ATPL AOT60 Exam Questions and
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PPL / CPL privileges Act as PIC ATPL Privileges (Part 61.255)
of an aircraft that is required
to be operated with a co-pilot
and is engaged on an ATO or
an operation for hire or
reward.
Responsible for safe operation Duties of PIC (CAA Act 1990 13/13A)
Safety of PAX, crew, cargo
Maintenance of discipline
Responsible for compliance
Final authority to control
aircraft May breach rules in
emergency
Control / restrain / offload or Powers of the PIC
reject loading Delegate other
crew to control and restrain
Section 15
- F/O and F/A can control or
restrain and when absolutely
necessary with good reason
Rostered max 8 hours, extend Flight
to 8.5 35 in 7 100 in 28 300 in
90 1000 in 365
,Rostered max 11 hours, Duty
extend to 12 10 sectors in 1
day 186 hours/28 days 2000
hours/365 days
Minimum 10 hours rest (11 Rest
hours WLG
- >10:10 to recover schedule)
>8 hours or 11 hours (in 24),
must rest 12 hours (incl. 0000
- 0600) >8.5 hours or 12 hours
(in 24), must rest 24 hours
>16 hours or 22 hours (in 48),
must rest 24 hours >20 hours
or 29 hours in (in 72), must
rest 24 hours (RANCAP + 1
hour for every hour over 30 up
to 26 hours rest) >8 hours or
11 hours in one duty, rest + 1
hour per 15 min over
1500 Total 21 years old Class ATPL Eligibility
1 Medical / CPL / Instrument
Rating Theory credits Flight
test
3 take-offs and landings OR T/O and LDG Currency last 90 days
completed a check 6 month
OCA required (Part 121)
3 hours instrument time (1 Instrument Currency last 3 months
hour flight time) 3 approaches
, (1 may be in a sim) 1 x
VOR/LOC, 1 x ILS + 1 x RNAV
12 months (under 40) 12 Class 1 Medical
months (over 40), 6 months
single pilot operations 30 day
grace period
TORA + Stopway Accelerated Stop Distance Available
(ASDA)
Runway Length Required Take-off Run Required (TORR)
Runway Length Available Take-off Run Available (TORA)
Runway Length + Clearway Take-off Distance Available (TODA)
Surface where a plane can Stopway
stop
Stopway + area can fly over at Clearway
15' OEI
The lowest altitude, rounded MSA (Minimum Safe Altitude)
up to the nearest 100 ft, which
provides the terrain clearance
required by CAR 91.423
VOR/DME Minimum Sector VORSEC
Altitude Chart
MRA is the lowest altitude at MRA (Minimum Reception Altitude)
which adequate VOR signal
Answers with Verified Solutions | Latest
Updated 2026
PPL / CPL privileges Act as PIC ATPL Privileges (Part 61.255)
of an aircraft that is required
to be operated with a co-pilot
and is engaged on an ATO or
an operation for hire or
reward.
Responsible for safe operation Duties of PIC (CAA Act 1990 13/13A)
Safety of PAX, crew, cargo
Maintenance of discipline
Responsible for compliance
Final authority to control
aircraft May breach rules in
emergency
Control / restrain / offload or Powers of the PIC
reject loading Delegate other
crew to control and restrain
Section 15
- F/O and F/A can control or
restrain and when absolutely
necessary with good reason
Rostered max 8 hours, extend Flight
to 8.5 35 in 7 100 in 28 300 in
90 1000 in 365
,Rostered max 11 hours, Duty
extend to 12 10 sectors in 1
day 186 hours/28 days 2000
hours/365 days
Minimum 10 hours rest (11 Rest
hours WLG
- >10:10 to recover schedule)
>8 hours or 11 hours (in 24),
must rest 12 hours (incl. 0000
- 0600) >8.5 hours or 12 hours
(in 24), must rest 24 hours
>16 hours or 22 hours (in 48),
must rest 24 hours >20 hours
or 29 hours in (in 72), must
rest 24 hours (RANCAP + 1
hour for every hour over 30 up
to 26 hours rest) >8 hours or
11 hours in one duty, rest + 1
hour per 15 min over
1500 Total 21 years old Class ATPL Eligibility
1 Medical / CPL / Instrument
Rating Theory credits Flight
test
3 take-offs and landings OR T/O and LDG Currency last 90 days
completed a check 6 month
OCA required (Part 121)
3 hours instrument time (1 Instrument Currency last 3 months
hour flight time) 3 approaches
, (1 may be in a sim) 1 x
VOR/LOC, 1 x ILS + 1 x RNAV
12 months (under 40) 12 Class 1 Medical
months (over 40), 6 months
single pilot operations 30 day
grace period
TORA + Stopway Accelerated Stop Distance Available
(ASDA)
Runway Length Required Take-off Run Required (TORR)
Runway Length Available Take-off Run Available (TORA)
Runway Length + Clearway Take-off Distance Available (TODA)
Surface where a plane can Stopway
stop
Stopway + area can fly over at Clearway
15' OEI
The lowest altitude, rounded MSA (Minimum Safe Altitude)
up to the nearest 100 ft, which
provides the terrain clearance
required by CAR 91.423
VOR/DME Minimum Sector VORSEC
Altitude Chart
MRA is the lowest altitude at MRA (Minimum Reception Altitude)
which adequate VOR signal
