If at night you see the red navigation light of an approaching aircraft out to the left,
will your paths cross?
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No. A red light out to the left is safe (i.e. red to red is safe). A red light out to
the right, however, could mean that the risk of a collision exists.
What four things must you do immediately if intercepted by another aircraft?
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• Follow the instructions given by the intercepting aircraft, interpreting and
responding to visual signals;
• Notify, if possible, the appropriate Air Traffic Services Unit;
• Attempt to establish radio communication with the aircraft or control unit
on 121.50 MHz, giving your callsign and the nature of your flight;
• Squawk code to 7700 on your transponder, unless otherwise indicated by
, the ATSU.
Avoid using hand signals because they could be misinterpreted.
Briefly describe the failure of power unit rule.
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Don't fly so low that you would cause harm if you had to make an
emergency landing in the event of a loss of power.
An aircraft which is obliged to give way to another aircraft must avoid...
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passing over, or under, or crossing ahead of, the other aircraft (unless
passing well clear of it).
A flying machine after landing must...
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move clear of the landing area as soon as possible, unless ATC otherwise
authorises.
, When two aircraft are converging at about the same altitude, the aircraft which has the
other on its BLANK must give way.
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What are the four possible combinations of aeronautical light beacons at an
aerodrome, and what do they mean?
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They mean that it's dark, the airfield is in operation, and give its type.
Flashing red beacon = Military aerodrome
Flashing green beacon = Civil aerodrome
White beacon / white flashing = Civil aerodrome
White/green flashing beacon = Civil aerodrome
Do you need permission to land at an unlicensed aerodrome?
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Yes, from the aerodrome owner or person in charge.
What is a Civil Aviation Publication (CAP)?
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will your paths cross?
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No. A red light out to the left is safe (i.e. red to red is safe). A red light out to
the right, however, could mean that the risk of a collision exists.
What four things must you do immediately if intercepted by another aircraft?
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• Follow the instructions given by the intercepting aircraft, interpreting and
responding to visual signals;
• Notify, if possible, the appropriate Air Traffic Services Unit;
• Attempt to establish radio communication with the aircraft or control unit
on 121.50 MHz, giving your callsign and the nature of your flight;
• Squawk code to 7700 on your transponder, unless otherwise indicated by
, the ATSU.
Avoid using hand signals because they could be misinterpreted.
Briefly describe the failure of power unit rule.
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Don't fly so low that you would cause harm if you had to make an
emergency landing in the event of a loss of power.
An aircraft which is obliged to give way to another aircraft must avoid...
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passing over, or under, or crossing ahead of, the other aircraft (unless
passing well clear of it).
A flying machine after landing must...
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move clear of the landing area as soon as possible, unless ATC otherwise
authorises.
, When two aircraft are converging at about the same altitude, the aircraft which has the
other on its BLANK must give way.
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right
What are the four possible combinations of aeronautical light beacons at an
aerodrome, and what do they mean?
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They mean that it's dark, the airfield is in operation, and give its type.
Flashing red beacon = Military aerodrome
Flashing green beacon = Civil aerodrome
White beacon / white flashing = Civil aerodrome
White/green flashing beacon = Civil aerodrome
Do you need permission to land at an unlicensed aerodrome?
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Yes, from the aerodrome owner or person in charge.
What is a Civil Aviation Publication (CAP)?
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