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Law Exam Prep 2

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Is permission required to use Ashburton and Wellington airport on your ATO?

a)

Yes, during tower hours

b)

No, both are available for general use without the permission of the operator

c)

Yes at Wellington, No at Ashburton as it is available for general use without the permission of the operator

d)

I forgot my AIP so I'm not sure

2.

On flying via Kaikoura (NZKI) you are notified of an air pageant. How would you be notified about forthcoming air pageants?

a)

A NOTAM by telecommunication

b)

A NOTAM by post

c)

NZAIP Supplement by telecommunication

d)

NZAIP Supplement by post

3.

Define air operation

a)

An air transport operation

b)

A commercial transport operation

c)

An air transport operation or private operation

d)

An air transport operation or commercial transport operation

4.

A helicopter and aeroplane are heading directly towards one another head on. What correct course of action should the pilots take?

a)

Both pilots should alter their heading to the left

b)

Helicopter should alter heading to the left

c)

The aeroplane should alter heading to the left

d)

Both pilots should alter their heading to the right

5.

A pilot is involved in an accident. How long did they have to give the details to CAA?

a)

24 hrs

b)

14 days

c)

7 days

d)

10 days

6.

Refer to the CH VNC. You are flying from Kirwee to Forest Field along the 2500’/1500’ CTA boundary indicated on the VNC. What is the highest altitude you can fly at and stay out of the CTA?

a)

2500ft

b)

1500ft

c)

500ft below the lowest CTA

d)

500ft below the highest CTA

7.

What is the location and vertical limits of V312 and when is it active?

a)

Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, SFC – 4500 ft, active via NOTAM

b)

White Island, Bay of Plenty, SFC – 4500 ft, permanently active

c)

Mt. Tongariro, Central N.I., SFC – 9500 ft, permanently active

d)

3 Mt. Ngauruhoe, Central N.I., I. SFC – 10,500 ft, active via NOTAM

8.

On your return to Ashburton from Wellington you have calculated the flight time to be 2 hours. What is the latest you can leave Wellington to arrive at Ashburton before dark on December 7th, NZDT?

a)

0636 UTC or 1936 local time

b)

0636 UTC or 1836 local time

c)

0836 UTC or 2136 local time

d)

0836 UTC or 2036 local time

9.

You are cruising in Class G airspace at an altitude of 2000 ft, where the surface elevation immediately below you is 300 ft. What meteorological minima must you observe on this ATO?

a)

Clear of cloud and in sight of the surface, 5 km visibility

b)

2 km horizontally, 1000 ft vertically from cloud, 5 km visibility

c)

2 km horizontally, 1000 ft vertically from cloud, 5 km visibility below 10,000 ft AMSL

d)

Clear of cloud and in sight of the surface, 8 km visibility at or below 10,000 ft AMSL

10.

On the Masterton aerodrome chart what does this symbol mean?

a)

Model aircraft flying takes place in this area up to 400 ft AGL on the southeast sector of the aerodrome. A red flashing beacon atop their clubrooms indicates when in operation.

b)

Model aircraft flying takes place in this area up to 400 ft AGL.

c)

Agricultural aircraft operate from the aerodrome departing and approaching at low level

d)

NORDO Vintage aircraft may use large grass areas on the aerodrome for taking off and landing into the prevailing wind, not conforming to published RWY direction.

11.

With reference to the NZWU (Whanganui) landing chart what is the RWY 11R grass maximum landing distance?

a)

789m

b)

912m

c)

550m

d)

1372m

12.

What separation is provided for VFR traffic in a CTA/C?

a)

Between IFR and VFR flights in class C airspace and between SVFR flights when the flight visibility is reported to be less than 5 km

b)

Between VFR and VFR flights and between SVFR flights when the flight visibility is reported to be less than 5 km

c)

Between a flight known to be responding to a TCAS RA, or a GPWS or TAWS alert

d)

Between IFR and VFR flights in Class G airspace

13.

Who can enter a Transit Lane (also known as a Victor Lane)?

a)

Helicopters only

b)

Aeroplanes only

c)

Both helicopters and aeroplanes

d)

Helicopters when they maintain a minimum speed of 100kts

14.

In Class C airspace on an ATO should you remain clear of the ceiling or base?

a)

Ceiling

b)

Base

15.

What licence requirements do you need to perform an operational flight check? Can you carry passengers?

a)

PPL, no passengers unless that person is required to perform an essential function that is associated with the flight check, must be type rated

b)

CPL, no passengers unless that person is required to perform an essential function that is associated with the flight check, must be type rated

c)

PPL, yes you can carry passengers, must be type rated

d)

CPL, yes you can carry passengers, must be type rated

16.

What does this symbol on the Whanganui aerodrome chart mean?

a)

Aerodrome reference point

b)

Aeronautical light

c)

Spot elevation

d)

Microwave station or tower

17.

Your medical expires today and your operator requests you to fly an air operation tomorrow. Can you comply with the operator’s request?

a)

No

b)

Yes

c)

Yes, if you make an appointment with a DME in the next 7 days

d)

Yes, if you get a special authorisation from a DME