CPL AIR LAW CAAP EXAM UPDATED
VERSION QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ACCURATE ANSWERS
(1) 1 sm flight visibility (2)clear of clouds (3)within ATC clearance (4)except for helicopters,when flight visibility is at least 1 statute mile - Correct AnswerWhat is the minimum flight visibility for a special vfr flight?
(1) 300m (1,000feet) above the highest obstacle within a horizontal radius of (2) 600m (2,000feet) of the aircraft - Correct AnswerExcept when necessary for takeoff and landing, no person may operate an aircraft below the following altitude over any congested area of the city or town or settlement or over any open air assembly of persons at an altitudes below
(1) above fl 200 (2) at transonic and supersonic speeds - Correct AnswerUnless authorized by the appropriate ATC authority no pilot may operate in vfr flight
(1)(day) horizontal 1 mile/vertical 1,000ft (2)(night) 3sm flight visibility,500ft below clouds,1000ft above clouds and 2,000 horizontal distance from clouds - Correct AnswerAircraft flights under VFR condition shall have visibility and distance from cloud
(1)25 hours of dual instruction from an authorized instructor (2)these 25 hours may include 5 hours completed in flight simulator or flight procedures.
- Correct AnswerThe applicant for CPL shall receive and log not less than
(1)32 hours in any 7 consecutive days (2)100 hours in any calendar months (3)1,000 hours in any calendar year - Correct AnswerNo scheduled or any non scheduled international operator may schedule any flight crew member and no flight crew member may accept an assignment for flight time in commercial flying if that flight crew members total flight time in all flying will exceed
(1)100 hours as PIC or in the case of a course approved training (2)70 hours as PIC - Correct AnswerThe applicant for CPL (A) shall have completed in airplane not less than
(1)1000 hours in any calendar year (2)100 hours in any calendar month (3)30 hours in any 7 consecutive days 1 / 2
(4)8 hours between required rest peroid - Correct AnswerNo scheduled and non scheduled domestic operator may schedule any flight crew member and no flight crew member may accept an assignment for flight time in scheduled air transportation or in other commercial flying if that crew members total flight time in all commercial flying will exceed
(1)2500ft on urban areas (2)1500ft on sea - Correct Answer1000/1000 no person may operate airplane during the day under VFR at an altitude less than
(1)A precision instrument approach and landing with a decision height (2)not lower than 60m (200feet) (3)And either visibility not less than 800m or RVR not less than 550m - Correct AnswerIn categories of precision approach and landing operations (CAT 1) means?
(1)above 13000ft (2)10,000feet 30 minutes after - Correct AnswerWhat altitude required breathing oxygen to be worn at all times
(1)Airport traffic pattern altitudes turbojet,turbofan,or large (2)when departing the PIC of turbojet turbofan or large aircraft shall climb 1500ft AGL - Correct AnswerWhen arriving at an airport,the PIC of a turbojet,turbofan,or large aircraft shall enter the traffic pattern at least 1500ft AGL until further descent is required for landing
(1)authorized by an ATC clearance,under exceptional circumstances (2)the aircraft remains clear of clouds (3)the flight visibility is at least 5km - Correct AnswerNo person may conduct as special VFR flight operation to enter the traffic pattern, land or takeoff an aircraft under special VFR from an airport located in class B, class C, class D or class E airspace unless
(1)continue the flight under vfr (2)land at the nearest suitable airport (3)report arrival to ATC by the most expeditious meCorrect Answerpossible - Correct AnswerIf radio failure occurs in vfr while under ATC control, or if VFR conditions are encountered after the failure, each pilot shall
(1)CPL/IR or an ATPL license (2)each with applicable category,class and type ratings for the aircraft operated. - Correct AnswerNo pilot may act as co pilot of an aircraft in commercial air transport operations unless he or she holds either
(1)For aircraft other than helicopters, having two engines or less 1,500m (1statute mile) visibility (2)For aircraft having more than two engines 800m (1/2 statute mile) visibility
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