Canadian ATPL SARON Frequently Tested
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1. What is the minimum night flight time required to obtain an ATPL?
A. 50 hours, including 20 in aeroplanes
B. 75 hours, including 25 in aeroplanes
C. 100 hours, including 30 in aeroplanes
D. 150 hours, including 40 in aeroplanes
2. Which aircraft classification defines a “large aircraft”?
A. MCTOW greater than 2,250 kg
B. MCTOW greater than 5,700 kg
C. MCTOW greater than 12,000 kg
D. MCTOW greater than 15,000 kg
3. What is the lateral dimension of a low-level airway based on two VORs?
A. 4 NM wide with 5° divergence
B. 6 NM wide with 4° divergence
C. 8 NM wide until 50.8 NM, 4.5° divergence on each side
D. 10 NM wide, no divergence
,4. What is the lateral dimension of a low-level airway based on NDBs?
A. 2.5 NM each side, 3° divergence
B. 4.34 NM each side until 49.66 NM, 5° divergence
C. 6.0 NM each side, 4° divergence
D. 8.0 NM each side, no divergence
5. The vertical limits of a Terminal Control Area (TCA) typically extend from:
A. Surface to 12,500 ft ASL
B. 300 ft AGL to FL180
C. 700 ft AGL up to high-level airspace
D. 1,200 ft AGL to FL600
6. What airspace is designated as Class B in Canada?
A. All controlled airspace from the surface to 12,500 ft ASL
B. All controlled airspace above 12,500 ft ASL up to but not including 18,000 ft
C. All high-level controlled airspace above FL180
D. All low-level Class E controlled airspace
7. Which of the following correctly describes Class D airspace?
A. Only VFR flights permitted; no ATC separation
B. IFR only, with mandatory ATC clearance
C. IFR and VFR permitted; ATC separation provided only to IFR
D. Uncontrolled airspace with an MF requirement
8. What is the maximum airspeed permitted below 3,000 ft AGL within 10 NM of
a controlled aerodrome?
,A. 150 KIAS
B. 180 KIAS
C. 200 KIAS
D. 250 KIAS
9. What is the maximum airspeed permitted below 10,000 ft ASL?
A. 180 KIAS
B. 200 KIAS
C. 230 KIAS
D. 250 KIAS or minimum safe airspeed
10. What is the maximum IAS for a civil turbojet holding at 14,000 ft?
A. 180 KIAS
B. 200 KIAS
C. 230 KIAS
D. 250 KIAS
11. ATC must be advised of a cruise speed change when the TAS varies by:
A. 2% or more
B. 3% or more
C. 5% or more
D. 10% or more
12. ATC must be advised of a Mach number change when it differs by:
A. 0.005
B. 0.01
, C. 0.02
D. 0.05
13. Where are the dimensions of a Mandatory Frequency (MF) area published?
A. Transport Canada AIM
B. Enroute Low Altitude Chart
C. CFS entry for the specific aerodrome
D. VNC Chart
14. An aerodrome in controlled airspace with a designated MF and an FSS onsite
is classified as:
A. Class B
B. Class C
C. Class D
D. Class E
15. What frequency must be used at an uncontrolled aerodrome with no
published MF or ATF?
A. 121.5 MHz
B. 122.8 MHz
C. 123.2 MHz
D. 126.7 MHz
What are the reporting procedures for departures from un uncontrolled
aerodrome with a MF or ATF? - ANSWER - Report prior to entering the
manoeuvring area
Exam Questions With Verified Multiple Choice
and Conceptual Actual 100%
Correct Detailed Answers
Guaranteed Pass!!Current Update!!
1. What is the minimum night flight time required to obtain an ATPL?
A. 50 hours, including 20 in aeroplanes
B. 75 hours, including 25 in aeroplanes
C. 100 hours, including 30 in aeroplanes
D. 150 hours, including 40 in aeroplanes
2. Which aircraft classification defines a “large aircraft”?
A. MCTOW greater than 2,250 kg
B. MCTOW greater than 5,700 kg
C. MCTOW greater than 12,000 kg
D. MCTOW greater than 15,000 kg
3. What is the lateral dimension of a low-level airway based on two VORs?
A. 4 NM wide with 5° divergence
B. 6 NM wide with 4° divergence
C. 8 NM wide until 50.8 NM, 4.5° divergence on each side
D. 10 NM wide, no divergence
,4. What is the lateral dimension of a low-level airway based on NDBs?
A. 2.5 NM each side, 3° divergence
B. 4.34 NM each side until 49.66 NM, 5° divergence
C. 6.0 NM each side, 4° divergence
D. 8.0 NM each side, no divergence
5. The vertical limits of a Terminal Control Area (TCA) typically extend from:
A. Surface to 12,500 ft ASL
B. 300 ft AGL to FL180
C. 700 ft AGL up to high-level airspace
D. 1,200 ft AGL to FL600
6. What airspace is designated as Class B in Canada?
A. All controlled airspace from the surface to 12,500 ft ASL
B. All controlled airspace above 12,500 ft ASL up to but not including 18,000 ft
C. All high-level controlled airspace above FL180
D. All low-level Class E controlled airspace
7. Which of the following correctly describes Class D airspace?
A. Only VFR flights permitted; no ATC separation
B. IFR only, with mandatory ATC clearance
C. IFR and VFR permitted; ATC separation provided only to IFR
D. Uncontrolled airspace with an MF requirement
8. What is the maximum airspeed permitted below 3,000 ft AGL within 10 NM of
a controlled aerodrome?
,A. 150 KIAS
B. 180 KIAS
C. 200 KIAS
D. 250 KIAS
9. What is the maximum airspeed permitted below 10,000 ft ASL?
A. 180 KIAS
B. 200 KIAS
C. 230 KIAS
D. 250 KIAS or minimum safe airspeed
10. What is the maximum IAS for a civil turbojet holding at 14,000 ft?
A. 180 KIAS
B. 200 KIAS
C. 230 KIAS
D. 250 KIAS
11. ATC must be advised of a cruise speed change when the TAS varies by:
A. 2% or more
B. 3% or more
C. 5% or more
D. 10% or more
12. ATC must be advised of a Mach number change when it differs by:
A. 0.005
B. 0.01
, C. 0.02
D. 0.05
13. Where are the dimensions of a Mandatory Frequency (MF) area published?
A. Transport Canada AIM
B. Enroute Low Altitude Chart
C. CFS entry for the specific aerodrome
D. VNC Chart
14. An aerodrome in controlled airspace with a designated MF and an FSS onsite
is classified as:
A. Class B
B. Class C
C. Class D
D. Class E
15. What frequency must be used at an uncontrolled aerodrome with no
published MF or ATF?
A. 121.5 MHz
B. 122.8 MHz
C. 123.2 MHz
D. 126.7 MHz
What are the reporting procedures for departures from un uncontrolled
aerodrome with a MF or ATF? - ANSWER - Report prior to entering the
manoeuvring area
