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HFL1501 PACK ASSIGNMENT 6 2024 | DUE 26 OCTOBER 2025
QUESTIONS AND ANSWER PACKAGES - DISTINCTION
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Notification of Accidents?
ans:> Shall as soon as possible notify
- The director
- an ATSU
- nearest police station
What is cloud ceiling?
ans:> The height above the surface of the base of the lowest cloud
below 20,000 feet
What is CTA?
ans:> - Control area
- Means a controlled airspace with specific altitudes and rules for that
aerospace.
- Published in AIP
What is CTR?
ans:> - Control zone
- Means an airspace of defined dimensions within which air traffic
service is provided
- Current Flight Plan
Who is considered an infant?
ans:> A child that has not reached their second birthday
What is MCM?
,ans:> Maximum certified mass is the maximum permissible mass shown
in the flight manual.
What is Manoeuvring area?
ans:> Means the part of an aerodrome to be used for take off and
landing of an aircraft.
What is PIC
ans:> Pilot in command means the pilot responsible for the operation
and safety of the aircraft
What are some examples of a category ratings?
ans:> - aeroplane
- Helicopter
What are some examples of class ratings?
ans:> - Single-engine piston aeroplanes(land)
- Touring gliders
- Single-engine turboprop aeroplanes
- Multi-engine piston aeroplanes(land)
What are some examples of type ratings?
ans:> - Aeroplane with MCM exceeding 5,700kg
- Multi-engine turboprop aeroplane
- dual pilot aeroplanes
- aeroplane with unconventional handling characteristics
- Warbird
What are some examples of ratings for special purposes?
ans:> - Night rating
- Instrument rating
- Flight instructor rating
- tow rating
- aerobatics rating
What are the regulations for skills test?
ans:> - Test forms shall be submitted within 30 days from skill test
- If a failed skill test you must train with an instructor other than the one
that conducted the skills test
What are the rules for logging time?
ans:> Seven days in the case of flights not for hire and reward
example: Flight training
, What must the holder of a pilots licence need in order to have it valid?
ans:> The holder of a pilot licence must carry
- The medical certificate at all times when exercising the privileges of
such a licence
How much time does a licence holder have until they have to notify the
director of changes?
ans:> 14 days of any change
What are the limitations and privileges of an SPL?
ans:> - in the type of aircraft which he or she is undergoing training as
endorsed in his or her logbook
- Under the supervision of the the holder of a valid flight instructor
- ability to solo without carrying any passengers
- on a flight other than an international flight
- in VMC(visual meteorological conditions)
What are the requirements of a PPL?
ans:> - be 17 years of age
- hold a valid class 2 medical
- Be certified in radio telephony
- Have a valid SPL
- Have successfully completed training
- Have passed theoretical knowledge examination
- Have passed all the skills test
How long does a pilot have to pass all theoretical examinations for a
PPL?
ans:> 18 months
for what amount of time after the last dual instruction is the pilot able to
conduct a skills test?
ans:> 30 days
What is the lowest medical that a pilot can have to maintain a PPL?
ans:> Class 2 medical
How long does a pilot have to wait after consuming alcohol?
ans:> 8 hours
What is the concentration limit of amount of alcohol in the bloodstream?
ans:> ,02 gram per 100 mm
Revision Examination Tests
“Come all for this greatness”
...100% Correct Ans...
HFL1501 PACK ASSIGNMENT 6 2024 | DUE 26 OCTOBER 2025
QUESTIONS AND ANSWER PACKAGES - DISTINCTION
GUARANTEED 100%
Notification of Accidents?
ans:> Shall as soon as possible notify
- The director
- an ATSU
- nearest police station
What is cloud ceiling?
ans:> The height above the surface of the base of the lowest cloud
below 20,000 feet
What is CTA?
ans:> - Control area
- Means a controlled airspace with specific altitudes and rules for that
aerospace.
- Published in AIP
What is CTR?
ans:> - Control zone
- Means an airspace of defined dimensions within which air traffic
service is provided
- Current Flight Plan
Who is considered an infant?
ans:> A child that has not reached their second birthday
What is MCM?
,ans:> Maximum certified mass is the maximum permissible mass shown
in the flight manual.
What is Manoeuvring area?
ans:> Means the part of an aerodrome to be used for take off and
landing of an aircraft.
What is PIC
ans:> Pilot in command means the pilot responsible for the operation
and safety of the aircraft
What are some examples of a category ratings?
ans:> - aeroplane
- Helicopter
What are some examples of class ratings?
ans:> - Single-engine piston aeroplanes(land)
- Touring gliders
- Single-engine turboprop aeroplanes
- Multi-engine piston aeroplanes(land)
What are some examples of type ratings?
ans:> - Aeroplane with MCM exceeding 5,700kg
- Multi-engine turboprop aeroplane
- dual pilot aeroplanes
- aeroplane with unconventional handling characteristics
- Warbird
What are some examples of ratings for special purposes?
ans:> - Night rating
- Instrument rating
- Flight instructor rating
- tow rating
- aerobatics rating
What are the regulations for skills test?
ans:> - Test forms shall be submitted within 30 days from skill test
- If a failed skill test you must train with an instructor other than the one
that conducted the skills test
What are the rules for logging time?
ans:> Seven days in the case of flights not for hire and reward
example: Flight training
, What must the holder of a pilots licence need in order to have it valid?
ans:> The holder of a pilot licence must carry
- The medical certificate at all times when exercising the privileges of
such a licence
How much time does a licence holder have until they have to notify the
director of changes?
ans:> 14 days of any change
What are the limitations and privileges of an SPL?
ans:> - in the type of aircraft which he or she is undergoing training as
endorsed in his or her logbook
- Under the supervision of the the holder of a valid flight instructor
- ability to solo without carrying any passengers
- on a flight other than an international flight
- in VMC(visual meteorological conditions)
What are the requirements of a PPL?
ans:> - be 17 years of age
- hold a valid class 2 medical
- Be certified in radio telephony
- Have a valid SPL
- Have successfully completed training
- Have passed theoretical knowledge examination
- Have passed all the skills test
How long does a pilot have to pass all theoretical examinations for a
PPL?
ans:> 18 months
for what amount of time after the last dual instruction is the pilot able to
conduct a skills test?
ans:> 30 days
What is the lowest medical that a pilot can have to maintain a PPL?
ans:> Class 2 medical
How long does a pilot have to wait after consuming alcohol?
ans:> 8 hours
What is the concentration limit of amount of alcohol in the bloodstream?
ans:> ,02 gram per 100 mm
