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Night is defined as - Answer-The period between the end of eve civil twilight to beginning of mornign civil twilight VFR OTT is only allowed when - Answer-Used during cruise, must be flown at vertical distance of 1000 ft from cloud, layers must be 5000ft apart, vis in cruising flight will be 5nm From sea plane to land plane you need - Answer-3 hours total, 2 hours dual, 5 solo takeoffs and landings What is a high performance aeroplane? - Answer-Min flight crew of 1, VNE 250 KIAS or greater, VSO 80 KIAS or greater To fly a high performance aeroplane you need - Answer-ground training, flight training, 200 hours TT, qualifying flight, PPL No air taxi operator shall assign PIC to carry pax single engine under night VFR unless pilot holds - Answer-IFR rating No air taxi operator shall assign PIC to carry pax multi engine under nigh VFR unless - Answer-IFR and PPC are attained Low level airways are controlled airspace from ____ to ____ - Answer-2,200ft AGL to 17,999ft ASL How often must PPCs be renewed? - Answer-Annually (12 months) What is the proper sequence for VFR position report? - Answer-IPTA — VFR flight plan — destination To fly a aeroplane of min crew of more than one (so two crew) you need - Answer-Ground and flight training, 70% on IATRA within 24 months, flight training on type, 250 TT, PPC witching 12 monthsFrom land plane to sea plane you need - Answer-7 hours total, 5 hours dual, 5 solo takeoffs and landings, qualifying flight To carry passengers you need to complete - Answer-3 takeoffs, and 3 landings in the preceding 90 days Who can demand aviation documents? - Answer-Peace officer, immigration officer, minister of transport Weather minimums in controlled airspace - Answer-3 miles, 1 mile horizontally from cloud, 500ft vertically from cloud What are the restrictions on SVFR? - Answer-Must have radio on board, flight and ground vis is greater than 1SM, must remain clear of cloud within sight of ground weather minimums in uncontrolled airspace - Answer-Above 1,000ft AGL - 1 mile (day) 3 miles (night), 2,000ft horizontally from cloud, 500ft vertically from cloud Below 1,000ft AGL - 2 miles (day) 3 miles (night), clear of cloud Oxygen between 10,000 and 13,000 ASL - Answer-When operating for more than 30 minutes required to carry oxygen for flight crew and 10% of passengers for the period exceeding 30 minutes Oxygen above 13,000 ASL - Answer-All people on board are required to use oxygen at all times When two aircraft are converging head on - Answer-Both must alter heading to the right With two aircraft on final approach the lower aircraft - Answer-Has right of way When two aircraft are converging (not head on) - Answer-The aircraft on the right has right of way, aircraft on left must give way Power driven aircraft shall give way to - Answer-Airships, gliders, and balloons