Indian Civil Aviation Special Flight Permits Quiz
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What does subrule 3 of Rule 55 of Aircraft Rules 1937 state?

  • An aircraft shall not be flown during any period for which its insurance is suspended.
  • An aircraft shall not be flown during any period for which its registration is suspended.
  • An aircraft shall not be flown during any period for which its special certificate of airworthiness is suspended.
  • An aircraft shall not be flown during any period for which its certificate of airworthiness is suspended. (correct)
  • According to subrule 4 of Rule 55, who has the authority to issue a special flight permit?

  • The insurance company
  • The aircraft owner
  • The operator of the aircraft
  • The Director-General (correct)
  • What does Rule 55A of Aircraft Rules 1937 pertain to?

  • Issuance of special flight permits (correct)
  • Airworthiness inspection requirements
  • Pilot licensing regulations
  • Aircraft registration procedures
  • What is the consequence of flying an aircraft during a period when its certificate of airworthiness is suspended?

    <p>It violates the Aircraft Rules 1937</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When can the Director-General issue a special flight permit according to the text?

    <p>When an aircraft's certificate of airworthiness is suspended</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Aircraft Rules 1937: Rule 55

    • Subrule 3 of Rule 55 states that an aircraft's certificate of airworthiness can be suspended when the aircraft is considered unsafe for flight.
    • Subrule 4 of Rule 55 states that the Director-General of Civil Aviation has the authority to issue a special flight permit.
    • Rule 55A of Aircraft Rules 1937 pertains to the granting of special flight permits for aircraft that do not have a valid certificate of airworthiness.
    • Flying an aircraft when its certificate of airworthiness is suspended is an offense, and can result in legal consequences.
    • The Director-General can issue a special flight permit if there are compelling reasons to allow the aircraft to fly, such as for maintenance, repair, or for a specific purpose.

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    Test your knowledge of civil aviation requirements in India with this quiz on special flight permits. Learn about the rules and regulations outlined in the Aircraft Rules 1937 and enhance your understanding of airworthiness and special flight permissions.

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