Law Exam Prep 9

What is the inspection period for an altimeter?

• 12 months

• 24 months

• 48 months

• 6 months

What is the inspection period for an ELT?

• 12 months or 100 hours whichever is first

• 12 months

• 12 months or 200 hours whichever is first

• 24 months

Which QNH zone is to the north east of Turangi?

• Thermal

• Hawke Bay

• Manawatu

• King Country

How long must an operator retain daily flight records?

• 12 months after the date of the flight

• 7 days after the date of the flight

• 24 months after the date of the flight

• 24 hours after the date of the flight

What is the speed limitation on aircraft operating under VFR?

• Below 10,000ft AMSL, 250kts in class C, D, E, F or G airspace

• Below 10,000ft AMSL, 250kts in controlled airspace only

• Below 10,000ft AGL, 250kts in controlled and uncontrolled airspace

• Below 10,000ft AMSL, 250kts in class C and D airspace only

State the dangerous goods recurrent training programme requirements

• every 2 years

• every 12 months

• every 5 years

• You don't require recurrent training

How can you be notified of temporary hazards?

• AIP supplement or NOTAM

• Notice to pilots

• AIP information circular

• AEDRS

State the purpose of a UNICOM

• An air/ground communications facility providing an information service at aerodromes with no aerodrome control or aerodrome flight information service. It is not an air traffic service.

• Is a unit that provides confirmation to pilots that they have selected the correct aerodrome frequency, and that their aircraft radio is operating correctly.

• In the Asia and Pacific regions the frequency 123.45 MHz is available for exclusive use as an air–to–air communications channel over remote and oceanic areas out of range of aeronautical ground stations to exchange necessary operational information and to facilitate the resolution of operational problems

• May be used to contact both Auckland Oceanic and Christchurch Air Traffic Centre when the primary means of communication is either not available or an Urgent / Emergency situation arises

What separation is provided to VFR aircraft in class C airspace?

• Between IFR and VFR flights

• Between VFR and SVFR flights

• Between VFR and VFR flights

• Between IFR and VFR and SVFR flights

When can normal separation be reduced within controlled airspace beyond the vicinity of an aerodrome?

• By day or night if a specific request is made by the pilot

• By day only if a specific request is made by the pilot

• By day or night if both flights remain in VMC

• The pilot of the preceding aircraft reports having the succeeding aircraft in sight and can maintain visual separation