WorksheetsAirlaw, indonesian rules and regulation Quiz
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is the purpose of the Chicago Convention?
To establish military airspace
To foster the development of International Civil Aviation
To regulate international trade
To create a global airline
How many articles does the Chicago Convention consist of?
100
75
52
96
What is the right of a country to impose national law in its airspace called?
Sovereignty
Suzerainty
Jurisdiction
Territoriality
What does SARPs stand for?
Standards and Recommended Practices
Safety and Regulatory Procedures
Sovereign Airspace Regulations
Standardized Aviation Rules and Protocols
What is the main body responsible for the administration of the Chicago Convention?
United Nations
International Air Transport Association
International Civil Aviation Organization
World Trade Organization
What is the term for the transport of goods or passengers between two points in the same country by a vessel or aircraft registered in another country?
Cabotage
Cargo
Freight
Transit
Which article of the Chicago Convention requires states to notify ICAO of differences in national regulations?
Article 38
Article 12
Article 50
Article 5
What is the first point of landing for international flights required to be?
Any airport
A recognized international airport
A private airstrip
A military base
What is the main aim of the International Air Services Transit Agreement?
To create a global airline network
To establish customs regulations
To allow aircraft to fly over or land in another signatory state
To regulate air traffic control
What does the term 'high seas' refer to?
All seas within territorial waters
All seas outside of territorial seas
International airspace
National airspace
What is the role of the Air Navigation Commission?
To conduct air traffic control
To manage airline operations
To propose and finalize SARPs
To enforce aviation laws
What is the significance of the Freedoms of the Air?
They regulate the safety of air transport
They establish customs duties for international flights
They grant rights to transit airspace to scheduled flights
They define the rights of states to regulate airspace
What is the main function of ICAO's regional offices?
To maintain and encourage implementation of air navigation plans
To conduct air traffic control
To enforce international law
To manage airline finances
What is required for an aircraft engaged in international navigation?
A customs declaration
A military license
A Certificate of Registration
A commercial pilot's license
What is the purpose of the International Civil Aviation Organization?
To regulate international trade
To develop principles and techniques of international civil air navigation
To manage airline profits
To enforce national laws
According to CASR part 91, what is the standard fuel reserve requirment for IFR Flight
15 minutes
30 minutes
45 minutes
1 hour
Under CASR part 830, when must a serious incident be reported to the indonesian NTSB (KNKT)
Within 24 hours
Within 48 hours
Within 72 hours
Immediately
Under CASR part 91, what is the minimum flight visibility required for takeoff under IFR at an airport with no published departure minimums?
800 meters
1200 meters
1600 meters
3000 meters
In CASR Part 830, which event qualifies as an accident?
Engine failure without aircraft damage
Bird strike with no injuries
Loss of aircraft structural integrity causing death
Uncontrolled airspace deviation
What is the maximum altitude for an unpressurized aircraft without supplemental oxygen under CASR Part 91
10000 feet
12000 feet
14000 feet
15000 feet
Under CASR Part 91, what is the maximum speed allowed below 10000 feet MSL?
200 knots
250 knots
300 knots
No speed restriction
In an emergency, what authority does a pilot in command PIC have according to CASR Part 91?
Must always follow ATC instructions
May deviate from regulations if necessary for safety
Can refuse to follow emergency procedures
Must land at the nearest airport immediately
According to CASR Part 91, what is the maximum altitude a pilot can fly without a pressurized cabin and without supplemental oxygen ?
10000 feet
12500 feet
14000 feet
15000 feet
According to CASR Part 61, how many takeoffs and landings must a pilot complete in the last 90 days to carry passengers at night?
1
3
5
10
According to CASR Part 61, how many instrument approach procedures must a pilot perform within 6 months to maintain IFR cuurency?
3 approaches
4 approaches
5 approaches
6 approaches
According to CASR Part 1, what does “Flight Time” mean ?
The time from the first engine start to the final engine shutdown
The time from taxi-out to taxi-in
The time from when an aircraft first moves under its own power for takeoff until it stops at the end of the flight
The time spent airborne only
According to CASR part 1, what does “Pilot in Command(PIC)” mean ?
The first officer on board
The person responsible for the operation and safety of an aircraft during flight time
The air traffic controller responsible for the aircraft
The maintenance engineer of the aircraft
What is the definition of “category” in relation to aircraft to CASR part 1?
A classification of aircraft based on their use
A grouping of aircraft based on intended flight routes
A classification of aircraft based on structure and performance
A grouping of aircraft based on certification for operation
According to CASR Part 91.25, which of the following documents must be carried on each flight?
Aircraft insurance, passenger manifest, operational flight plan
Flight crew license, passenger ticket, aircraft maintenance invoice
Pilot logbook, catering checklist, aircraft maintenance logbook
Flight attendant manual, aircraft performance test report, weather radar data
According to CASR Part 61.51, which of the following information must be recorded in a pilot logbook for each flight?
Aircraft’s fuel consumption and weight balance
Flight route, temperature, and wind speed
Date, total time of flight, and type of aircraft
Passenger list and aircraft maintenance status
According to CASR Part 61.51, when can a pilot log solo flight time?
Only when flying without passengers and with an instructor on board
Only when flying alone as the sole occupant of the aircraft
When receiving dual instruction from a flight instructor
When acting as a second in command in a multi crew aircraft
When can a pilot log instrument flight time according to CASR part 61.51?
Only when the flight is conducted under IFR
When operating the aircraft solely by reference to instruments under actual or simulated conditions
Only when receiving training in a full flight simulator
When flying during night time in visual meteorological conditions (VMC)
What is the main focus of ICAO Annex 2?
Rules of the air
Search and rescue
Navigation aids
Licensing of personnel
Which ICAO Annex governs the issuance of pilot lifenses?
Annex 1
Annex 2
Annex 6
Annex 7
What is the purpose of ICAO Annex 9?
To facilitate international civil aviation by regulating entry, departure, and transit of aircraft and passengers
To provide airworthiness standards
To manage aerodrome designs
To set safety management systems
What is the primary focus of ICAO Annex 13?
Accident investigation
Air traffic management
Aerodrome operations
Environmental protection
Base on CASR Part 61, what is the minimum age required to obtain a commercial pilot license (CPL) in Indonesia?
17 years old
18 years old
21 years old
25 years old
What is validity period of class 1 medical certificate for a pilot under 40 years old according to CASR part 67?
6 months
12 months
24 months
36 months
In CASR Part 830, which event qualifies as an accident?
Engine failure without aircraft damage
Bird strike with no injuries
Loss of aircraft structural integrity causing death
Uncontrolled airspace deviation
According to CASR Part 61 how many hours of cross country flight time are required of CPL?
10 hours
20 hours
50 hours
100 hours
