Ppl Law Questions

Front 1

How long is the pilot license valid for?

Back 1

For the lifetime of the holder

Front 2

Minimum pass mark for ASL examinations?

Back 2

70%

Front 3

In what duration must all the examinations be passed from the starting the first?

Back 3

2 years

Front 4

If a person fails a written examination 3 times within a period of 3 months, what happens to the pilot?

Back 4

May not sit another exam for a 3 months following the date of the last failed paper - stand down period

Front 5

What are the flight test prerequisites?

Back 5

Produce Identity, up to date certified pilot logbook, current medical, produce written exam credit, produce KDR for each exam signed off

Front 6

When must entries be made into the pilot logbook?

Back 6

7 days after the competition of the flight except if the flight was international air transport ops, then 14 days.

If the pilot is engaged in ops away from where the logbook would normally be kept, entries to be made 48 hours after returning to base

Front 7

Minimum medical requirement for a PPL License Holder?

Back 7

Minimum Class 2 medical

Front 8

How long is a class 2 medical valid for?

Back 8

Class to medical valid for 60 months (5 years) from issue date if under the age of 40. If 40 or over, then is valid for 24 months (2 years)

Front 9

What is the recent experience requirements?

Back 9

A pilot may not act as PIC of an aircraft within the immediately 90 days unless the person has carried out 3 take off and landings as PIC, demonstrated to a A/B cat instructor competence in T/O and Landing. Same applies to night rating for any aircraft.

Front 10

When does the recent experience requirement nullify?

Back 10

The the pilot has not met requirements for a period of 5 years or greater. At that stage, the pilot must pass an approved law exam and meet currency requirements.

Front 11

What is a BFR (Biennial Flight Review)

Back 11

BFR is a review conducted by either A/B Cat instructor which takes place every 2 years from the issue date of the pilot license. This is to demonstrate the competence to the instructor your valid in flying

Front 12

What is the minimum solo requirements?

Back 12

16 years of age, valid class 2 medical (minimum), fluent in reading, speaking and understanding english language, flight is under supervision of a A/B/C Cat instructor, Pilot has received dual instructions within the the last 5 hours of flight experience and the pilot has piloting experience within immediately 30 days

Front 13

What is the minimum requirements for a PPL License?

Back 13

Minimum 17 years old, valid class 2 medical, 50 hours of experience (including 15 hours solo, 5 instrument, 5 low/terrain), if wanting a night rating: 5 hours, exam credit for the 6 subjects, english proficiency and pass flight test

Front 14

What are the limitations of PPL license?

Back 14

Can fly but not for remuneration (reward or pay). Act as PIC or Co-pilot but not for hire or reward. May carry passengers.

Front 15

When can firearms be carried in the aircraft?

Back 15

It may never be carried unless:
Stowed in an area not accessible to anyone during the flight, disabled, only people associated with the firearm are being flown, operator permits it, there is livestock, if livestock are to be immobilised on the ground

Front 16

When can firearms be discharged?

Back 16

If there is livestock on the aircraft needing to be immobilised, shooting animals on the ground if not pose hazard to people or property and not over congested area.

Front 17

What is an airworthiness cert and can we fly without it?

Back 17

Airworthiness cert is like a WOF for the aircraft, to prove that the aircraft is safe and airworthy to fly. You cannot fly without one unless the flight is for purposes of demonstrating eligibly of airworthiness issue or renewal

Front 18

What documents must be carried in the aircraft to operate?

Back 18

Airworthiness cert, flight manual, CAA 2173 Weight & Bal, CAA 2129 Radio Approval and the Tech Log

Front 19

When can simulated instrument flight take place?

Back 19

Aircraft has 2 pilot stations with fully functional dual controls, a safety pilot who has adequate vision forward and to the side, safety pilot is to be current on type with a valid license.
If these requirements aren't met, than simulated flight takes place outside controlled airspace and the pilot can rapidly remove hood

Front 20

Before operating the aircraft, the PIC must do what?

Back 20

Cheek all documentation is current and valid, aircraft has been inspected (walk around) and after the flight record and defects noticed by the pilot in the tech log

Front 21

When must the PIC require each passenger to wear a seatbelt?

Back 21

During T/O and Landing, when the aircraft flies lower than 1000ft above the surface, at all times in a open cockpit aircraft, during aerobatic flight and when the PIC deems so necessary

Front 22

If a child is UNDER 4 years of age, does the seatbelt rule apply to them?

Back 22

It does not as long as the child is held by an adult who is occupying the seat or berth with a safety belt attached to the child.
Or the child occupies a seat equipped with a child restraint system

Front 23

An in un pressurised aircraft what are the limitations of flight with and without supplemental oxygen?

Back 23

0-10,000ft, No oxygen is required
10,001 ft to 13,000ft, No oxygen required if flight less than 30 mins, if greater than 30, each crew and px must have supplemental oxygen
Any flight above 13,001 ft, oxygen to be applied at all times

Front 24

When performing a passenger briefing, what should the pax be briefed on?

Back 24

Conditions that smoking isn't allowed on the aircraft, location of the exit and how to use the doors, location of the first aid kit, fire extinguisher, ELT and possible flotation devices, the procedures in case of an emergency, and the use of electronic devices on the aircraft.

Front 25

CAR Part 61 is based on what?

Back 25

Pilot Licenses and Ratings

Front 26

CAR Part 67 is based on what?

Back 26

Pilot Medical standards

Front 27

CAR Part 91 is based on what?

Back 27

General Operating and Flight Rules

Front 28

Car Part 92 is based on what?

Back 28

Dangerous Goods

Front 29

When can you operate your aircraft in close vicinity to another aircraft while in flight?

Back 29

Cannot fly so close to cause a hazard unless in formation flight in which prior arrangements are to be made and PIC of each aircraft is aware of it.
Also, cannot perform formation flight if there are fare paying pax unless parachute ops

Front 30

Can you drop objects from an aircraft from flight?

Back 30

Yes if reasonable precautions are taken to ensure the dropped item is not to endanger property or persons

Front 31

What is the transition Altitude?

Back 31

Any altitude of flight below 13,000 ft is considered a flight in the transition altitude

Front 32

What is the transition layer?

Back 32

The transition boundary layer between the trans altitude and trans level. This is in between 13,000 and 15,000 ft

Front 33

What is the transition level?

Back 33

Any flight conducted above is in the transition level in which altitude is not reference of feet, but flight level.
Example: 16,000 ft is the same as FL160.

The altimeter is to be set to 1013.25 at this level and above

Front 34

What is the VFR Met Minima for class G airspace?

Back 34

Below 3000ft AMSL or 1000ft AGL, which ever is higher, Clear of cloud and in sight of the surface at all times and 5km viz.

Above 3000ft AMSL or 1000ft AGL, which ever higher, 2km horizontal distance from Cloud, 1000ft ft vertically from cloud and 5km viz

Front 35

What are the minimum fuel requirements for day and night?

Back 35

30min in day, 45min at night a the rate of constant fuel burn per hour

Front 36

When must a pilot submit a flight plan?

Back 36

When the pilot plans to precede greater than 50nm from shore and when the pilot requires an alerting service

Front 37

Minimum height for VFR flights?

Back 37

Over a congested area, the flight is to be 1000ft above the highest obstacle within a 600m radius.

Any other area not built up, can go as low as 500ft within a horizontal distance of 150m

Front 38

Minimum Equipment list for day flight?

Back 38

ASI, Altimeter, Compass, Fuel Quantity indicator, Oil pressure, manifold pressure, Tachometer, flap setting if not confirmed visually, landing gear setting, amp/volt meter, carbon monoxide reader.
If engine over 250BHP, cylinder head temp and oil temp indicator

Front 39

Aerobatic Flight Minimum Altitudes?

Back 39

Above 3000ft above surface: Can fly without rating, if you have a rating, can carry pax

Between 1500-3000ft: Only Rated pilots without pax

Below 1500ft: Only aviation event (No rating, no pax)