WorksheetsMalaysian Civil Aviation Law for PPL (CAAM)
Total questions: 83
Worksheet time: 42mins
An identification beacon at a civil aerodrome
Flashes a green 2 letter morse group every 12 seconds
Flashes alternating white and Green
May be red or Green flashing a morse group every 12 seconds
An aircraft cruising on a track of 355T with variation of 10W in IMC outside of controlled airspace would be correct if maintaining
3500 on area QNH
7000 on area QNH
FL 090 with 1013.2 set
Flight plan must be filed with ATC (old reg)
20 min before start up
30 min before start up
30 min before intended departure
If a pilot decides to land somewhere which is not the destination given on his flight plan, he must make sure that ATC at the destination is told
As soon as possible
Within 20 min of the time he should have arrives
Within 30 min of the time he should have arrived
Difference between area and local QNH
Area QNH is forecasted while local QNH is updated each hour
Local QNH is forecasted while area QNH is updated each hour
There is no difference
Area QNH is valid for
1 hour
2 hours
6 hours
The transition layer is airspace
Above the transition level and below the transition altitude
Between 3000ft and the transition altitude
Between the transition altitude and transition level
Which of these statements are true?
Local QNH is a different term for area QNH
Local QNH is an actual value while area QNH is a forecasted value
Area QNH is the average surface pressure in the AQZ
No aircraft may fly closer than _____ feet to any object on the ground
1500
500
300
A PPL holder is allowed to carry passengers at night provided he has
Permission from the CFI
An instrument rating to fly in controlled airspace
A valid night rating
If you are on a cross country flight and you are unable to reach the aerodrome of your destination on time, you should inform the destination aerodrome
1 hour or more
30 minutes or more
15 minutes or more
Flight visibility is derived from
The pilot’s visibility in the cockpit
Visibility as recorded from the Met station
Visibility as measured by ATC
If you are sick for 3 weeks, when can you resume your flight?
Immediately after sickness
Your license will be automatically suspended until DCA (CAAM) pronounced that you are fit to fly after a DCA medical examination
10 days after the doctor has proclaimed you fit to fly
A pilot intends to distribute pamphlets for a school function. He has obtained permission from the police, in addition he must
Obtain permission from DCA (CAAM)
Obtain clearance from ATC
Possess a CPL with DCA (CAAM) permission
The signal which, when directed from an aerodrome to an aircraft in the air, constitutes an instruction to the aircraft to give way to other aircraft and continue circling
An intermittent green luminous beam
A pyrotechnic red flare
A continuous red luminous beam
You see a flashing red light being fired at you while circling overhead at an aerodrome, this mean that
You have to fly to another aerodrome
You can continue circling until a green light is directed at you
You may join the circuit immediately
On an unscheduled cross country flight you require a meteorological forecast for your route. You require this forecast at 1400 hours. when should you send in your request?
Anytime before 1330 hours
Anytime before 1300 hours
Anytime before 1230 hours
When flying at night you observe another aircraft moving at right angles and crossing your track from right to left. You would be seing its
Red light
Green light
White light
Two aircraft may fly in formation provided
The two commanders have agreed to do so on the ground
Permission is obtained from DCA (CAAM)
Clearance is obtained from ATC
A light aircraft may be cleared for landing even though another aircraft is still on the runway
At Simpang airfield and Subang airport at all times
At subang airport provided that the pilot in command in thje number 2 aircraft has the proceeding aircraft in sight and can maintain separation in the air as well as on the ground.
at simpang airfield when the flight visibility is more than 9.3km
An aircraft while flying in Malaysia and in sight of the ground and following a road should
fly to the left of the road
fly to the right of the road
fly over the road
A rectangular green flag of not less than 2sq ft flown on a mast indicated that
the landing strip is a grass strip
the circuit height is variable
a right hand circuit is in force
A control zone means controlled airspace
which extends upwards from a specified height to an upper limit
extending upwards from the surface of the earth to a specified upper limit
in the for of a corridor equipped with radio navigation aids
When flying VFR in uncontrolled airspace from Mersing to Kluang at 2000ft you must
remain clear of clouds with flight visibility of 23km
maintain a flight visibility of 9.3km and be away from clouds 1000ft vertically and 1.9km horizontally
remain clear of clouds and in sight of ground or water with a flight visibility of 1.9km
On termination of every flight by a Malaysian aircraft, the commander of the aircraft shall enter in the technical log, particulars of
the times at which the flight began and ended
the times at which the flight began and ended, total flight time and the defects, if any
total flight time and the defects
You plan to fly in uncontrolled airspace HDG 270 with a variation of 1W and a tailwind blowing. What would be the suitable altitude to fly?
6000
6500
7000
In altimeter setting procedures, when do you change from local QNH to area QNH
When leaving the Aerodrome Traffic Zone
when leaving the transition altitude
when leaving the circuit
The ground signal meaning "maneuvering area is poor and pilots should exercise special care"
Red square panel with a yellow strip along a diagonal
Red square panel with yellow strips along diagonals
A white dumb bell with black strip
The flight plan should be filed (old reg)
At least 30 minutes before ETD
At least 1 hour before ETD
Anytime before the flight
For flights abroad, certain aircraft documents are required. These must include
C of A, general declaration, certificate of maintainence
General declaration, fuel carnet, C of A
C of A, radio installation license, general declaration
An intermittent white beam directed to an aircraft on ground indicates
expedite take off
return to parking area
flight plan has been cancelled
continuous red luminous beam directed to an aircraft in the air indicated
requires return from the movement area to the starting point
requires aircraft to give way to to other aircraft in the aerodrome and proceed to the apron
Do not land, wait for permission
An intermittent white luminous beam directed to an aircraft in the air indicates
aircraft return from the movement area to the starting point
requires aircraft to give way to other aircraft in the aerodrome and proceed to the apron
authorises takeoff
When using a prominent line feature for navigational purposes the pilot shouldd
Fly to the right of the feature
Fly overhead the feature
Fly to the left of the feature
Shortly before a night landing the radio fails and visual signals have to be used, the pilot sees a steady red beam directed at him from the ground, this means
land at another aerodrome
return to the point of takeoff
landing temporarily suspended, wait
Transition altitude is at
10000ft
11000ft
13000ft
While flying at night you see the green nav lights of another aircraft flying on a similar headijng at the same height. It appears to be com,ing closer. What action would you take
Hold present height and heading but be ready to take avoiding action if required
alter heading to starboard
alter heading to port
Within control zone, flight in IMC
are forbidden
are permitted below 3000
are permitted if clearance is obtained from atc
An aircraft, power driven, sees another aircraft towing a glider converging on its port side. It will
Give way to towing aircraft
maintain course and speed
maintain course but pass under the other aircraft
Which of the following would be a correct altitude for flying in uncontrolled airspace, given that you are heading 088T, variation 6W, drift 4 port
5000
5500
6000
The marshalling signal which means stop is
Right arm raised at elbow with palm facing down
Arm down, palms facing inwards, swing from extended position inward
Arms repeatedly crossed over head
the following signal may be directed to an aircraft on the ground to require the aircraft to return from the maneuvering area to the starting place
a continuous red luminous beam
an intermittent red luminous beam
an intermittent white luminous beam
If your navigation lights fail at night, you should
switch on your landing lights and land immediately
continue with your flight unless instructed by ATC to land at a suitable aerodrome
initiate pan-pan call
Anti collision lights (beacon lights) are
Lights on obstructions close to the airfield
Flashing red lights showing all directions carried by aircraft in addition to nav lights
the red green and white lights carried by aircraft in order that they may safely pass at night
The minimum number of crew that must be carried is laid down in
the rules in the air
the air navigation order
the certificate of airworthiness
When in an aerodrome circuit the base leg call is made
On completion of the turn onto the base leg
At the end of the downwind leg
When established on the base leg
All aircraft may be allowed to land on a runway before the preceeding aircraft has cleared if
it is during daylight hours
it is during day or night hours
it is night hours only
Above 29000 ft, the flight separation is
The marshalling signal "either arm and hand placed level with the chest then moved laterally, with palm facing downnwards" means
cut engines
chocks away
slow down
One of the following is required in order to obtain clearance for IFR flight in controlled airspace
a commercial license
an instrument rating
a night rating
An aircraft is flying IFR outside controlled airspace at 5000ft, it must
fly quadrantals
fly under air traffic control instructions
fly according to semi circular rule
A pyrotechnic red light directed to a n aircraft means
Aerodrome is unserviceable, landing should be made elsewhere
Aircraft is prohibited from landing for the time being and previous permission is cancelled
give way to other aircraft and continue circling
Two flying machines, one above the other, are approaching an airfield for landing, which aircraft has the right of way
the one that is higher altitude
the one that is at lower altitude
the larger altitude
An aerodrome traffic zone is defined as
The airspace in the immediate vicinity of an aerodrome extending upwards up to 1500ft
the apron/dispersal and taxiway within the terminal building
the airspace within 3000 yards of the aerodrome boundaries and extending upwards to 2000ft
When is the vertical position of an aircraft expressed as flight level
the altimeter is set on QNH
the altimeter is set on 1013.2 mb
the altimeter is set on QFE
The flight may be in accordance with VFR rules when the pilot can maintain
forward visibilityu of at least 5nm, at least 1 nm horizontally and 1000ft vertically clear of clouds
forward visibility of at least 4nm, at least 2nm horizontally and 1000ft vertically clear of clouds
forward visibility of at least 6nnm, at least 0.5nm horizontally and 1000ft vertically clear of clouds
If the weather conditions at your destination aerodrome which is situated within a control zone are IMC
You cannot request clearence to enter the control zone
You may request a special VFR clearence to enter control zone
you may enter the control zone if you can maintain forward visibility of not less than 0.5 nm
If you are flying outside controlledd airspace within KL FIR it is necessary to comply with the Quadrantal rule when
IFR 3000ft above MSL
VFR from ground level upwards
IFR or VFR 3000ft above MSL
When you fly from Ipoh (0434N 10105E) to Ulu Bernam (0344N 10110E) on the heading of 450, the correct quadrantal level is
5500
6500
7000
Two aircraft in flight at approximately the same height are converging
the aricraft whihc has the other on its right has to give way
the aircraft which has the other on its right has the right ofg way
the heavier and larger aircraft has the right of way
When you see a flashing re light from Control Tower to an aircraft flying in the circuit it means
There is an obstruction infront of you
you are prohibited from landing
make at orbit at present location and lookout for other aircarft
A horizontal white T displayed on an aeroddrome means
Land on the runway near the T
More than one direction of landing is being used
Top end of the T indicated the direction of landing
Two red balls o a mast together witht he display of double white cross means that
gliding activities are in operation
the runway is unserviceable
right hand circuit pattern is being practiced
an object may be dropped from an aircraft in flight
if its attached with a parachute
if its conducted outside controlled airspace
if written permission from DCA (CAAM) has been granted
The taxying rules for an aerodrome requires that
Aeroplanes that are landing shall be given free way by other aeroplanes and vehicles
Aeroplanes which are landing shall give way to other aeroplanes and vehicles
The relationship between aeroplanes landing and other aeroplanes and vehicles is left to the discretion of the pilots
If an acciddent involves serious injury or loss of life, the aircraft must
Not be removed or interfered with except under the authority of the DCA (CAAM)
be removed at once by the owner of its agent
be removed within 48 hours of the incident
What is the dihedral beam angle of the rear navigation white lights of an aircraft
110
140
160
What is the dihedral beam angle of the navigation red/green lights of an aircraft
110
140
160
What does it mean if a white cross is displayed at the extremity of the runway at a civil aerodrome
Special precaution to be exercised during landing
The runway is being used for gliders
The part of the runway is unsafe for use
Smoking in a private aircraft is
Permitted at all times
Permitted only whe authorized in the aircraft's certificate
Not permitted
What is the transition altitude for Kota Kinabalu airport
10000
11000
12000
When the subscale of the altimeter is set to QNH, the vertical displacement will be expressed as
flight level
altitude
height
When the pilot of an aircraft moving within the maneuvering area of an aerodrome with an air traffic control unit, he shall
Not taxi or take off without the permission of the air traffic control unit
Taxi by thee nearest route to the runway an take off but he must ensure that both approaches are clear before entering the runway
taxi by the shortest route to th runway and take off provided that he has submitted a flight plan
A control zone is defined as
A controlled airspace of defined dimensions extending upwards from 1000ft above an aerodrome up to 2000ft
a controlled airspace of defined dimension extending upwards from ground or sea level up to a specifieed height above the aerodrome
airspace within the immediate vicinity of the aerodrome
If there is failure of any of the navigation lights which are required to be ddisplayed in flight, and if the light cannot be repaired immediately or replaced, the aircraft shall
land as soon as safe to do so
intermittently switch on and off othr lights
show green pyrotechnics at intervals
If an aeroromei s privately owned, it can be used by private airplanes
anytime
when prior permission is obtained from the owner
if there is no other traffic in the vicinity
A person with a PPL may
not fly for hire or reward
fly for hire and reward if he has 80 hours PIC
fly for hire and reward if he has 100 hours PIC
Charts or maps covering the route to be flown must be carried of all pilots flying an aircraft
by day and night
when flying VFR by day
When there are no radio navigation aids available
VMC is defined as
weather conditions such that flights may be conducted in accordance with VFR
weather conditions such that flights may be conducted in accordance with SVFR
weather conditions such that flights may not be conducted in accordance with VFR
If you intend to do a XC flight the flight plan must be submitted at least
30 min before ETA
30 min before ETD
30 min after ETD
What is the standard aerdrome traffic pattern
right hand circuit
left hand circuit
bad weather circuit
What are the colours of aircraft nav lights
Starboard red, port green
Port red, starboard green
Both statrboard and port red
When must the pilot select cruising altitudes according to the quadrantal rule
flying 3000 amsl in uncontolled airspace
flying 2000 amsl
flying above FL040
