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In |order |to |act |as |pilot-in-command |of |a |two-crew |aircraft |the |pilot |must |have |- |VERIFIED | ANSWER✔✔-an |ATPL |with |a |type |rating |for |the |aircraft. A |commercial |pilot |operating |an |aircraft |under |the |air |taxi |rules |must |have |completed |. |. |. |. |. |takeoffs | and |landings |within |the |preceding |. |. |. |. |. |days. |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-3 |takeoffs |and |landings |within |the |preceding | 90 |days A |commercial |pilot |age | 30 |completed |a |CAT | 1 |medical |exam |on |February |13, | 2001 |and |the |medical | was |issued |on |March |21, |2001.When |is |the |last |day |this |pilot |can |rent |an |aircraft |and |take |a |friend | on |a |local |flight? |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-Last |day |of |February |2006. What |day |does |the |pilot's |medical |expire |for |acting |as |pilot-in-command |in |an |air |taxi |service? |- | VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-March, | 1 | 2002 In |order |to |act |as |pilot-in-command |of |a |single-engine |aircraft |for |an |air |taxi |service |under |night |VFR | without |passengers |a |commercial |pilot |must |have |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-competency |check. To |act |as |the |pilot-in-command |of |a |multi-engine |aeroplane |under |IMC |for |an |air |taxi |service, |the | pilot |must |have |completed |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-the |PPC, |ground |and |flight |training |initially |within | the |preceding | 12 |months. When |a |pilot |is |operating |during |night |VFR |under |the |commercial |air |service |air |taxi |rules |in |a |single- engine |aeroplane, |passengers |can |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-not |be |carried |unless |authorized |in |the | AOC. While |operating |VFR |en |route |in |uncontrolled |airspace |or |VFR |on |an |airway |pilots |should | continuously |monitor |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-126.
For |a |VFR |aircraft |to |enter |Class |D |airspace |the |pilot-in-command |shall |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔- establish |two-way |radio |communications |prior |to |entering |and |the |aircraft |be |equipped |with |a |Mode | C |transponder |only |if |designated. The |minimum |night |VFR |weather |requirements |to |enter |Class |G |airspace |above | 1 | 000 |feet |AGL |is |- | VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-3 |miles |visibility |while |maintaining | 2 | 000 |feet |horizontally |and | 500 |feet | vertically |below |cloud. What |is |the |minimum |altitude |and |distance |a |pilot |must |remain |from |a |forest |fire? |- |VERIFIED | ANSWER✔✔-3 | 000 |feet |AGL |within | 5 |NM |or |otherwise |by |NOTAM. When |flying |within | 10 |NM |below | 3 | 000 |feet |AGL |of |a |controlled |airport |the |maximum |airspeed |is |- | VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-200 |KIAS. When |flying |from |the |altimeter |setting |region |into |the |standard |pressure |region |the |altimeter |is |set | to |29.92 |in |Hg |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-after |entering |the |Standard |Pressure |Region A |flashing |white |light |directed |at |an |aircraft |on |the |ground |means |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-return |to | starting |point |on |the |airport NORDO |aircraft |entering |the |circuit |at |a |controlled |airport |should |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-approach | the |circuit |from |the |upwind |side, |join |crosswind |at |circuit |height |and, |taking |due |account |of |other | traffic, |join |the |circuit |on |the |downwind |leg, |at |all |times |be |on |the |alert |for |visual |signals. A |reportable |aviation |incident |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-applies |to |aircraft |having |a |maximum |takeoff | weight |greater |than | 2 | 250 |kg |(5 | 000 |lb). When |operating |under |commercial |air |service |rules |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-A.aerial |application |is |not |allowed |at |night |unless |authorized |in |AOC. B.an |aerial |work |operator |shall |not |operate |a |single-engine |aircraft |at |night |or |VFR |OTT |or |in |IMC | unless |authorized |in |AOC. C.VFR |OTT |must |be |specifically |authorized |in |the |AOC |for |an |air |taxi |service. D.all |of |the |above |apply. |ANSWER
When |carburetor |heat |is |applied |the |fuel/air |ratio |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-is |richer |therefore |lean |the |mixture |for |prolonged |carburetor |heat |use. As |the |angle |of |attack |is |increased |lift |. |. |. |. |. |and |induced |drag |. |. |. |. |. |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔- increases, |increases The |instruments |connected |to |the |static |port |are |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-vertical |speed |indicator, | altimeter, |and |airspeed |indicator. The |ratio |for |best |power |is |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-1: | 1 |part |fuel |to | 14 |parts |air In |the |four-stroke |cycle |of |a |piston |engine, |both |the |intake |and |exhaust |valves |are |closed |during |the |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-compression |stroke The |first |symptom |of |carburetor |icing |is |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-RPM |or |MP |decrease. Which |is |correct |regarding |the |advantages |of |a |fuel |injected |engine? |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-no | carburetor |icing
As |the |angle |of |attack |is |increased |the |center |of |pressure |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-moves |forward | until |the |point |of |stall, |then |moves |rapidly |rearward. If |the |pitot |tube |becomes |completely |blocked |by |ice |during |flight, |in |an |aircraft |that |did |not |have | pitot |heat, |the |airspeed |indicator |would |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-over |read |in |a |climb |and |under |read | in |a |descent. If |the |suction |gauge |is |not |in |the |green |arc |which |instruments |will |malfunction? |- |VERIFIED | ANSWER✔✔-Attitude |indicator |and |heading |indicator During |an |approach |with |decreased |performance |shear |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-the |aircraft |will |sink | below |the |glide |path |and |more |power |will |be |needed |to |get |back |on |the |glide |path |then |once |re- established |on |the |glide |path |less |power |than |originally |used |will |be |used. What |affect |can |a |few |millimeters |of |ice |or |frost |have |on |an |aerofoil? |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔- Increase |in |the |speed |and |takeoff |distance |and |the |ice |or |frost |must |be |removed |before |flight. What |is |the |first |symptom |of |hypoxia |and |how |should |it |be |treated? |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-a |false | sense |of |well |being |or |euphoria |so |breathe |oxygen The |minimum |time |a |pilot |must |allow |between |one |alcoholic |drink |and |the |next |flight |as |a |flight |crew |member |is |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-12 |hours |and |until |no |longer |affected |by |the |alcohol. The |troposphere |is |heated |by |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-the |incoming |tangent |rays |from |the |sun |that | are |absorbed |by |the |Earth's |surface |and |the |ground |in |turn |heats |the |atmosphere |from |below. The |layer |of |the |atmosphere |in |which |most |of |the |weather |occurs |is |called |the |- |VERIFIED | ANSWER✔✔-the |troposphere A |trough |is |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-an |elongated |area |of |low |pressure
While |flying |through |a |winter |warm |front |the |aircraft |encounters |snow |then |ice |pellets. |If |the |aircraft |continues |on |this |course |it |will |encounter |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-freezing |rain |and |then |rain. Geographic |area |forecasts |are |issued |. |. |. |. |. |, |each |GFA |consists |of |. |. |. |. |. |depicting |forecasts |for |. |. |. |. |. |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-4 |times |daily, | 6 |charts, |the |present | 6 |hours |later |and | 12 |hours |later. Unstable |air |becomes |more |stable |when |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-cooled |from |below Deviation |in |an |aircraft |magnetic |compass |is |caused |by |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-the |electromagnetic | field |associated |with |metal |in |the |airframe |and |the |engine. A |pilot |is |climbing |from |an |airport |with |an |elevation |of | 1 | 500 |feet |ASL |to |an |altitude |of | 9 | 500 |feet | ASL. |How |long |will |the |climb |take |if |the |rate |of | 650 |FPM? |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-12 |minutes 9500 |- | 1500 |= | 8000 |/ | 650 Refer |to |question |90. How |much |distance |will |be |covered |in |the |climb |if |the |ground |speed |is | 110 |KT? |- |VERIFIED | ANSWER✔✔-22NM When |testing |a |VOR |with |a |VOT |which |of |the |following |would |be |a |proper |indication? |- |VERIFIED | ANSWER✔✔-OBS | 004 °, |FROM |flag, |and |needle |centered. With |a |magnetic |heading |of |040° |and |a |relative |bearing |of |170° |ATC |asks |you |to |intercept |the |060° | track |outbound. |Intercepting |at |60°, |what |heading |would |you |fly? |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-MH |+ |RB |= |BTS |+/- | 180 ° |= |BFS040° |+ | 170 ° |= | 210 ° |(BTS) |- | 180 ° |= | 030 ° |(BFS)Our |current |bearing |of | 030 °M |is |to | the |left |of |our |desired |track |of | 060 ° |outbound.060°MT |+ | 60 ° |(intercept |angle) |= | 120 ° |our |intercept | heading |in |magnetic. The |correct |answer |is: |120° What |will |be |the |relative |bearing |to |the |NDB |upon |intercepting |the |060° |track? |- |VERIFIED | ANSWER✔✔-120°
A |straight |line |drawn |on |a |VNC |represents |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-a |great |circle What |are |the |six |components, |in |their |proper |pairs |for |each |vector, |of |the |triangle |of |velocities? |- | VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-Wind |speed |and |direction, |heading |and |true |airspeed, |aircraft |track |and | ground |speed. A |pilot |must |contact |the |Canada |Border |Service |Agency |at |the |Airport |of |Entry |when |flying |to |Canada |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-at |least | 2 |hours |prior |to |arrival |via |phone What |is |the |width |of |a |LF/MF |airway? |- |VERIFIED |ANSWER✔✔-4.34 |NM |wide |on |each |side |of |center | line |until |49.66 |NM, |then |increases |by |a | 5 ° |splay. While |flying |130° |bearing |inbound |you |want |to |intercept |220° |bearing |outbound. i. |What |will |be |the |heading |to |intercept |220° |bearing |outbound |with |an |intercept |angle |of |10°? ii. |What |will |the |relative |bearing |be |upon |intercepting |the |220° |bearing |outbound? |- |VERIFIED | ANSWER✔✔-(i) | 210 ° |(ii) | 190 ° Acceleration |and |deceleration |compass |error |affects |the |magnetic |compass |only |when |- |VERIFIED | ANSWER✔✔-flying |on |east |or |west |headings