Questions and Answers
What is the max speed when an aircraft flies holding between 6000 ft and 14000 ft?
What is the max speed when an aircraft is below 3000 AGL within 10 NM?
What is the normal max flight duty time in 24 consecutive hours?
When the tower is not operating, a Class C control zone changes to:
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Take off and landing on building up area is only allowed at:
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In a turbofan engine, what happens to the fan air bypass?
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CARs required that pilots should know
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Time to critical point is
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How long can you fly after local anesthetic
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Study Notes
Flight Rules and Regulations
- Maximum speed when flying in a holding pattern between 6000ft to 14000ft is reached just after entry into the hold.
- When an aircraft is flying below 3000ft AGL (Above Ground Level) within 10 NM (nautical miles) of an aerodrome, maximum speed is limited to 230 kts (knots).
- The maximum flight duty time in 24 consecutive hours is 14 hours.
Airspace and Control Zones
- When a tower is not operating, a Class C control zone changes to Class E Controlled.
- Outside of controlled airspace, pilots must know and comply with Class E Controlled rules.
Aircraft Operations
- Critical Point (Time To) refers to the time it takes to access a copy of the Company Operational Manual (D).
- Takeoff and landing on a building-up area are only authorized at an airport or military airdrome.
Aircraft Systems
- In a turbofan engine, all or part of the fan air bypasses the low compressor and mixes with exhaust.
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Test your knowledge of aviation rules and regulations, including flight speeds, airspace control zones, and flight duty times.
