TC PPL - Air Law(Key Points (.) from
the TC CAR's study guide)Questions
And Answers!!
when a aerodrome is closed permanently the operator of the aerodrome shall... -
Answer install red flags or red cones along the boundary of an unserviceable
movement area. ( each end of runway).immediately remove all of the wind direction
indicators installed at the aerodrome.
Wind Direction Indicator-the operator of the aerodrome shall install and maintain at
the aerodrome a wind direction indicator that is - Answer a conspicuous colour,
shape of a truncated cone,visible from an aircraft flying at an altitude of 300 m (1,000
feet) above the wind direction indicator, lluminated when the aerodrome is used at
night
recency requirements ( 5 yr Req.) - Answer flown as pilot-in-command or co-pilot
within the previous 5 years; or
completed a flight review with an instructor and written and passed the PSTAR exam
within the previous 12 months.
Recency Req. (2 Yr) - Answer successfully completed a recurrent training program
within the previous 24 months.complete a flight review with an instructor;
1-attend a safety seminar conducted by Transport Canada;
2-participate in an Transport Canada approved recurrent training program;
3-complete the self-paced study program
4-complete a training program or PPC required by Part IV, VI or VII of the CARs;
5-complete the requirements for the issue or renewal of a licence permit or rating; or
6-complete the written exam for a licence, permit or rating.
Recency Req ( 6Month) - Answer requirement for carrying passengers, you must
have completed 5 takeoffs and landings in the same category and class within the
previous 6 months. If the flight is to be flown at night then the takeoffs and landings
must have been completed at night.
The holder of a private pilot licence — aeroplane may act as - Answer pilot-in-
command or co-pilot of an aeroplane of a class and type in respect of which the
licence is endorsed with ratings;
(b) pilot-in-command of an ultra-light aeroplane; and
(c) pilot-in-command or co-pilot of any aircraft for the sole purpose of the holder's
flight training or flight test
Transponder Airspace- class F Restricted. - Answer No person shall operate an
aircraft in Class F Special Use Restricted airspace unless authorized.
(A) aerobatics (F) aircraft test area (H) hang gliding (M) military (P) parachuting (S)
soaring (T) training.
Class E airspace - Answer - IFR & VFR TRAFFIC
-ATC clearance (IFR)
, TC PPL - Air Law(Key Points (.) from
the TC CAR's study guide)Questions
And Answers!!
-IFR separation only
-SVFR
-May need Transponder + mode c.
{LL.airway, Cont. area ext., trans. zone, aerodrome control zone w/o tower)
Class D Airspace - Answer (IFR & VFR)
VFR- ATC comm. prior to enter.
IFR -separation only.
VFR- 2WAY radio, transp +mode c.
NORDO( no radio)- day +VFR COND. + ATC approval.
{terminal cont. area when tower in ops}
Class C Airspace - Answer (IFR & VFR)
VFR- Clearance VIA ATC.
- conflict resolution
2 way radio, transp. + mode C.
NORDO- DAY + VFR+ ATC Approval.
{terminal cont. Zone}
Class B Airspace - Answer (IFR & VFR)
-ALL subjected to ATC clearances + seperation.
(all LL airspace FL120-179)
{cont. Zone, Term. Cont. area}
-VFR flight plan
2way Radio, Transponder Mode C. Pressure Altimeter.
Class A Airspace - Answer IFR ONLY
high level airspace 18,000ASL- FL600
ATC Clearance req.
transponder+ auto pressure alt recording equipt (mode C)
Starting of Aircraft Engines - Answer No person shall start an engine of an aircraft
unless
(a) a pilot's seat is occupied by a person who is competent to control the aircraft;
(b) precautions have been taken to prevent the aircraft from moving; or
(c) in the case of a seaplane, the aircraft is in a location from which any movement of
the aircraft will not endanger persons or property.
Ground Running of Aircraft Engines - Answer No person shall leave an engine of an
aircraft running unless
(a) a pilot's seat is occupied by a person who is competent to control the aircraft; or
the TC CAR's study guide)Questions
And Answers!!
when a aerodrome is closed permanently the operator of the aerodrome shall... -
Answer install red flags or red cones along the boundary of an unserviceable
movement area. ( each end of runway).immediately remove all of the wind direction
indicators installed at the aerodrome.
Wind Direction Indicator-the operator of the aerodrome shall install and maintain at
the aerodrome a wind direction indicator that is - Answer a conspicuous colour,
shape of a truncated cone,visible from an aircraft flying at an altitude of 300 m (1,000
feet) above the wind direction indicator, lluminated when the aerodrome is used at
night
recency requirements ( 5 yr Req.) - Answer flown as pilot-in-command or co-pilot
within the previous 5 years; or
completed a flight review with an instructor and written and passed the PSTAR exam
within the previous 12 months.
Recency Req. (2 Yr) - Answer successfully completed a recurrent training program
within the previous 24 months.complete a flight review with an instructor;
1-attend a safety seminar conducted by Transport Canada;
2-participate in an Transport Canada approved recurrent training program;
3-complete the self-paced study program
4-complete a training program or PPC required by Part IV, VI or VII of the CARs;
5-complete the requirements for the issue or renewal of a licence permit or rating; or
6-complete the written exam for a licence, permit or rating.
Recency Req ( 6Month) - Answer requirement for carrying passengers, you must
have completed 5 takeoffs and landings in the same category and class within the
previous 6 months. If the flight is to be flown at night then the takeoffs and landings
must have been completed at night.
The holder of a private pilot licence — aeroplane may act as - Answer pilot-in-
command or co-pilot of an aeroplane of a class and type in respect of which the
licence is endorsed with ratings;
(b) pilot-in-command of an ultra-light aeroplane; and
(c) pilot-in-command or co-pilot of any aircraft for the sole purpose of the holder's
flight training or flight test
Transponder Airspace- class F Restricted. - Answer No person shall operate an
aircraft in Class F Special Use Restricted airspace unless authorized.
(A) aerobatics (F) aircraft test area (H) hang gliding (M) military (P) parachuting (S)
soaring (T) training.
Class E airspace - Answer - IFR & VFR TRAFFIC
-ATC clearance (IFR)
, TC PPL - Air Law(Key Points (.) from
the TC CAR's study guide)Questions
And Answers!!
-IFR separation only
-SVFR
-May need Transponder + mode c.
{LL.airway, Cont. area ext., trans. zone, aerodrome control zone w/o tower)
Class D Airspace - Answer (IFR & VFR)
VFR- ATC comm. prior to enter.
IFR -separation only.
VFR- 2WAY radio, transp +mode c.
NORDO( no radio)- day +VFR COND. + ATC approval.
{terminal cont. area when tower in ops}
Class C Airspace - Answer (IFR & VFR)
VFR- Clearance VIA ATC.
- conflict resolution
2 way radio, transp. + mode C.
NORDO- DAY + VFR+ ATC Approval.
{terminal cont. Zone}
Class B Airspace - Answer (IFR & VFR)
-ALL subjected to ATC clearances + seperation.
(all LL airspace FL120-179)
{cont. Zone, Term. Cont. area}
-VFR flight plan
2way Radio, Transponder Mode C. Pressure Altimeter.
Class A Airspace - Answer IFR ONLY
high level airspace 18,000ASL- FL600
ATC Clearance req.
transponder+ auto pressure alt recording equipt (mode C)
Starting of Aircraft Engines - Answer No person shall start an engine of an aircraft
unless
(a) a pilot's seat is occupied by a person who is competent to control the aircraft;
(b) precautions have been taken to prevent the aircraft from moving; or
(c) in the case of a seaplane, the aircraft is in a location from which any movement of
the aircraft will not endanger persons or property.
Ground Running of Aircraft Engines - Answer No person shall leave an engine of an
aircraft running unless
(a) a pilot's seat is occupied by a person who is competent to control the aircraft; or
