accident'? Select all that apply

Major damage to plane that influences the performance (correct)

Plane disappeared or destroyed (correct)

Someone got major injuries (correct)

Late departure due to weather

What is the maximum speed for an airplane flying below 10,000 feet ASL and above 3,000 feet AGL in controlled airspace?

300 kt

200 kt

150 kt

250 kt (correct)

What should a pilot do when TCAS shows advise?

Immediately land at the nearest airport

Continue with the current flight path

Ignore the advisory

Advise ATC of the deviation and return to the previous clearance or instruction when capable (correct)

What is required for filing flight plans between Canada and Mexico?

All flights need an international flight plan Signup and view all the answers

Define RVR A

Visibility along the runway TDZ Signup and view all the answers

Define a sterile cockpit

Not engaging is anything that is not flight-related Signup and view all the answers

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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.