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ATPL SARON EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS An ATPL license holder in a Commuter Operation may exercise what privileges as a flight crewmember? - Answer-They may act as PIC or SIC with a valid Group 1 Instrument rating What privileges may an ATPL holder exercise should his CAT 1 medical validity lapse? - Answer-Private pilot privileges The minimum night time required to obtain the ATPL is? - Answer-100 hours, of which 30 must be in aeroplanes What is the definition of a large aircraft? - Answer-An airplane with an MCTOW of more than 5700Kg or 12,566lbs A mandatory Reportable Incident pertains to what aircraft? - Answer-- MCTOW grater than 2250 - All aircraft operating under Part VII of the CARs Following an aviation incident or accident should the pilot report the details to the TSB? - Answer-Yes, as soon as possible and by the quickest means available Pilots operating in Controlled high level Airspace if not assigned a code, should set the transponder to: - Answer-2000 What are the three RVSM altitude above FL290 for a Commercial carrier whose track is 150º M? - Answer-FL310 FL330 FL350 Equipments required to operate in the RVSM airspace: - Answer-- Automatic altitude Control System - Altitude Alerting System - Two Independent Altimeters A non-RVSM aircraft may be approved to fly in an RVSM airspace if: - Answer-- 4000 feet of separation from same direction traffic - 2000 feet separation from opposite direction traffic What are the altitude bases of the South, Northern and Artic Control Area? - Answer-- South FL180 - Northern FL230 - Artic FL270 Dimension of a Low Level Airway based on two VORs: - Answer-8 NM Wide until 50.8 NM with a diverging angle of 4.5º on either side Dimension of a Low Level Airway based upon NDB's: - Answer-4.34 NM Wide on either side of the center line until 49.66 with a diverging angle of 5º on either side A Terminal Control Area vertical dimension can extend from: - Answer-700 feet AGL up to the High Level Airspace Airspace Class B: - Answer-All low level controlled airspace above 12500 feet ASL up to but not including 18000 feet Airspace Class D: - Answer-- Controlled airspace which both VFR and IFR are permitted - ATC separation is provided only for IFR When the altimeter should be set to the local altimeter setting for an arrival at an airport in the Standard Pressure Region? - Answer-Once the aircraft is commencing its final descent to land.