Canadian ATPL SARON & SAMRA Frequently
Tested Exam Questions With Verified Multiple
Choice and Conceptual Actual 100%
Correct Detailed Answers
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1. What is RVSM airspace? - ANSWER RVSM, or reduced vertical
separation minima, is airspace that starts above FL290 due to altimeters
becoming less accurate to the corresponding increase of altitude.
2. What equipment do you need for RVSM airspace? - ANSWER 1. Two
independent altitude measuring systems
Autopilot with ALT hold feature
Altitude alerting system
3. How does RVSM airspace work? - ANSWER Vertical separation of 2000
feet in-between altitudes
4. Oxygen requirements above 10,000 ASL to 13,000 ASL - ANSWER At
least 30 minutes of oxygen for the crew plus 10% of the passengers, and
duration if longer than 30 minutes. (At least 1 passenger)
5. Oxygen requirements above 13,000 ASL - ANSWER Oxygen at all times
for everyone, at least one hour plus duration above 13,000.
,6. Oxygen requirements above FL250 - ANSWER Pilot in control must wear
mask if quick donning masks are NOT available
7. Oxygen requirements above FL410 - ANSWER Pilot at controls must
have oxygen mask on at all times, even if its quick donning.
8. Times of useful consciousness - ANSWER 10,000 - Hours
20,000 - 5 to 12 minutes
30,000 - 45 to 75 seconds
40,000- 13 to 30 seconds
45,000 or above - 12 to 15 seconds or less
9. Low level airway vertical dimension - ANSWER 2200 AGL to 17,999 AGL
10.A low level air route is _____ airspace and extends from _____ up to _____.
- ANSWER G, the surface up to 17,999 AGL
11.VHF Airway VOR-VOR dimensions - ANSWER Width - 4nm
Length - 50.8nm
Angle - 4.5 degrees
12.VHF Airway or LF airway dimensions - ANSWER VOR-NDB or NDB-NDB
,Width - 4.34nm
Length - 49.66nm
Angle - 5 degrees
13.Hold speed at or below 14,000 ASL (Propeller driven) - ANSWER Max
175 KIAS in hold and climb
14.Hold speed at or below 14,000 ASL (Turbojet) - ANSWER 230 KIAS hold
speed, max 310 KIAS climb speed
15.Hold speed above 14,000 ASL (Turbojet) - ANSWER 265 KIAS
16.Fuel Reserves VFR - ANSWER Destination plus 30 minutes cruise (Day)
Destination plus 45 minutes cruise (Night)
17.Fuel Reserves IFR (Propeller driven) (Alternate) - ANSWER To
destination, approach and missed approach at destination, fly to alternate
and land PLUS 45 minutes cruise
18.Fuel Reserves IFR (Propeller driven) (NO alternate) - ANSWER To
destination, approach and missed approach at destination, PLUS 45 minutes
cruise
, 19.Fuel Reserves IFR (Turbojet) (Alternate) - ANSWER To destination,
approach and missed approach at destination, fly to alternate and land
PLUS 30 minutes cruise
20.Fuel Reserves IFR (Turbojet) (NO alternate) - ANSWER To destination,
approach and missed approach at destination, PLUS 30 minutes cruise
21.Flight plans must be changed with ATC if a change of more than ____% or
____ mach - ANSWER 5%, 0.01 mach
22.Flight plan close not more than _______ hour(s) after reported ETA.
Flight itinerary closed not more than _____ hour(s) after ETA if no filed SAR
time - ANSWER 1 hour, 24 hours
23.Air Defense Identification Zone - ANSWER -Air defense identification
zone (ADIZ)
-cannot fly through without flight plan DVFR
Plus or minus 5 minutes and plus or minus 20 miles
24.Aerial work - ANSWER 702
25.-Air taxi
-Piston/Turboprop up to 9 pax
-NO TURBOJETS - ANSWER 703
Tested Exam Questions With Verified Multiple
Choice and Conceptual Actual 100%
Correct Detailed Answers
Guaranteed Pass!!Current Update!!
1. What is RVSM airspace? - ANSWER RVSM, or reduced vertical
separation minima, is airspace that starts above FL290 due to altimeters
becoming less accurate to the corresponding increase of altitude.
2. What equipment do you need for RVSM airspace? - ANSWER 1. Two
independent altitude measuring systems
Autopilot with ALT hold feature
Altitude alerting system
3. How does RVSM airspace work? - ANSWER Vertical separation of 2000
feet in-between altitudes
4. Oxygen requirements above 10,000 ASL to 13,000 ASL - ANSWER At
least 30 minutes of oxygen for the crew plus 10% of the passengers, and
duration if longer than 30 minutes. (At least 1 passenger)
5. Oxygen requirements above 13,000 ASL - ANSWER Oxygen at all times
for everyone, at least one hour plus duration above 13,000.
,6. Oxygen requirements above FL250 - ANSWER Pilot in control must wear
mask if quick donning masks are NOT available
7. Oxygen requirements above FL410 - ANSWER Pilot at controls must
have oxygen mask on at all times, even if its quick donning.
8. Times of useful consciousness - ANSWER 10,000 - Hours
20,000 - 5 to 12 minutes
30,000 - 45 to 75 seconds
40,000- 13 to 30 seconds
45,000 or above - 12 to 15 seconds or less
9. Low level airway vertical dimension - ANSWER 2200 AGL to 17,999 AGL
10.A low level air route is _____ airspace and extends from _____ up to _____.
- ANSWER G, the surface up to 17,999 AGL
11.VHF Airway VOR-VOR dimensions - ANSWER Width - 4nm
Length - 50.8nm
Angle - 4.5 degrees
12.VHF Airway or LF airway dimensions - ANSWER VOR-NDB or NDB-NDB
,Width - 4.34nm
Length - 49.66nm
Angle - 5 degrees
13.Hold speed at or below 14,000 ASL (Propeller driven) - ANSWER Max
175 KIAS in hold and climb
14.Hold speed at or below 14,000 ASL (Turbojet) - ANSWER 230 KIAS hold
speed, max 310 KIAS climb speed
15.Hold speed above 14,000 ASL (Turbojet) - ANSWER 265 KIAS
16.Fuel Reserves VFR - ANSWER Destination plus 30 minutes cruise (Day)
Destination plus 45 minutes cruise (Night)
17.Fuel Reserves IFR (Propeller driven) (Alternate) - ANSWER To
destination, approach and missed approach at destination, fly to alternate
and land PLUS 45 minutes cruise
18.Fuel Reserves IFR (Propeller driven) (NO alternate) - ANSWER To
destination, approach and missed approach at destination, PLUS 45 minutes
cruise
, 19.Fuel Reserves IFR (Turbojet) (Alternate) - ANSWER To destination,
approach and missed approach at destination, fly to alternate and land
PLUS 30 minutes cruise
20.Fuel Reserves IFR (Turbojet) (NO alternate) - ANSWER To destination,
approach and missed approach at destination, PLUS 30 minutes cruise
21.Flight plans must be changed with ATC if a change of more than ____% or
____ mach - ANSWER 5%, 0.01 mach
22.Flight plan close not more than _______ hour(s) after reported ETA.
Flight itinerary closed not more than _____ hour(s) after ETA if no filed SAR
time - ANSWER 1 hour, 24 hours
23.Air Defense Identification Zone - ANSWER -Air defense identification
zone (ADIZ)
-cannot fly through without flight plan DVFR
Plus or minus 5 minutes and plus or minus 20 miles
24.Aerial work - ANSWER 702
25.-Air taxi
-Piston/Turboprop up to 9 pax
-NO TURBOJETS - ANSWER 703
