RePL Exam CASA Latest Exam 2023 Questions and Correct Answers Guaranteed A+
"Garbage in, Garbage out" refers to:
- Fatigue
- Airmanship
- CRM
- None of the above - Correct Answer b. Airmanship
- foot is equal to how many metres - Correct Answer 0.3048
- Knot (kt) is equal to how many Nautical Mile (nm) per hour - Correct Answer 1
- knot is equal to how many meters per second? - Correct Answer 0.5m/s
- minute of Latitude is equal to how many nautical miles? - Correct Answer 1
- Nautical Miles (nm) is equal to how many (km) - Correct Answer 1.852 kilometres
(km)
7 Nautical Miles is equal to:
12.964 Kilometres 12.06 Miles 11.972 Kilometres None of the above - Correct Answer 12.964 Kilometres
A "Return to Home" System is for:
- Loss of connection between transmitter and receiver
- To bring the RPAS back to the starting point
- To Operate the RPAS autonomously
- A and B
- B and C - Correct Answer d. A and B
A Circuit breaker and fuse may be reset:
- Circuit breaker reset once, fuse never
- Circuit Breaker reset twice, fuse never
- Circuit Breaker reset once, fuse once
- Circuit Breaker reset once, fuse twice - Correct Answer a. Circuit breaker reset once,
fuse never
A Fohn wind on the lee side of a mountain will produce which weather conditions:
- Warm, Moist Air with precipitation
- Warm, Dry Air
- Cold, Moist Air
- Cold, Dry Air - Correct Answer d. Cold, Dry Air 1 / 2
A katabatic wind will be strongest:
- Prior to sunrise
- In the late morning
- In early afternoon
- In the late evening - Correct Answer a. Prior to sunrise
A pilot of an aircraft would be exposed to the same sensory information as the pilot of an RPA.
- True
- False - Correct Answer b. False
A remote Pilot with an RePL, ReOC and IREX has been tasked with capturing data at a farm that is 1.6km long. The client has asked the operator to capture a photo from the other end facing back towards the start of the farm from a height of 500 feet AGL. Is this possible? Select the most correct answer.
- No - We need to obtain approval to operate above 400 feet.
- Yes - We do not need approval to operate above 400 feet if we have approval to fly
Beyond Visual Line Of Sight (IREX). - Correct Answer a. No - We need to obtain approval to operate above 400 feet.
AC - Correct Answer Advisory Circular
AD - Correct Answer Aerodromes
AFM - Correct Answer Aircraft Flight Manual
AIC - Correct Answer Aeronautical Information Circular
AIP - Correct Answer Aeronautical Information Publication
AIP - Correct Answer Aeronautical Information Publication (AIP) has been developed by Airservices Australia to assist in the navigation of aircraft between Aerodromes (AD), Aeroplane Landing Areas (ALA) and Helipads (HLS)
ALA - Correct Answer Aeroplane Landing Areas
ALARP stands for
- As Low As Reasonably Practical
- As Low As Required Practically
- As Low As Reasonably Possible - Correct Answer b. As Low As Reasonably
Practical
An Air mass originating in the equatorial region of the Atlantic would be best described
as:
- Polar Continental
- / 2