When must an entry be made in the logbook under normal circumstances?
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Within 7 days, unless international operation, which is 14 days.
For an unpressurised aircraft, what are the conditions which require supplemental
oxygen to be used?
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1) > 13,000ft
2) 10,000-13,000ft for > 30mins
,What are the privileges and limitations of a RPL?
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1) Single Engine
2) One passenger only
3) Day under VFR
4) No flight over congested areas
5) No extra ratings (tow etc.)
6) Not for hire/reward/remuneration
What does CGL stand for?
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Centreline Guidance Lights
What does MCT stand for, and how is it defined?
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Morning Civil Twilight
Centre of rising sun's disc is 6 degrees below horizon
What is Part 1?
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, Definitions and Abbreviations
How long is a Class 2 medical valid for?
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1) 60 months < 40 years old
2) 24 months > 40 years old
What is Part 43?
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General Maintenance
What are the four variants of horizontal separation?
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- Longitudinal
- Lateral
- Radar
- Geographical
What does ECT stand for, and how is it defined?
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Evening Civil Twilight
Centre of setting sun's disc is 6 degrees below horizon
What does BFR stand for?
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Biennial Flight Review
What is Part 61?
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Licence and Ratings
What restriction applies below 10,000' AMSL in Classes C, D and G airspace?
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Speed < 250kts
When does the first cruising flight level available become FL160?
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Within 7 days, unless international operation, which is 14 days.
For an unpressurised aircraft, what are the conditions which require supplemental
oxygen to be used?
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1) > 13,000ft
2) 10,000-13,000ft for > 30mins
,What are the privileges and limitations of a RPL?
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1) Single Engine
2) One passenger only
3) Day under VFR
4) No flight over congested areas
5) No extra ratings (tow etc.)
6) Not for hire/reward/remuneration
What does CGL stand for?
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Centreline Guidance Lights
What does MCT stand for, and how is it defined?
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Morning Civil Twilight
Centre of rising sun's disc is 6 degrees below horizon
What is Part 1?
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, Definitions and Abbreviations
How long is a Class 2 medical valid for?
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1) 60 months < 40 years old
2) 24 months > 40 years old
What is Part 43?
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General Maintenance
What are the four variants of horizontal separation?
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- Longitudinal
- Lateral
- Radar
- Geographical
What does ECT stand for, and how is it defined?
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Evening Civil Twilight
Centre of setting sun's disc is 6 degrees below horizon
What does BFR stand for?
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Biennial Flight Review
What is Part 61?
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Licence and Ratings
What restriction applies below 10,000' AMSL in Classes C, D and G airspace?
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Speed < 250kts
When does the first cruising flight level available become FL160?
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