EASA ATPL: Air Law Exam Questions and
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What is the Chicago - Barriers and Airspace needed to be
convention, why is it defined along with legal rights.
important?
- To ensure lots of bilateral
agreements were made, US held a
convention with 52 states to agree
on rights.
- ICAO Doc 7300, has 96 Articles, led
to the formation of ICAO
What is the role of ICAO? - ICAO are charged with ad mistering
the principles of the convention and
developing rules-Contains 19
annexes, each state has its own
national legalisation
Define what Article 1 states? Sovereignty: The contracting state
recognises each state has complete
and exclusive sovereignty over the
airspace above its territory
Define what Article 2 states? Territory: Territory of a state
deemed to be the land areas and
adjacent territorial waters under
sovereignty, suzerainty, protections
or mandate of such state
,What are the hour 500 PICUS 250 PIC Or 70 PIC and
requirements for a ATPL PIC? 180 PICUS
What is the hour requirement 1500 hours (100 in FFS or FNPT) (no
for an ATPL overall? more than 25 hours)
What are the hour 200 of which 100 is PIC/PICUS
requirements for an ATPL
Cross country?
What is the first freedom of - The right of aircraft from one state
the air? to overfly another sate without
landing
How many hours of multi-pilot - 500 multi pilot operations
operations are required for an
ATPL?
How many hours are required - 500 hours or
for PICUS? How many PIC or
PICUS? - 250 hours PICUS with 70 hours PIC
How many hours are required - 200 hours cross country, with 70
for cross country for an ATPL hours PIC
and how many must be PIC?
How many hours are required 75 hours of instrument time, 30
for a ATPL of instrument time hours of ground time
and ground time?
How many hours are required 100 hours as PIC
of night flying for an ATPL?
, How many hours is required 250 hours 150 hours flight time
for a modular CPL? How many
flight hours?
For the minimum 200 hours 100 hours PIC, 20 hours must be
for a CPL, how many must be cross country
PIC, of which how many are
cross country?
For a CPL, how many hours are 5 hours night flying 10 hours
needed of night flying, how instrument time 6 hours multi
many in a multi aircraft? engine flying
What is required for an - 30 hours PIC in certain aeroplane-a
aerobatic rating? training course at a DTO or ATO
What does a steady green - Ground = cleared for take-off
light mean to an aircraft on
the ground? and in the air? - Air = Cleared to land
What does a steady red light Air = Don't land, continue circling
mean to an aircraft: IN the air? Ground = Stop
ON the ground?
What does a flashing green Ground = Cleared to taxi Air =
light mean to aircraft? On the Return to landing
ground? In the air?
What does a flashing red light Air = Aerodrome unsafe, do not land
mean to aircraft? In the air? Ground = Move clear of the landing
On the ground? area
Answers with Verified Solutions | Latest
Updated 2026
What is the Chicago - Barriers and Airspace needed to be
convention, why is it defined along with legal rights.
important?
- To ensure lots of bilateral
agreements were made, US held a
convention with 52 states to agree
on rights.
- ICAO Doc 7300, has 96 Articles, led
to the formation of ICAO
What is the role of ICAO? - ICAO are charged with ad mistering
the principles of the convention and
developing rules-Contains 19
annexes, each state has its own
national legalisation
Define what Article 1 states? Sovereignty: The contracting state
recognises each state has complete
and exclusive sovereignty over the
airspace above its territory
Define what Article 2 states? Territory: Territory of a state
deemed to be the land areas and
adjacent territorial waters under
sovereignty, suzerainty, protections
or mandate of such state
,What are the hour 500 PICUS 250 PIC Or 70 PIC and
requirements for a ATPL PIC? 180 PICUS
What is the hour requirement 1500 hours (100 in FFS or FNPT) (no
for an ATPL overall? more than 25 hours)
What are the hour 200 of which 100 is PIC/PICUS
requirements for an ATPL
Cross country?
What is the first freedom of - The right of aircraft from one state
the air? to overfly another sate without
landing
How many hours of multi-pilot - 500 multi pilot operations
operations are required for an
ATPL?
How many hours are required - 500 hours or
for PICUS? How many PIC or
PICUS? - 250 hours PICUS with 70 hours PIC
How many hours are required - 200 hours cross country, with 70
for cross country for an ATPL hours PIC
and how many must be PIC?
How many hours are required 75 hours of instrument time, 30
for a ATPL of instrument time hours of ground time
and ground time?
How many hours are required 100 hours as PIC
of night flying for an ATPL?
, How many hours is required 250 hours 150 hours flight time
for a modular CPL? How many
flight hours?
For the minimum 200 hours 100 hours PIC, 20 hours must be
for a CPL, how many must be cross country
PIC, of which how many are
cross country?
For a CPL, how many hours are 5 hours night flying 10 hours
needed of night flying, how instrument time 6 hours multi
many in a multi aircraft? engine flying
What is required for an - 30 hours PIC in certain aeroplane-a
aerobatic rating? training course at a DTO or ATO
What does a steady green - Ground = cleared for take-off
light mean to an aircraft on
the ground? and in the air? - Air = Cleared to land
What does a steady red light Air = Don't land, continue circling
mean to an aircraft: IN the air? Ground = Stop
ON the ground?
What does a flashing green Ground = Cleared to taxi Air =
light mean to aircraft? On the Return to landing
ground? In the air?
What does a flashing red light Air = Aerodrome unsafe, do not land
mean to aircraft? In the air? Ground = Move clear of the landing
On the ground? area
