CPL AIR LAW CAAP EXAM QUESTIONS ACTUAL EXAM 200 REAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
Republic Act 9497 is known as - ANSWER: Civil Aviation Regulations
When shall the operator of any aircraft (except military) notify the
authority/chairman about an accident/incident? - ANSWER: Immediately
When shall accidents/incidents be reported? - ANSWER: Within 10 days after an
accident/incident
When shall a missing aircraft be reported? - ANSWER: After 7 days of it missing
How long is Medical Class 1 valid for? - ANSWER: 12 months under 40
6 months over 40
How long is Medical Class 2 valid for? - ANSWER: 24 months under 40
12 months over 40
How long is Medical Class 3 valid for? - ANSWER: 5 years
Certification of airmen - ANSWER: Category (airplane, glider, lighter than air)
Class (single/multi engine)
Certification of aircraft - ANSWER: Category (transport, normal, utility)
Class (airplane, glider, lighter than air)
When shall a pilot have their license on hand? - ANSWER: When operating as a flight
crew member
What flight time may a pilot that is second in command log? - ANSWER: Not more
than 50%
Maximum age to be PIC engaged in international commercial air transport ? -
ANSWER: 60 years old
OR 65 years old if co-pilot is at least 60 years old
Who is qualified to apply for CPL in the PH? - ANSWER: A PH citizen, foreigner or
person who speaks english
How much flight time should a CPL student have completed? - ANSWER: 200 hours
(150 Authority approved training)
- 100 hours as PIC (70 APT)
, - 20 hours X-country (Includes 300NM where two full stop landings at two different
aerodromes were made)
- 10 hours of IR instruction time (only 5 hours of which may be ground time)
Exercising the privileges of CPL at night the pilot needs to have - ANSWER: 5 hours of
night flight time which include 5 take offs and landings
How long is a CPL license valid for? - ANSWER: 5 years
What are the privileges of a CPL holder? - ANSWER: Same as PPL(A) holder +
- Act as PIC of any airplane engaged in operations other than commercial air
transport
- Act as PIC of any airplane engaged in commercial air transport for single-pilot ops
- Act as co-pilot in commercial air transport in airplanes required to be with co-
pilot
Minimum license required to apply for CPL? - ANSWER: PPL
What license is required to operate as PIC of commercial air transport operations
that are multi-crew? - ANSWER: ATPL with category, class type rating for that
aircraft
Who is qualified for flight release? - ANSWER: Person holding ATPL and is a
qualified operator for the type of aircraft used
What are the maximum flying hours (week, month, year) in commercial flight? -
ANSWER: 32 hours in 7 consecutive days
100 hours in a calendar month
1000 hours in a calendar year
What are the maximum flying hours on an international flight? - ANSWER: 8 hours in
24 hours
Name two documents required for all aircraft operations - ANSWER: Certificate of
Aircraft Registration issued to owner
Certificate of Airworthiness
MARROWS
Who is responsible for keeping the aircraft in airworthy condition and compliance
with airworthiness directives? - ANSWER: The registered owner or operator
Under which condition may the aircraft be operated beyond 100 hour inspection? -
ANSWER: This may be exceeded not more than 10 hours while en-route to reach a
place where an inspection may be done.
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
Republic Act 9497 is known as - ANSWER: Civil Aviation Regulations
When shall the operator of any aircraft (except military) notify the
authority/chairman about an accident/incident? - ANSWER: Immediately
When shall accidents/incidents be reported? - ANSWER: Within 10 days after an
accident/incident
When shall a missing aircraft be reported? - ANSWER: After 7 days of it missing
How long is Medical Class 1 valid for? - ANSWER: 12 months under 40
6 months over 40
How long is Medical Class 2 valid for? - ANSWER: 24 months under 40
12 months over 40
How long is Medical Class 3 valid for? - ANSWER: 5 years
Certification of airmen - ANSWER: Category (airplane, glider, lighter than air)
Class (single/multi engine)
Certification of aircraft - ANSWER: Category (transport, normal, utility)
Class (airplane, glider, lighter than air)
When shall a pilot have their license on hand? - ANSWER: When operating as a flight
crew member
What flight time may a pilot that is second in command log? - ANSWER: Not more
than 50%
Maximum age to be PIC engaged in international commercial air transport ? -
ANSWER: 60 years old
OR 65 years old if co-pilot is at least 60 years old
Who is qualified to apply for CPL in the PH? - ANSWER: A PH citizen, foreigner or
person who speaks english
How much flight time should a CPL student have completed? - ANSWER: 200 hours
(150 Authority approved training)
- 100 hours as PIC (70 APT)
, - 20 hours X-country (Includes 300NM where two full stop landings at two different
aerodromes were made)
- 10 hours of IR instruction time (only 5 hours of which may be ground time)
Exercising the privileges of CPL at night the pilot needs to have - ANSWER: 5 hours of
night flight time which include 5 take offs and landings
How long is a CPL license valid for? - ANSWER: 5 years
What are the privileges of a CPL holder? - ANSWER: Same as PPL(A) holder +
- Act as PIC of any airplane engaged in operations other than commercial air
transport
- Act as PIC of any airplane engaged in commercial air transport for single-pilot ops
- Act as co-pilot in commercial air transport in airplanes required to be with co-
pilot
Minimum license required to apply for CPL? - ANSWER: PPL
What license is required to operate as PIC of commercial air transport operations
that are multi-crew? - ANSWER: ATPL with category, class type rating for that
aircraft
Who is qualified for flight release? - ANSWER: Person holding ATPL and is a
qualified operator for the type of aircraft used
What are the maximum flying hours (week, month, year) in commercial flight? -
ANSWER: 32 hours in 7 consecutive days
100 hours in a calendar month
1000 hours in a calendar year
What are the maximum flying hours on an international flight? - ANSWER: 8 hours in
24 hours
Name two documents required for all aircraft operations - ANSWER: Certificate of
Aircraft Registration issued to owner
Certificate of Airworthiness
MARROWS
Who is responsible for keeping the aircraft in airworthy condition and compliance
with airworthiness directives? - ANSWER: The registered owner or operator
Under which condition may the aircraft be operated beyond 100 hour inspection? -
ANSWER: This may be exceeded not more than 10 hours while en-route to reach a
place where an inspection may be done.
