CPL Exam 4 with all Correct & 100% Verified Answers |
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The privileges of a commercial pilot license include PIC ✔Correct Answer-or SIC of an
aeroplane certified for single pilot operations and SIC of aeroplanes certified for two pilot
operations of class and type endorsed on the licence, at night (unless restricted to day), VFR
OTT, and any ratings held by the pilot while flying for a commercial air service or privileges of a
private pilot licence.
A commercial pilot wants to rent a plane and take friends site seeing. The pilot must have
completed . . . . . takeoffs and landings in the previous . . . . . in the same class and category.
✔Correct Answer-5, 6 months
A 26 year old pilot had a Class 1 medical on March 3, 2006 which was issued April 15, 2006. The
medical is valid (with Class 1 privileges) until ✔Correct Answer-April 1, 2007
Class B airspace is all low level controlled airspace such as low level airways above 12 500 feet
ASL or at and above the MEA, whichever is higher, up to ✔Correct Answer-but not including
18 000 feet ASL. Terminal control areas (TCA) and control zones (CZ) may also be Class B
airspace. An ATC clearance is required for all IFR and CVFR aircraft to operate in Class B airspace.
A land aircraft shall not be started unless:
(1) Chocked (2) Prevented from moving (3) Person competent to control the aircraft is in the
pilot seat (4) Tied down ✔Correct Answer-(2) or (3)
It is permissible during commercial operations to refuel with passengers on board when
approved ✔Correct Answer-In the COM
What is the minimum altitude to over fly a built-up area? ✔Correct Answer-1 000 feet above
within 2 000 feet of the highest obstacle
Maximum speed below 10 000 feet ASL is . . . . . and maximum speed below 3 000 feet AGL
within 10 NM of a controlled airport is . . . . . unless authorized in an ATC clearance. ✔Correct
Answer-250 KIAS, 200 KIAS
An altimeter should be set to the current altimeter setting ✔Correct Answer-prior to takeoff.
prior to entering the altimeter setting region.
of the nearest reporting station en route.
Which is true regarding VFR flight? ✔Correct Answer-Day, fuel and oil to fly to the destination
plus 30 minutes at normal cruising speed.
, A multi-engine aircraft must carry ✔Correct Answer-life preservers, individual flotation device
or personal flotation device on board when flying beyond a point where the aircraft could reach
shore in the event of an engine failure and not more than 50 NM.
When entering a MF area the pilot should transmit their intentions at least ✔Correct Answer-
at least 5 minutes prior to entry on the assigned frequency
The weather requirements for VFR OTT area a vertical distance from cloud of at least 1 000 feet,
at least ✔Correct Answer-5 000 feet between cloud layers, at least 5 miles flight visibility at
cruising altitude, and destination weather is forecast to be scattered or better, and ground
visibility must be at least 5 miles, with no precipitation, fog, thunderstorms, or blowing snow for
the period of 1 hour before to 2 hours after the estimated time of arrival in the case of a TAF, or
from 1 hour before to 3 hours after the ETA in the case of a GFA.
A pilot in an air taxi operation within any 28 consecutive days may fly ✔Correct Answer-112
hours
The daily flight duty time for 703, 704, and 705 operations in unforeseen operational
circumstances may be extended by up to ✔Correct Answer-a maximum of two hours, if the
flight crew is not augmented.
Prior to acting as pilot-in-command during 703 operations while carrying passengers. The pilot
must, while PIC in that type and model of aircraft, have at least ✔Correct Answer-5 hours on
single engine and 15 hours for multi-engine aircraft
Using the triangle of velocities calculate the following.
Flying a distance of 100 NM on a magnetic track of 270° with the winds 210° at 15 KT and a true
airspeed of a 100 KT. What will be the heading and ground speed? ✔Correct Answer-262° at
92 KT
The large green number 40 on the map northwest of the Humboldt VOR represents the
✔Correct Answer-area minimum altitude (AMA)
What information should be included in the other information box of the flight plan form?
✔Correct Answer-Reasons for special handling
Dangerous goods
Data link capability
Answer : Any of the above
The automatic direction finder is affected by:
(1) day/night changes(2) thunderstorms(3) mountains(4) bank error(5) precipitation static
✔Correct Answer-(1), (2), (3), (4), and (5).
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The privileges of a commercial pilot license include PIC ✔Correct Answer-or SIC of an
aeroplane certified for single pilot operations and SIC of aeroplanes certified for two pilot
operations of class and type endorsed on the licence, at night (unless restricted to day), VFR
OTT, and any ratings held by the pilot while flying for a commercial air service or privileges of a
private pilot licence.
A commercial pilot wants to rent a plane and take friends site seeing. The pilot must have
completed . . . . . takeoffs and landings in the previous . . . . . in the same class and category.
✔Correct Answer-5, 6 months
A 26 year old pilot had a Class 1 medical on March 3, 2006 which was issued April 15, 2006. The
medical is valid (with Class 1 privileges) until ✔Correct Answer-April 1, 2007
Class B airspace is all low level controlled airspace such as low level airways above 12 500 feet
ASL or at and above the MEA, whichever is higher, up to ✔Correct Answer-but not including
18 000 feet ASL. Terminal control areas (TCA) and control zones (CZ) may also be Class B
airspace. An ATC clearance is required for all IFR and CVFR aircraft to operate in Class B airspace.
A land aircraft shall not be started unless:
(1) Chocked (2) Prevented from moving (3) Person competent to control the aircraft is in the
pilot seat (4) Tied down ✔Correct Answer-(2) or (3)
It is permissible during commercial operations to refuel with passengers on board when
approved ✔Correct Answer-In the COM
What is the minimum altitude to over fly a built-up area? ✔Correct Answer-1 000 feet above
within 2 000 feet of the highest obstacle
Maximum speed below 10 000 feet ASL is . . . . . and maximum speed below 3 000 feet AGL
within 10 NM of a controlled airport is . . . . . unless authorized in an ATC clearance. ✔Correct
Answer-250 KIAS, 200 KIAS
An altimeter should be set to the current altimeter setting ✔Correct Answer-prior to takeoff.
prior to entering the altimeter setting region.
of the nearest reporting station en route.
Which is true regarding VFR flight? ✔Correct Answer-Day, fuel and oil to fly to the destination
plus 30 minutes at normal cruising speed.
, A multi-engine aircraft must carry ✔Correct Answer-life preservers, individual flotation device
or personal flotation device on board when flying beyond a point where the aircraft could reach
shore in the event of an engine failure and not more than 50 NM.
When entering a MF area the pilot should transmit their intentions at least ✔Correct Answer-
at least 5 minutes prior to entry on the assigned frequency
The weather requirements for VFR OTT area a vertical distance from cloud of at least 1 000 feet,
at least ✔Correct Answer-5 000 feet between cloud layers, at least 5 miles flight visibility at
cruising altitude, and destination weather is forecast to be scattered or better, and ground
visibility must be at least 5 miles, with no precipitation, fog, thunderstorms, or blowing snow for
the period of 1 hour before to 2 hours after the estimated time of arrival in the case of a TAF, or
from 1 hour before to 3 hours after the ETA in the case of a GFA.
A pilot in an air taxi operation within any 28 consecutive days may fly ✔Correct Answer-112
hours
The daily flight duty time for 703, 704, and 705 operations in unforeseen operational
circumstances may be extended by up to ✔Correct Answer-a maximum of two hours, if the
flight crew is not augmented.
Prior to acting as pilot-in-command during 703 operations while carrying passengers. The pilot
must, while PIC in that type and model of aircraft, have at least ✔Correct Answer-5 hours on
single engine and 15 hours for multi-engine aircraft
Using the triangle of velocities calculate the following.
Flying a distance of 100 NM on a magnetic track of 270° with the winds 210° at 15 KT and a true
airspeed of a 100 KT. What will be the heading and ground speed? ✔Correct Answer-262° at
92 KT
The large green number 40 on the map northwest of the Humboldt VOR represents the
✔Correct Answer-area minimum altitude (AMA)
What information should be included in the other information box of the flight plan form?
✔Correct Answer-Reasons for special handling
Dangerous goods
Data link capability
Answer : Any of the above
The automatic direction finder is affected by:
(1) day/night changes(2) thunderstorms(3) mountains(4) bank error(5) precipitation static
✔Correct Answer-(1), (2), (3), (4), and (5).
