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CPL--- IRREGULATIONS --- QUESTION

BANK

Displaced threshold lightsare.

..-

A] Whi.te/ Green ~ n G r e e r i

c

Green/ White

of shorternature iscontained in

l ~ P

bl..AIC c] Operationsmanual

~ . -

\

accident is notified toOGCA

a] If ac All Up

Weight

ismore

than

5700 Kgs .

bJ If aciscarryingpassengers.

l acaccidentsmust bereported toDGCA.

dl

Only if

acaccident

occurs

in the air.

intending to fly in formation

a] Can flyonl}'under IFRHightplan

bJ

Can

flyonlyafter

OCCA

permission

~ ~ a n

flywithprior

arrangement

with ATC.

dl

Can

flyonlyinuncontrolleo

airspace

.

redballshoistedon

a

mast nearthe signal areameans

a]

Aerodrome isclosed

due

tobad weather

. .

b]

Aerodromecloseddue

to

extreme danger.

c] All

ac toland

and

return to

Apron

.

. l i d e r flyingisinprogress.

of

uncontrolled

aerodrome means

a] Aerodrome

under enemy

attack,allaircraft

are

to divert.

bj AJI ac tolandimmediately due to

bad

weather.

$g"Iider flyingin

progress

over

aerodrome

ac()J1 which NavigationLightshave

not

beenfitted.

~ t C a n not fly at

nightb]

Cannotfly

at

all

cl

Cannol fly

without

DGCApermission.

twoacare

on

converging orcrossing tracksand

there

is

ariskof collision

aJ Asmall aclikeChipmunk

or

Cessna willgiveway tobiggerac. likeBoeing.

,blPo1Neredacwill

give

way

to

Gliders.

~ c l f

both acarepowered, theac which hasother ac

on its

rightgives way to that a

c..

~ o t

'b' 'c'arecorrect.

white

dum.bbelldisplayed

in

signalarea

means

a1 Aerodrome closedpermanently .

~ l l toland,takeoff

on

runway and taxi

on

taxi-tracksonly.

cJ

Aircrafttolandon runway butmay taxiongrass.

:

•...

.

.

dumbbell

withblackbarsmarked

perpendicular

to

shaft on

circularportion

of

means

that

. .

y;tS\ircraft toland

on

runway only

but

mayuse

areas

olher thanrunway or taxitrackfor

othermanoeuvrese.g. taxiingetc.

b]

Aircraftm.ay land

on

rumvay or taxitrack.

cjRunway

is

closedforrepairs

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22. Anac

in

distress

al TransmitsPAN

PAN [3

times

on

R/TJ

~ r n s m i t s

May

Day

[3

times

on

RjT].

c] Switcheson and off landinglights.

23. PetroleuminBulk'means storagecapacityofreceptacleis

a] Morethan900gallons b] More than 1900 liters

~ o r e

than900liters. d] More

than

900.

Lbs

24. Routeson whichFlight Navigatoristobe ~ d isspecified

in

~ 0 A

b] Maintenance

Manual ..e1RouteGuide dJ OperationsManual

1\

25.

Routestobef o ~ ~ d by InternationalFlightsover Indiaaredecided by

a]

ICA0

~

CA c] PilotinCommand

26. Decisionheightforan Instrument Approach Procedure is

determined

by

~ C

b]

Pilot

in

Command

c} The Operator d] The

Manufacturers

,--,.

27. An acflyingoverhigh seasshallfollowRulesof the Airlaid

down

by

a] Rulesofthe

state

from

where

achas

departed.

b] u l ~ ofthestate of itsdestination aerodrome.

~ .

d]DGCA

.

28.ARescueCo-or:dinationCentre

is placed

under? the chargeof

a]StateIGpolice.

~ f t r o l l e r ofAerodromes.

c] LocalIAFcommander.

29. TheMetconditionsforan aerodromeare consideredbelow minimum whencloud amount is

a] Morethan6/8 in

any

layerbelow specifiedheight.

b]Morethan2/8 in any layer

below

specified

height

~ o r e

than4/8 in any layer

below

specifiedheight

30.When Metminimahas not beenfiledwith DGCAthe followingminima \villapply

\ or akeoff

ceiling 90

metersVisibility2.7KIllS .

."1J]

Fortakeoffceiling 110metersVisibility2.7

Kms

cJ Fortakeoff

ceiling

90metersVisibility4.7

Kms

31. f MetMinimaforaparticular aerodrome isQBB 400feetVis 2Kms. Theconditions

will

be

consideredbelowMinima if

a] Cloud baseis3/8 at 300feetVis2Kms

~ o u d b a s e is5/8 at 300feetVis5Kms

c] Cloudbaseis 5/8 at 500 feetVis2.5Kms

d]

Cloud

baseis

4/8

at

400 feetVis2Kms

32. A VFRflightshallnot take-offor land at

an aerod

romeunless

aL9-roundvisibilityislessthan5Kms

and

ceilinglessthan300Meters[

lkOO

Jfeet

~ r o u n Vis ismore than5Kms[3NmsJ

and

ceilingmore

than

1500feet.

c]

Ground Vis

ismore than8Kmsand ceilingmore than1500feet.

33. VFR flightsoutside

controlled

airspaceabove 3,000feelamsland

below

FL 100can beconducted

providedflightvisibilityismorethan .

. itSKms b] 5nms c] 8

nms

4.

Withregardtoanac

engaged

inaerobaticsitsheight

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:..a] Sho9 1d not be below 6,000

feet

agl when flying over or

within

2 kms of an aerodromeARP.

bl%ould no be below 6,000 feet agl when flying over or within 2 Nms from aerodrome perimeter.

\ t] Not

below 2,000 feet

when flying at

a place more than 2 Nms from the

nearest

point

of

perimeter of

~ ~ r o ~ .

~ o t h 'b' and 'c' are correct.

35. The minimum safe distance for personnel crqssing behind running jet

engine

exhaust is

. a] 2 Nrns

b]

200 meters ~ feet .

36. Aircraft departing India

on

International

route

must

a] Dwart from only ~ m i i ,Calcutta, Chennai or New Delhi

~ e p r t from a

Custom

Notified Airport .

c] Depart from Calcutta for Eastbound flights

and

Mumbai for

Westbound

flights.

37. UTC m.>-


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25

, 'aJ A J.9wer

400

feet 6 Nms

from

runway.

~ y . k A h i l l 5 9 7 0

feet within 6

Kms of

track.

c]

A hill

8800

feet 12 Kms off track.

. Prevention of collision between two

IFR

ac

is

responsibility of--

a]

Flight Information Service.

" bJ·Pitot in Command only.

C] Air Traffic

Control

service. f'

d] 'Traffic Police' for ac

on the ground

and

for ac in the air ' Control

Tower.'

While passing

through Transition

layer a c vertical position is reported

as

aj

Height

on QNH

setting

while

climbing

and

as Level

on 1013.2

Mbs

while

descending.

b] Level on

1013.2

Mbs during both climb

and

descent stages.

clAs

Level

on 1013.2

Mbs

while

climbing

and

as

altitude

on QNH during

descent.

has

flown 65 Ius as Co-Pila t can fly --------- hrs

as

PIC in remaining period of

30

e days

a] 60

hrs '. 3J13 hrs

c] 35 his

A typical holding pattern is

called

.

a]

Circular

Pattern b]

Race-Horse Patternc]

~ a c e C o u r s e

Pattern

A crew member can operate

RjT

if he has

a]

1.00

hrs dual flight experience

Y F R T 0 license c]

Cleared

C P L Navigation paper

\

A Private a c can

land at

a

Private

aerodrome for the

purpose

of joy

r i d ~ s

~ W i t h o u t restriction

b1

With Central Covt.

permission c]

With

DCCA

permission

Any suitable place can be used

~ ~ F o r

unrestricted

landings

by a private a c.

b] For giving joy rides to

public

cJ For one landing and take-off for a specific purpose

An

a c will be

regarded

as

infectea

with yellow Fever

a] ac has flown over a place with Yellow Fever epidemic

LM1f

it has

landed at

a place

sihlated

in Yellow Fever affected area before its arrival

in

India

c] Only if one of the POB

suffers

from yellow fever.

a person

on board

an a c falls

sick

the Pilot will send'health report on R/T to its destination

, ~ hours before

ETA b]

24 hours before ETA

c]

Half

an hour

before ETA.

Except at designatedj>0ints if an ATS route has to be crossed it should be done at

a1

45

deg

\Pf9 deg

c1

Parallel to track .

As per ICAO a "sk'1ndard practice" means all contracting

states

will

,

a J \ ~ l d e a v o u r

to conform with the specification.

~ o n f o r m

with

the specification

c]

Change the specification

as

per local requirements.

As

per

lCAO "Recommended pnKtice" means

that

contracting slate

will

a] Definitely conform to laid down specification

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mob

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.

~ n d e a v e u r te cenferm

te

laid

dewn specificatien

i3.1 Recemmend

te

ICAOtechange thespecificatien.

58.

Te

aveid wake

turbulence

minimum timeseparatien required

fer

take-off.of light or

medium

ac

behindheavyac.or lightac behind

medium

ac is

a]1Min.

bJ}r1Y1in. c]

30Min. d}3.mins .

'\..../

59..Jv1inimumtime

separatien

duriIlg

landing

te

aveid

waketurbulence

is.

~ _ ~ d i u m

acbehind

heavy

ac two

mins and

lightacbehind

medium

.or

heavyac3mins

~ l _ g h t

acbehind

medium

ac2mins

behind

heavyac3mins.

C] Medium

behind

heavy ac 3

mins

light

behind

heavy

ac

3

mins

60.

ThePilot

on

an

IFR

flightmustinferm ATC ifdifferencebetweenflight

plan and

actualT

AS

is

plus

.or minus

a]

20

b]10%

61.

Flight

.of

a

cover Mathura

refineryis

a] Allowed

bJ

Restricted

62. Flight.of acnear

Malabar

Hillsisprohibited

within

aradiusof


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.70 A

Pilot

can act

as PIC of a Public

Transport

Aircraft

on

a particular

route

provided

he

has flown

at

least

aM 6 Route Flights on that rou te

as

co-Pilot or as prc without passengers

on

that

route; out

of which

5

should

be

atnight.·;

b]

200 hours

solo on

that aircraft.

c]

Both 'a'

and 'b'

are correct.

71. An ac

on

track 030[M]

crosses

a reporting point

at

FL 320

at 0412. another

ac on track 100[MJ at same

FL can not cross the same point earlier than .

AJ 0422 b]

0402clJ427

d] 0432

72. Maximum age limit for

flying

by a PPL holder is

a] 58 years

~ - N ; : ;

age limit if medically fit c} 60 years

73. Which aircraft has the right-of-way over all other air traffic?

aircraft in distress.

B.

A balloon. C. An aircraft

on

final

approach to

land.

74. Airport information

signs

are.

A}

In green

colour on

white

background

\..b]·ln\vhite colour on black background.

C] In yellow colour

on

black background d] In black colour on yellow background

.

.7'5.

In which type of airspace

are

VFR flights prohibited?

A·

Class C. B. Class B.

A. C.

1,500 feet.

76. A slightly

high

glide

slope

indication

from

a precision approach

path

indicator is

A. Two near

white

lights and

two

far red lights. B. Four white lights.

near white

lights

and one

far

red

light. '

77. The

numbers

09 and 27

painted on

a

runway

indicate that the

runway

is oriented approximately

A. 009

0

and

027

0

true. (Y090° and 270

0

magnetic.

c. 090

and

270

0

troe.

78. Under what coqdition, if any, may pilots fly through a restr'icted area?

_

hen

flying

on

airways

with

n

ATC

clearance number

nd

ADC.

B.

Regulations

do

qot allow this.

C.

With the controlling agency's authorization.

';9. An airplane

and an

airship

are

converging.

f

the

airship

is left of the airplane's position, which

aircraft has the right-of-way?

A The airplane.

B.

Each pilot

should

alter course to

the

right.

'he airship.

111

80.

What action

should

the pilots of a glider

and an

airplane take if

on

a head-on collision course?

~ t

pilots

should

give

way

and

turn to

right.

i B.

The glider pilot should give

way

to the right. ,

C. The airplane pilot should

give

way. and turn to left.

lSI.

When two

or more

aircraft

are approaching

an airport for the purpose

of

landing,

the

right-of-way

belongs to the aircraft '

i

A.

That

is the least maneuverable. ,

; ~ ~ , A t

the lower altitude, but it shall not take

advantage

of this rule to

cut

in front of or to overtake

ifanother ac.

That

has the

other

to its right.

. ~ 8 2 .

Unless othen-vise authorized, what

is

the maximum

indicated

speed

at which

a perso'n

may

operate

hn

aircr,lft below 10,000 feet AMSL?

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A] 200 k

lAS.

B] 288 k T S ~ 9 2 5 0 k lAS. D] 250 K ground speed.'

83. Which

is

true regarding flight operations in Class A airspace?

A. Aircraft must be

equipped

with

approved

distance measuring equipment (DME).

\ J 3 ~ A h c r a f t must be equipped with

an

ATC transponder and altitude reporting equipment.

C. May conduct operations under visual flight rules.

84. Pilots are not authorized to land an aircraft from an instrument approach unless the

A

flight visibility is at, or exceeds the visibility prescribed in the approach procedure being used.

0'Vflight

visibility

and

ceiling

are at,

or

exceeds

the

minimums prescribed

in'the

approach being used.

C. visual approach slope indicator and

runway

references are distinctly visible to the pilot.

85. An

ATe

clearance provides

A.

Adequate

separation

from

aU

traffic.

B.

Priority over all other traffic

~ t h O r i z a t i o n to proceed under specified traffic conditions in controlled airspace.

86. Changes in domestic routes will be notified in.

~ P

bJ CAR c]

AlC

d] Aircraft

manual

87. With respect to the certification of aircraft, which is

a

category of aircraft?

A

Landplane, seaplane.

~ o r m a l

utility, acrobatic.

88. With respect to the certification of aircraft,

which

is a class of aircraft?

~ p l a n e rotorcraft, glider, balloon. B Normal, utility, acrobatic, limited.

C. Transport, resh-jcted, provisionaL

89. A pilot flying a single-engine airplane observes a multiengine airplane approaching from the

left.

Which pilot should give way?

pilot of the multiengine airplane should give way; the single-engine airplane is to its right.

S. The pilot of the single-engine airplane should give way; the other airplane is to the left.

C. Each pilot

should

alter course to the right.

90. Airplane A

is

overtaking

airplane

B

Which airplane has the right-of-way?

A Airplane

B;

the pilot should

expect

to be

passed

on the left.

J,..Airplane B; the pilot should expect to be passed on the right.

C. Airplane A; the pilot should

l

ter course to the right to pass.

91.

An ac

on

dry lease from Indian airlines to IAF will be flown

under

category

A] Civil bJ Private ~ i t a r y .

92. Flight data recorder data preserved for

A] 2 years

?.1·25 Ius c]

4hrs

93. C'{.R [cockpit voice recorder 1data

is

preserved for

~ . . . >

mins

b]30

hrs

b]

24

hrs

94. During Test Flight passengers_

A] Can be carried b] C m be carried without remuneration

g,c..-annot be carried

95. End of runway is marked by.

A] Green lights bJ White lights

\ cJ.Red lights

96. Track separation is.

A]

vertical

separation

~ J I ~ t e r a l

separation c] longitudinal separation.

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is

permitted to take off

not

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1111 electrical switches should be on while fueling.

112J

For

dropping

separate

sheets

of paper from aircraft permission may be given by

(a)

OCCA

,819istt .

Magistrate/Commissioner of Police (c) Central

Covt.

113}

Professional pilot may fly upto age of a] 60 bl58 c161yrs ~ W i t h conditions

114J Certificate of registration of aircraft is granted by

. , ' .

(a)

Aerodrome officer

(b)

OCCA

~ e h t r a l Covt

1151 Register

of

aircraft registered in India is maintained by

(a)

Cent

Govt.

~ G C A

(c)

A A I

116] The validity of medical fitness certificate for PPL/CPL holders is reduced to half after the age of

A] 50

yrs.

# c}25

117] Fresh medical examination is required if a pilot has been

sick

for a

period

of more

than

~ _ d a y s ,b]25 cJ30

118]

A pilot may

fly

max. of hrs in 30 consecutive days and

%

of flying done as a copilot

is considered for this purpose. The exemption may be granted under specia,l circumstances,by --------

Ans aJ 100/50/CFI

~ 2 5 / 8 0 / 0 G C A

cJ

150/50/central govt

119] Operations manual is approved by ~ G C A

b] Cent.Govt c]Operator

120] If an aircraft registered outside India suffers major

damage in

India

(a)

It can fly out on its own ~ G may prohibit the aircraft from flying

[c]

High court permission

is

required to prevent ac from flying

out.

121] Central Govt. may take action

to

extinguish any false light within

of

an Aerodrome.

aJ 5NM

,¥ s km

c]10 km '

122] Propeller log book is maintained

for

a]

AU

a c engines

b

Turbojet engines

~ i ; c r a f t engines

with variable pitch propellers.

123] Engine log book is preserved for

[IJ

5 yrs

[iiJ

2yrs [iii}3yrs and maintained

as

(A)

One log book for

each a/

c

(B)

one log

~ o o

For each

engine

e p a t a h ~ l y

Ans=

a]

ijB

b]

iii IB

c] iii

A ~ B

124] An aircrp,ft which has

met with

an accident on a

runway

~ n be

removed

immediately (b) Removed only after DCCA permission::>

(c)

Removed only after Cent. Govt. permission '

125] The written accident/ incidentl.air miss report must be submitted within

a] 7

days/24

hrs/30 days ~ r s / 4 8

hrs/7days

c] 24 hrs/48hrsj72hrs

126] A prisoner can

be

carried

on

board an

a/

c when permitted

by

~ C A (b) District Magistrate (c) Director

of

Prisons d] The prisoner

126] A prisoner

can be

carried

on

board an a /c when

permitted

by

~ C A b ) District Magistrate (c) Director

o f

Prisons dJ The prisoner

127] Routes prefixed Ware routes a1Regionai

b ] i n t e r n ) l i O n a l ~ s t i c

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128J COA may be suspended

when

(a) A/c suffers major damage/defect (b) Does not

conform

to O p e r a t i ~ n f maintenance schedule

(c) Un authorised modifications are carried out . All are correct

129} f an aircraft has communication failure under IMe it will

[a) Land at nearest aerodrome

~ C o n t i n u e as

per

flight plan maintain ETAs and land

at destination

[c}

return to

departure

aerodrome.

130J Urgency signal message onR/T starts with _

aJ

May Day 3 times

~ a n Pan

3times cJ Hello Hello 3 times

131] Incubation period for yellow fever

/Relapsing

fever is d a y s ~ 8

b]

8/8 c]6 6

132]

The

minimum

age

to apply for a CPL is and for renewal % of co-pilot hrs are

counted towards

PLC

requirement.

a} 18 and 80%

~ 1 8

and 50%

17 and 50%

133] Minimum

fIt.

Altitude in IFR

is

calculated for fIying over hilly terrain by

adding

_ feet to highest

obstacle within -------- - either

side of

the track.

[a] 500ft/8nms

bll000ft/8kms

~ O O O ft

and

8km

134] Journey log book is carried by a private a c

a] Only for international flights

all flights except when fIying in local fIying area not involving a landing at another place

cJ Not required to be carried in aircraft since it

is

a private a c.

135} For grant of CPL a pilot must

have

hrs.

of

night flying out of which

take off

and landings

must

be within last .

~ h r s / 1 0 / 6 M o n t h s b115hrs/l0/l year.

C]

10hrs/l0/6 months

136] Dead body of a person died of Cholera as

per Indian health rules

1954:

(a) cannot be

brought

to India

be brought

if

enclosed in Zinc foil

and

properly sealed in a teakwood coffin.

[c)

can

be brought

to

India if passengers have

no

objection

131] The minimum fuel to be carried by a propeller driver a/ c

when

diversion is available is calculated

. by

(a) Flight plan fuel 2 hrs. fuel ~ i g h t

plan

fuel 45 mnts. fuel diversion fuel

(c) Flight plan fuel 30 mnts. holding 15% reserve.

1381

If a jet aircraft exhaust is within M fueling operation

must

cease. a] 15 b]3 0 tf 43

139] Cabot age traffic means

~ A

state can prohibit a foreign carrier from permission to carry passengers and load for

remuneration to another destination within the same country.

(b) A state

can

deny permission to a foreign carrier to

land in

its territory

c) Both a and b

are correct

140] Starboard navigation light should be visible

(a) 110° either side of longitudinal axis

~ t r a i g h t

ahead to 11 ° starboard

(c) Straight ahead

to

110° port.

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1.411 When both

a/

c

are

on

VOR

and

vertical separation is not provided the lateral separation required

i s _deg

at

NM .

aJ30/30 bJ30/45 ~ ~ 5 1 5

142] {CAO annex H deals with

(a) Telecommunications

~ u s of

the air (c) Air worthiness of a/c

1431

An airport

is

(a)

Entry/exit

aerodrome notified for

the

purpose

of

international flights/custom aerodromes.

b)

A govt. aerodrome

v f

An

area of defined dimensions consisting of landing area

and

the other buildings pertaining to

operation

of

aircraft

144]

a pilot who has been involved in

an

air accident he

(a) Cannot

fly

for

15 days

~ fly only

with the

permission of DGCA

c) Cannot fly till

inquiry proceedings

are

completed

1451 Flight Steward(€Ss) is carried when

A/c seating capacity exceeds 10 (b) All

a/

c leaving local flying area

c)

A/

c seating capacity exceeds 50

146LA flight plan

is

filed

J1'For cross country flights only {b) For aU nights

(c)and Maybe

be

passed

on

telephone for Local Area Fits (d) Both

'b' and

'c' are correct

147J

Slaughtering Qf

animals

and depositing rubbish is prohibited within Km of an aerodrome.

A]5 )110 c]15) .

148] Pilot flying for qualification of a license can fly

(a) Within

10

NM of aerodrome only

JerWith another qualified pilot in an a/ c fitted with dual controls

c)

Any

a/

c

below

5700

Kgs

all

up

weight

149] At night if you see

another

a/

c Nav Lights as Red lights on right and green on left

(a) There is no chance of collision There is chance of colLision

150j.Aeronautical beacon light colour is

a] Red bJ Alternative

Red/Green

~ e r n a t i v e White/Green

.151]

An

a c which has obtained ADC / FIC for

entire

route including halts

at

intefmediate aerodromes

The

validity of its ADC /FIC number is for .

al ETD + 30 minutes from departure aerodrome and also for ErD + 30 minute for take-off from

intermediate aerodromes.

HC

number for uncontrolled flights expi res in

60

mins .

\\J*ETD + or -- 30 minutes from departure aerodrome or enroute halts

c]ETD + 30 min from departure aerodrome andETD +60 minutes from enroute halt.

[a]

152] . Three pairs of touchdown zone markings indicate that LDA or threshold to threshold distance is

A] Less than 900 meters 4 t 2 Meters upto but not

indudinz

1500 Meters. .

C] more than 2100 meters

153]. Which of the following is / are correct in respect of Instrument Rating

a] The flying test Illay be carried

out

on simulator with

0

G C A permission

b] Flying test

has

to be carried out on the specific type j a c

cJ

The rating is valid

for

2 years

:

.

.$ 'fhe

rating

is

valid for 12 months

.e] Both 'a' and

'd'

are

correct

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154]

Eight threshotd stripes indicate that runway width is

A] 23 meters ~ meters c]45 meters

ISS]. Anti collision lights

are

a must for

/ , rAl l

ac b] Transport ac

c] A c with AU

Wabove

5700 Kgs

> I

156]. Provisions regarding demolition of obstructions

and

cutting of trees were made in

a]

1934

~ 9

c]1954 e]1937

157]. Notam class A is issued for validity of

a] Less than

24

hrs

~ o r

than 2 hrs c] Less than 2 hrs

158]. Change of ETA is reported to

ATe

if the change is more than

a] 30

min

J* 3 min c] 5 min

159]. Marshaling signal of

arm

anq

hand

level

at

shoulder hand across throat means

a] Start Engines #Ut Motors cJ Taxy out

1601.

Flight Engineer is

carried

on board "Yhen

A] Stated in Route Guide. SJ Desired by Pilot.

rec i f i ed

inCOA._

. .

161]. Flight plan when going from one aerodrome to another is required for.

a]

Scheduled flights

prAll

ac c] Private a c

162J

V F R

flights are not permitted

lir1\bove F L ISO or more than 100 N M seaward

;bj Below F L 150

c]

B e ~ o w 1000

ft

above highest obstruction within 2060

ft

of a c over a t o w ~

~ t h (a) (c) are correct . .

163]

Minimum Flight Levels to be flown on each route for scheduled flights are published in

~ p e r a t i o n s manual approved by D G C A

b] Operations manual approved by Operator

c] Aircraft manual approved by D G CA

route Guides approved

by

DGCA.

164]. The International Air Service Transit Agreement dea ls with

~ n d i n g for Non Traf fic purpose bJLanding for traffic purpose

c] Landing

for

refuel ing only .

165J For the purpose of Flight Tests the

word

Night

means

a period of

a]

Sunset

to sunrise

b] Half an hour before sunset to half an hour after sunrise

~ ] A f a l f an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunrise

/

166]. Aircrew log books

are

preserved after last entry for

# years b] 2 years c]1 year

167J. Instructions for computation of minimum fuel

and

oil to be carried

on

board are given in

a]

Aircraft manual W{oute Guide ,cJ Operations maI1Ual

168). An aerodrome has Runways 09/27

&14/32.

If surface wind is 265/15 you will land on.

. ~ ~ W

27 b]

R/W

09 c]

R W 32

dl

R/W

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169]. When an a c switches on and off its Landing lights it indicates

that

the ac

jl'rHas a problem along with R/T failure \ hich

compels

it to

land.on

priority but does not

require any assistance.

b] The a c engines have failed

c

The ac

wishes

to

proceed

to alternate aerodrome

170].

The

min /

max

thickness

of

transition

layer

is

a1500feet to 1499 feet b] 500 to 1500 feet ~ 1 to 1499 feet

1711

An ac in the air observes

at

an interval

of

10 seconds red

and

green projectiles being fired from

ground. t means

a] The ac must force-land at nearest prepared surface

b It.is Diwali time

;*ifhe

a c is over Danger/Prohibited/Restricted

area

and must

turn away

from the same

1721.An a c stil l climbing to its

cruising

level

while

in tTansition layer will report vertical position

a] As Height ~ s level

c1

As Altitude .

1731.

An

a c registered in India

under

Category

B

a} Cah

be used as public

transport

ac

.J*Cannot

be used as Public transport

or

Aerial:Works ac

c}

caanbt

be flown in Inaia

174]. The Registration certificate

of an

a c destroyed or

withdrawn

from use

a1

Lapses on the date

of

{tpplication

~ s s

on the date it is withdrawn from use/ '

~ h a l l not lapse until cancelled by D G C IV"

175]. Aerodromes license is granted by [i] OGCA ii] Cent

Govt

iii} AAI] for

A] public

use

or for

private

use

B]

govt use or

for

public use

q

Govt use

or

for private use

Ans ~ A bJj,ifA c] iii/ B

~

; '

176]. That part at the beginning

of

runway available for landing is called

~ r e s h o l d b] TORA

c]

L D A

177.

The

right

of

a

state

to refuse permission to a carrier of

another

state to

carry

mail

cargo or

passengers from one aerodrome to another within its ter ritory is

granted

under article of

a] Gene:,a convention i'f'Chicago convention

c

Montreal convention

1781. A British citizen on board

an ac

registered in India but

flying

over

New

-york is

A'Subject

to provi?ions

of

Aircraft Act 1934

and

Rules

1937

b Not subject to above

c

Not subject to any law

179] Taxhvay edge lights or of____ colour

%Blue

b] green c]red

180}. A Pilot will

report

air miss to A T C if he observes

.

a1

An a c in emergency

b]

An

a c approaching from reciprocal direction

o

a c

in

very close proximity of his a c .

181].

Aircrew are

bdfred from consuming alcohol Hrs before flight

A]8

b] 4

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182]

Length of runway center line andspacing beh,veen each line is

A] 30M/30M

B)

20M/20M ~ O M 2 0 M D)20M/30M

183. An a c overdue by more than 30

minwil!

be

in

emergency

phase

of

,

a]

Alert phase

J*'dncertainty

phase

c]

Distress phase

1841. EATis

a1

Time at which a c

is

expected to land

and

is given by Tower

~ i m e at

which

ana

c after delay

if

any is expected to leave holding pointto complete

its

approach for

landing

and

is givenby Approach

control

c] Estimated Arrival Time

and

given by area.

185}. In I M C the control ofdeparting a c is handedover by the

tower

to App

Cont

a} When a c leaves vicinity of aerodrome

>YBefore take ff or immediately after take offas per [ocal procedures

c Only after takeoff

at

1000 feet agl

186]. T M A is

a]

Terminal Maintenance Area where a c

are

parked

for

routine

maintenance

...ltTerminalControlArea at .the confluence of A TSroutes in the vicinity ofone or more major

aerodromes

c Area control from ground level to a specified height

187]. A Public transport ac flying more than 20 nm a way from coastwill carry

.PfLifejackets for every person onboard

b] Life jackets for only aircrew

c Sufficient numberof life jackets provided total.A U W

of the

a c

is not

exceeded

188]:Unless authorized flights are

not

permitted

within---

NMs of International Border.

A]

15 Krns

)*'15

NMs c] 10

NMs

189]. Route Navigation

and

transit chargesfor a c over-flying are levied on the basis of

.

a

Flight time J } ~ M a x

All

Up Weight of a

c.

c] Number

of

passengers

.

'"

190]. Which of the following inrespect

of

renewal of

an

alrcrew license are correct ,

a1

A license expired for a period

of2

years butnot exceeding 3years

can

be renewed by passing

tests of skill andAir Regulations test

bl A license expired for more

than

3 years

can

be renewed bypassing all tests prescribed

for the license

c1 A license expired for more than4years

can

not

be renewed

~ a b

above

are correct

1911.

I CAO annex dealing

with

Personailicensing is

AJ Annex 10

bl

Annex 2 Annex 1

192]. Transition altitude is calculated

by

.

~ i n 1000 feet to highest obstacle within25 Nms or 1500feet above aerodrome

elevation or 4,000 feet whichever is greater.

b1Adding 1500 feet to highest obstacle

in

control zone

c] Adding 1000 feet to Highest obstacle within 25

Nm

of aerodrome.

1931 . Mathura Refinery is ---a} Danger Area bI Restricted Area prProhibitedArea

.. 1941 Met Minima's are

approvedby

alOperator GCA

clAM

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. Medical x a ~ n a t i o n of a 28yrs old ATPL holder is held every ------ months

A]

12 X6 c] 24 .

196 A CPL holder can fly as pic of an ac with AUW upto

and

below

A]

1500

kgs only ".>rs700 kgs ' c]

No

restriction

197. Cabin

crew

are carried in ac on the basis of.

A] VIPs on board .JW'Aircraft seating capacity. C] Passengers on board

198. Navigator is carried on a


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210

First VFR take off

is

permitted from only day operations aerodromes at ----- mins before

sunrise. A{20

bl

6

c]

30

211.

an aircraft may report long finals for direct landing when it is --- 11111S from touch down

A] 4

bI'S

clIO

212. Length

of

runway center line and spacing between

each

line is

A]

30m/30m

b]

20m/20m

Rf"30m/20m

d]20m/30m

213. Deviations if any from recommended practices are given in.

A] Aircraft act 1934 b] Aircraft rules

937

AlP .

214. Amendments to Rules 1937 are publ ished as

A] Notams ..,.,b[C:AR[ civil

aviation

requirements]

cJ

aircraft manual

215. Colour of black box is.

A]

Black

b] White

~ r n g e

d] Green

216. On an instrument approach where a DH or MDA

is

applicable, the pilot

may

not operate below, or

continue the

approach

unless

the

A

Aircraft is continuously in a position from which a descent to a no::mallanding, on the intended

runway, can be made.

$Approach

and runway

lights

are

distinctly visible. to the pilot.

e. Flight visibility and ceiling are at, or above, the published minimums for that approach.

217. During a night flight, you observe a steady red light and a flashing red'light ahead and at the same

altitude. What is the general direction of movement of the

other

aircraft?

A. The other aircraft is approaching head-on.

B The other aircraft is crossing to the right.

"..e:the other aircraft

is

crossing to the left.

218. During a

night

flight, you observe

steady

red and green lights ahead

and at

the

same

altitude. What

is the general direction of movement of the other aircraft? '

A

The other aircraft is crossing to the left.

\v.'fhe other aircraft is approaching head-on.

e.

The other aircraft is flying away from you.

219. When

departure

or destination aerodrome has not been allotted ICAO designator; in Flight Plan

form appropriate column enter.

Al / / / / b] XXXX pt d] Nil

220.Prior to takeoff, the altimeter should be set to which altitude

or

altimeter setting?

A The corrected pressure altitude for the departure airport.

,)3rThe

current local

QNH,

if

available, or

the

departure

airport

elevation.

e. The corrected density altitude of the

departure

airport.

221. Cabin crew posit ion at take-off time is.

AJ Near cockpit .,Pf1n crew cabin

q Any passenger seat. OJ At floor level near exits.

222. An ac at F 390 crosses a check point at 0210

and

wishes to descend to 810. Reciprocal traffic at F330

is expected to cross over the same point at 0300. Both ac have

same

speed. By what latest time should ac

descend

to

F310.

AJ 0215 b]0220 c] 0225 d]0250

Wg Cdr,

S.

K Buti

[Retd]

mob -9711133034, 25291846

Buti - Regs QB

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