Air Law (PPL) Examination Questions with Verified Answers Latest
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Terms in this set (564)
How many articles of the Chicago 96
convention
What is the international civil Helps promote and standardise rules and procedures
aviation organisation
Where can you find the In ICAO articles
standards and recommended
practices
What is a state Countries which signed up to Chicago convention
What is state of registry Country an aircraft is registered in
What is the difference between Shall: must do smth
should and shall Should: doesn't have to but is recommended
What is sovereignty Every state has complete and exclusive sovereignty over airspace above its
territory
Aircraft other than scheduled have right to make flights over
What is non-scheduled flights
territories and make stops without permission
over state's territory
However, may require aircraft to make landing
Can aircraft's be registered in No- registration may be changed from one state to another
more than one state
If a serious accident occurs in a The state where it occurred — the state where it is registered can observe
state where the aircraft is not
registered, who carries
out the inquest
, Commercial air transport services:
- scheduled
- non - scheduled (charter, on demand etc)
What are civil aviation activities
General Aviation
as classified by ICAO - non-commercial business
- instructional
- pleasure
- aerial work
European Aviation safety agency
- created to provide European harmonisation of standards in
licensing, engineering and operational matters
What is EASA UK was a member but left when UK left EU
- however, regulations which had been in force were now
transferred into UK law as 'retained EU law'
- NCO ops part: PART-NCO
What is parts of basic
- Flight crew licensing: PART-FCL
regulation branches in retained
- Dealing with Rules of air: SERA (standardised European rules of the air)
EU law
Standards adopted by authority to illustrate means to establish
Acceptable means of compliance
compliance with the basic regulation
Gives explanatory and interpretation material on how to
What is guidance material achieve the requirements contained in Basic Regulation and
the AMCs. Contains info, like examples, to assist user
interpreting and applying the Basic Regulation and AMCs
What were the standards for non- Remained under national rules- for UK, Air Navigation Order (ANO)
EASA
aircraft as too varied for Basic
EASA Regs
Contains UK law enacted by Parliament — safety requirements
for all aircraft in UK airspace and people involved in
What is the Air Navigation Order
(ANO) operations
Deals with national licences and aircraft not covered by EU
law when member of EASA, so not covered by retained EU
law
Into parts - each relate an item of major importance
How is the ANO subdivided Into number of articles in each part — deal with particular
subjects within broader scope of part
What is the series of appendices Schedules
Edition// Graded A+++
C
Terms in this set (564)
How many articles of the Chicago 96
convention
What is the international civil Helps promote and standardise rules and procedures
aviation organisation
Where can you find the In ICAO articles
standards and recommended
practices
What is a state Countries which signed up to Chicago convention
What is state of registry Country an aircraft is registered in
What is the difference between Shall: must do smth
should and shall Should: doesn't have to but is recommended
What is sovereignty Every state has complete and exclusive sovereignty over airspace above its
territory
Aircraft other than scheduled have right to make flights over
What is non-scheduled flights
territories and make stops without permission
over state's territory
However, may require aircraft to make landing
Can aircraft's be registered in No- registration may be changed from one state to another
more than one state
If a serious accident occurs in a The state where it occurred — the state where it is registered can observe
state where the aircraft is not
registered, who carries
out the inquest
, Commercial air transport services:
- scheduled
- non - scheduled (charter, on demand etc)
What are civil aviation activities
General Aviation
as classified by ICAO - non-commercial business
- instructional
- pleasure
- aerial work
European Aviation safety agency
- created to provide European harmonisation of standards in
licensing, engineering and operational matters
What is EASA UK was a member but left when UK left EU
- however, regulations which had been in force were now
transferred into UK law as 'retained EU law'
- NCO ops part: PART-NCO
What is parts of basic
- Flight crew licensing: PART-FCL
regulation branches in retained
- Dealing with Rules of air: SERA (standardised European rules of the air)
EU law
Standards adopted by authority to illustrate means to establish
Acceptable means of compliance
compliance with the basic regulation
Gives explanatory and interpretation material on how to
What is guidance material achieve the requirements contained in Basic Regulation and
the AMCs. Contains info, like examples, to assist user
interpreting and applying the Basic Regulation and AMCs
What were the standards for non- Remained under national rules- for UK, Air Navigation Order (ANO)
EASA
aircraft as too varied for Basic
EASA Regs
Contains UK law enacted by Parliament — safety requirements
for all aircraft in UK airspace and people involved in
What is the Air Navigation Order
(ANO) operations
Deals with national licences and aircraft not covered by EU
law when member of EASA, so not covered by retained EU
law
Into parts - each relate an item of major importance
How is the ANO subdivided Into number of articles in each part — deal with particular
subjects within broader scope of part
What is the series of appendices Schedules
