Two safety critical aspects of flight planning is:

• a. Fuel Calculation and Passengers

• b. Fuel Calculation and Compliance with ATC requirements

• c. Weight & Balance and Fuel Calculation

• d. ATC requirements and Passengers

Below are document must be on board an aircraft, except..

• a. Medical Certificate

• b. Airworthiness Certificate

• c. Registration Certificate

• d. Radio Permit Certificate

Validity period of Certificate of Airworthiness is indicated on the Certificate itself and shall be limited to a maximum period of

• a. Six Months

• b. One Year

• c. Two Years

• d. Three Years

Validity period of Certificate of Registration is indicated on the Certificate itself and shall be limited to a maximum period of

• a. Six Months

• b. One Year

• c. Two Years

• d. Three Years

Air Traffic Service use the completed flight plan for below, except..

• a. Controlling separation of aircraft

• b. Tracking lost aircraft

• c. Finding lost aircraft

• d. Delaying the schedule

Which one is not pilot equipment for cross country?

• a. Flight Computer

• b. Laptop

• c. Plotter

• d. Flight Plan Form

What does AIP stands for?

• a. Air Inflight Publication

• b. Air Information Publication

• c. Airnav Information Public

• d. Airnav Inflight Publication

Which one is not categories of NOTAM?

• a. NOTAMD

• b. NOTAMN

• c. NOTAMR

• d. NOTAMC

Breakdown of fuel is below, except..

• a. Taxi Fuel

• b. Take Off Fuel

• c. Trip Fuel

• d. Reserve Fuel

What is Contingency Fuel?

• a. 10% of trip fuel

• b. 10 minutes of destination fuel

• c. 5% of trip fuel and 5 minutes of destination fuel flow at 1500ft

• d. 5% of trip fuel or 5 minutes of destination fuel flow at 1500ft