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Canadian Commercial Pilot Air Law Exam ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Questions exam with correct answers ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Green Flashing Light Signal while on Ground
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Clear to taxi ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Steady green light signal on ground ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Clear for takeoff
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Steady Red light on ground ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Stop
Flashing red light on ground ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Taxi clear of runway
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Flashing White ||\\||\\




Return to ramp ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Alternating red and green lights ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Warning use caution ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Steady Green Light in Flight ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Clear to Land ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Flashing Green Light in Flight ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Return to land ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Steady Red light in Flight ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\

,Give way, keep circling ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Flashing Red light in flight ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Danger, do not land ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Red Pyrotechnic in flight ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Don't land for time being ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Bursting red and green stars ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Prohibited / Danger, alter course ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




What is needed for night flight ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Mnemonic THISGOLF ... Turn and Bank indicator, gyro heading ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




indicator, instrument lights, GPS or astro compass, landing lights ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




if PAX are being carried, flashlight for each crew, spare fuses
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How many landings and takeoffs to stay current for PPL or any ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




license
5 day or night landings every 6 months
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How many landings and takeoffs to stay current carrying ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




passengers
3 every 90 days
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Duty Cycle max in one day for an Air Operator ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




14 hours max ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




For Air Taxi Operator duty cycles ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\

, 1200 hours in a year, 3 months -- 300 hours, 30 days 120 hours,
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7 days -- 60 hours, Single pilot IFR -- 8 hours, can extend by 1/2
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of the rest period to a max of 3 hours
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When do you set the altimeter in the altimeter setting region ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




When approaching an aerodrome ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




When do you set the altimeter in the standard setting region ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




immediately prior to cruise set to 29.92 ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




What does CAVOK mean ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Clouds and Visibility OK, no clouds below 5000', no CMB, ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Visibility 6M viz, no precipitation, fog, thunderstorms, snow ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




What airspace are low-level airways ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Class E 2,200 - 17,999' ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




What is the difference between a low-level airway and a low
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level air route? ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




Airways are controlled Class E airspace from 2200-17,999' ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




altitude, Air Routes are uncontrolled Class G airspace and are ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\




from Sfc-17,999 ||\\||\\




How to acknowledge being intercepted by a military aircraft at
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night
Rock wings, flash lights in a non-steady pattern, squawk 7700
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and try to communicate on 121.5
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