Law - Airworthiness of Aircraft and Aircraft Equipment

Can an aircraft be flown without a current airworthiness certificate?

• Yes for an emergency only

• Yes as long as the Director approves

• Yes for a test flight

• No, never

What are the requirements for a test flight? Choose all that apply

• The PIC must be a LAME

• No PAX are carried on board

• The PIC must have a type rating

• The PIC must have a current pilot licence

An aircraft with a _____ airworthiness certificate can only be used for: type ratings, agricultural ratings or the specific operational purpose for which the aircraft is certified.

• restricted category

• limited category

• special category

• experimental category

Which documents does a NZ registered aircraft operating in NZ require? Choose all that apply.

• airworthiness certificate, flight manual

• general radio users licence, certificate of registration

• tech log, weight and balance data, aircraft radio station equipment approval levels

• noise level and engine emission compliance, certificate of registration

Which documents does a NZ registered aircraft operating outside NZ require? Choose all that apply.

• airworthiness certificate, flight manual

• general radio users licence, certificate of registration

• tech log, weight and balance data, aircraft radio station equipment approval levels

• noise level and engine emission compliance, certificate of registration

Which documents does a foreign aircraft operating in NZ require? Choose all that apply.

• airworthiness certificate, flight manual

• general radio users licence, certificate of registration

• tech log, weight and balance data, aircraft radio station equipment approval levels

• noise level and engine emission compliance, certificate of registration

It is the responsibility of the ____ to retain daily flight records _____

• operator, permanently

• operator, for 12 months after the date of the flight

• PIC, permanently

• PIC, for 12 months after the date of the flight

An aircraft that is being used at the New Zealand Airline Academy, how often does the review of airworthiness need to take place?

• 365 days

• 730 days

• 100hrs

• 6 months

You must retain the technical log for ___ after the last entry in the technical log

• 12 months

• 24 months

• 5 years

• 3 years

What is the inspection period for the aircrafts altimeter?

• 24 months

• 12 months

• 100hrs

• never