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What is the consequence of a defect or damage that renders the aircraft unsafe for flight according to Rule 60?
What is the consequence of a defect or damage that renders the aircraft unsafe for flight according to Rule 60?
- The pilot or crew must remedy the defect before the flight
- The defect must be reported to the aviation authority
- The aircraft cannot commence any flight (correct)
- The aircraft can still commence the flight with necessary precautions
What is the requirement specified in Rule 59 of Aircraft Rules 1937?
What is the requirement specified in Rule 59 of Aircraft Rules 1937?
- Reporting of Major Defects or Major Damage (correct)
- Certification standards for civil registered aircraft
- Reporting of all defects and damages
- Rectification of all defects before any flight
- Maintenance and Certification standards for civil registered aircraft
According to Rule 60 of Aircraft Rules 1937, when can an aircraft commence a flight?
According to Rule 60 of Aircraft Rules 1937, when can an aircraft commence a flight?
- If it has suffered any damage or revealed any defect, regardless of its nature
- If it has revealed any defect that can be remedied by the pilot or crew
- If it has suffered damage covered in the approved list of deficiencies (correct)
- If it has suffered any damage or revealed any defect not covered in the approved list of deficiencies
What is the significance of the approved list of deficiencies mentioned in Rule 60?
What is the significance of the approved list of deficiencies mentioned in Rule 60?
What is the requirement for an aircraft to commence any flight according to Rule 60 of Aircraft Rules 1937?
What is the requirement for an aircraft to commence any flight according to Rule 60 of Aircraft Rules 1937?
What is the focus of Rule 59 of Aircraft Rules 1937?
What is the focus of Rule 59 of Aircraft Rules 1937?
According to Rule 60, when can an aircraft commence a flight despite suffering damage or revealing defects?
According to Rule 60, when can an aircraft commence a flight despite suffering damage or revealing defects?
What is the primary focus of Rule 60 of Aircraft Rules 1937?
What is the primary focus of Rule 60 of Aircraft Rules 1937?
What is the significance of the approved list of deficiencies mentioned in Rule 60?
What is the significance of the approved list of deficiencies mentioned in Rule 60?
What is the consequence of a defect or damage that would render the aircraft unsafe for flight according to Rule 60?
What is the consequence of a defect or damage that would render the aircraft unsafe for flight according to Rule 60?
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Study Notes
Aircraft Rules 1937
Rule 59
- Focuses on the requirements for an aircraft to be airworthy
- Specifies the necessary conditions for an aircraft to be deemed fit for flying
Rule 60
- An aircraft can commence a flight only when it is airworthy
- An aircraft can commence a flight despite suffering damage or revealing defects if the defect or damage is on the approved list of deficiencies
- The primary focus is on ensuring the aircraft's safety for flight
- A defect or damage that would render the aircraft unsafe for flight is not permitted
- The approved list of deficiencies is significant as it allows an aircraft to fly despite certain defects or damages
- The consequence of a defect or damage that would render the aircraft unsafe for flight is that the aircraft cannot commence a flight
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