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Air Law Questions and Answers with Certified Solutions What action should a pilot take if they see a red light signal from the tower while on the ground? A) Proceed with taxiing as planned B) Take off immediately C) Stop immediately and wait for further instructions D) Perform a low pass over the runway When should a pilot use a transponder squawk code of 7500? A) When experiencing a hijacking B) When requesting emergency fuel C) When in radio communication failure D) When dec...

AIR LAW (CPL/IR) Questions and Answers Latest Update Graded A+ What is the primary responsibility of the pilot-in-command? Ensuring the safety of the aircraft, crew, and passengers When must a pilot file an alternate airport in the flight plan? When weather conditions at the destination are below specified minimums What is the standard vertical separation between aircraft in controlled airspace under IFR? 1000 feet below FL290 and 2000 feet above FL290 Who is responsible for e...

Air Law Questions and Answers Latest Version Graded A+ What document confirms that an aircraft meets all safety and maintenance requirements? The airworthiness certificate What must a pilot obtain before entering controlled airspace? Clearance from air traffic control What device is used to transmit a distress signal in an emergency? Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT) When should an aircraft’s transponder be set to squawk 7700? In an emergency situation What does “...

Air Law Questions and Answers Latest Version Graded A+ What is the purpose of a Special VFR clearance? A) To allow VFR flights in any weather conditions B) To permit a VFR aircraft to enter controlled airspace under reduced visibility C) To allow a VFR aircraft to operate within a control zone in conditions below VFR minima D) To override ATC instructions in an emergency What is the primary function of an airport control tower? A) To provide weather forecasts for pilots B) To man...

What are the requirements of a PPL? - - be 17 years of age - hold a valid class 2 medical - Be certified in radio telephony - Have a valid SPL - Have successfully completed training - Have passed theoretical knowledge examination - Have passed all the skills test How long does a pilot have to pass all theoretical examinations for a PPL? - 18 months for what amount of time after the last dual instruction is the pilot able to conduct a skills test? - 30 days What is the lowest medical t...

Certification of Airmen - Category of Aircraft - Airplane, Rotorcraft, Glider, Lighter than Air Certification of Airmen - Class of Aircraft - Single Engine Land Single Engine Sea Multi Engine Land Multi Engine Sea Certification of Aircraft - Category of Aircraft - Normal, Utility, Aerobatic Certification of Aircraft - Class of Aircraft - Airplane, Rotorcraft, Glider, Lighter than Air Governing Body of the Philippines - Department of Transport and Communication -Air Transportation Offi...

Aircraft speed - Outside controlled airspace and below FL100: not more than 250knts; within controlled airspace: not more than 160knts for reciprocating engine aircraft, 200knts for turbine-powered aircraft Lights for aircraft operating at an aerodrome - Operating lights and navigation lights Distress signals - SOS in Morse code, MAYDAY over radio, red lights fired one at a time, parachute flare showing red light Urgency signals - Switching landing lights and/or navigation lights on and o...

QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTION GRADED A+ Pre-flight pilot actions - -Check instruments -Check techlog -Check CRS -Check CofA and CofR (for intl) Length of validity of SEP rating - 2 years How to keep SEP valid - In final year have 12 hours made up of: -12 TO and LDG -6 hours PIC -1 hour with instructor TORA - Take-off run available Types of radar controlled services - Traffic and Deconfliction Types of non-radar controlled services - Basic and Procedural Minimum distance from open assembly...

CPL AIR LAW CAAP EXAM QUESTIONS ACTUAL EXAM 200 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES Issuance of airmen licenses is based on PCARS? - Part 2 During aircraft operations on the ground, no person may taxi an aircraft on the movement area of an airport unless the person at the controls? - 1) Has been authorized by the owner, the lessee, or a designated agent 2) Is fully competent to taxi the aircraft 3) Is qualified to use the radio if radio communication...