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CPAER CANADA COMMERCIAL PILOT EXAM LATEST 2025 ACTUAL
EXAM WITH COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY
GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR VERIFIED||
Daily flight time may be extended up to how many hours under
what circumstance? - ANSWER-3 hours if unforeseen operational
circumstances occur
Jet streams develop more readily when the structure of the
atmosphere below features - ANSWER-strong horizontal
temperature gradients and abrupt change in tropopause height.
When converting from true course to magnetic heading, a pilot
should remember... - ANSWER-East is least and west is best
When converting from magnetic heading to a true course , a pilot
should _________ for easterly headings and __________ for
westerly headings. - ANSWER-Add for East and Subtract for
West.
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When Reading winds the heading will be ___________ and when
hearing the winds on AWOS/ATIS it will be ________ - ANSWER-
True, Magnetic
Describe the 1 in 60 rule - ANSWER-It is a rule of thumb which
states that if a pilot is one mile off track after 60 miles than they
are one degree off track.
After 30 miles you realize you are two miles off track. how many
degrees from the original heading should you correct your track? -
ANSWER-8 degrees. Using the Rule of 1 in 60 you determine you
are 4 degrees off track. To correct this, you must double the
degrees.
Using the Rule of 1 and 60 what calculation should you use to
determine how many degrees you are off track? - ANSWER-
(Miles off track/Miles Flown) X 60
The (large font) figure on a VNC and a Lo Chart that represents
the lowest Safes altitude is known as the
A. Minimum Terrain Clearance altitude
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B. Area Minimum Altitude
C. Lowest Safe altitude - ANSWER-B
How do you determine the correct bank angle to perform a rate
one turn? - ANSWER-15% of KAS = Bank Angle
Describe how to do a VOT VOR Test - ANSWER-Select OBS to
360° with a FROM flag and the CDI should be within 4° of
the centre. Select OBS to 180° with a TO flag and the CDI should
be within 4° of the centre.
What are the VFR minimums in uncontrolled Airspace? -
ANSWER-Below 1,000 AGL= Clear of clouds, 2 SM (3 at night)
Above 1,000 AGL= 500' below clouds, 2,000' horizontally, 2 SM
(3 at night).
What are the VFR minimums for class B,C,D,E? - ANSWER-(315)
3 SM Vis., 1 SM between clouds, 500' below clouds
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Describe Radiation Fog - ANSWER-Radiation Fog: Results when
cooling of earth's surface reduce air near the ground to its dew
point on clear, calm nights
What type of Front moves faster (Cold or warm) and why? -
ANSWER-Cold because the air is more dense.
Describe an upper cold front (trowal) - ANSWER-This occurs
when very cold continental arctic air is lying stagnant then less
cold air but still cold are (such as a arctic maritime) moves in a
rides up above the very cold air. This results in Cumulus build ups
and thunderstorms interspersed with stratiform clouds, continuous
precipitation and widespread low ceilings.
Describe the Double Track Error Method - ANSWER-After a start
amount of time flying, you determine you are X degrees of course.
You then Correct by X*2 and fly for the same amount of time.
Then you correct your original heading by X. e.g: on a heading of
050, after 20 minutes you find you are 5 degrees to the right of
track, you then change your heading to 040 (10 degrees) and fly
for another 20 minutes, then change heading from 040 to 035.
CPAER CANADA COMMERCIAL PILOT EXAM LATEST 2025 ACTUAL
EXAM WITH COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY
GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR VERIFIED||
Daily flight time may be extended up to how many hours under
what circumstance? - ANSWER-3 hours if unforeseen operational
circumstances occur
Jet streams develop more readily when the structure of the
atmosphere below features - ANSWER-strong horizontal
temperature gradients and abrupt change in tropopause height.
When converting from true course to magnetic heading, a pilot
should remember... - ANSWER-East is least and west is best
When converting from magnetic heading to a true course , a pilot
should _________ for easterly headings and __________ for
westerly headings. - ANSWER-Add for East and Subtract for
West.
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When Reading winds the heading will be ___________ and when
hearing the winds on AWOS/ATIS it will be ________ - ANSWER-
True, Magnetic
Describe the 1 in 60 rule - ANSWER-It is a rule of thumb which
states that if a pilot is one mile off track after 60 miles than they
are one degree off track.
After 30 miles you realize you are two miles off track. how many
degrees from the original heading should you correct your track? -
ANSWER-8 degrees. Using the Rule of 1 in 60 you determine you
are 4 degrees off track. To correct this, you must double the
degrees.
Using the Rule of 1 and 60 what calculation should you use to
determine how many degrees you are off track? - ANSWER-
(Miles off track/Miles Flown) X 60
The (large font) figure on a VNC and a Lo Chart that represents
the lowest Safes altitude is known as the
A. Minimum Terrain Clearance altitude
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B. Area Minimum Altitude
C. Lowest Safe altitude - ANSWER-B
How do you determine the correct bank angle to perform a rate
one turn? - ANSWER-15% of KAS = Bank Angle
Describe how to do a VOT VOR Test - ANSWER-Select OBS to
360° with a FROM flag and the CDI should be within 4° of
the centre. Select OBS to 180° with a TO flag and the CDI should
be within 4° of the centre.
What are the VFR minimums in uncontrolled Airspace? -
ANSWER-Below 1,000 AGL= Clear of clouds, 2 SM (3 at night)
Above 1,000 AGL= 500' below clouds, 2,000' horizontally, 2 SM
(3 at night).
What are the VFR minimums for class B,C,D,E? - ANSWER-(315)
3 SM Vis., 1 SM between clouds, 500' below clouds
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Describe Radiation Fog - ANSWER-Radiation Fog: Results when
cooling of earth's surface reduce air near the ground to its dew
point on clear, calm nights
What type of Front moves faster (Cold or warm) and why? -
ANSWER-Cold because the air is more dense.
Describe an upper cold front (trowal) - ANSWER-This occurs
when very cold continental arctic air is lying stagnant then less
cold air but still cold are (such as a arctic maritime) moves in a
rides up above the very cold air. This results in Cumulus build ups
and thunderstorms interspersed with stratiform clouds, continuous
precipitation and widespread low ceilings.
Describe the Double Track Error Method - ANSWER-After a start
amount of time flying, you determine you are X degrees of course.
You then Correct by X*2 and fly for the same amount of time.
Then you correct your original heading by X. e.g: on a heading of
050, after 20 minutes you find you are 5 degrees to the right of
track, you then change your heading to 040 (10 degrees) and fly
for another 20 minutes, then change heading from 040 to 035.
