Have an account?
Skip to Content
Build your own quiz
69 questions
Show Answers
See Preview
- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhich ICAO Annex contains Rules of The Air?Annex 1Annex 2Annex 3Annex 36
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhat are the basic parts of AIP?GEN, IGEN, ENRGENGEN, ENR, ADAD, ENR, IGEN
- 3. Multiple ChoiceIn which part of the VFR manual can you find VFR information?VFR-IGENVFR-ENRENR-IGENGEN 1
- 4. Multiple ChoiceWhere you can find rules for VFR flight?Annex 1VFR manualNOTAMs and AIPCTR and TMA
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWhich documents contain information about abbrevations and symbols?VFR-IGENVFR-ENRVFR-GENGEN 1
- 6. Multiple ChoiceWhat does abbrevation TMA means?Terminal Maneuvering AreaTemporary Maneuvering AreaTransponder Mandatory Area
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWhat does abbrevation TSA means?Transponder Standby AreaTemporary Segregated AreaTemporary Separated Area
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhat does abbrevation AGL means?Above ground lineAllow ground loopAbove ground level
- 9. Multiple ChoiceSSR code 7500 isUnlawful interferenceEmergencyRadio failureHijohn
- 10. Multiple ChoiceSSR code 7000 isRadio failureUnlawful interferenceUncontroled VFR flightRadio failure
- 11. Multiple ChoiceSSR code 7600 isUnlawful interferenceRadio failureUncontroled VFR flightEmergency
- 12. Multiple ChoiceSSR code 7700 isUnlawful interferenceEmergencyUncontroled VFR flightHijohn
- 13. Multiple ChoiceSSR codes 7500, 7600 and 7700 areUnlawful interference, Radio failure and EmergencyEmergency, Unlawful interference and Radio failureRadio failure, Emergency and Unlawful interference
- 14. Multiple ChoiceWhat is VFR flight?Flight following visual flying rules in IMCFlight following visual flying rules in TMAFlight following visual flying rules in CTRFlight following visual flying rules in VMC
- 15. Multiple ChoiceIn which meteorological conditions you can fly
IFR?VMC onlyIMC onlyVMC and IMCNever - 16. Multiple ChoiceType of airspaces defined in ICAO are?From A to DFrom B to GType 1, 2, 3From A to G
- 17. Multiple ChoiceVertical limit for G class in Czech rep. (LKAA)1000 ft AGL1000 m AGL1000 ft AAL1000 ft QNH
- 18. Multiple ChoiceMeteorological minima for VFR flight in class E?5 km flight visibility, 1500 m horizontal and 1000 ft vertical distance from clouds8 km flight visibility, 1500 m horizontal and 1000 ft vertical distance from clouds5 km flight visibility, 1500 ft horizontal and 1000 m vertical distance from clouds
- 19. Multiple ChoiceMeteorological minima for VFR flight in class C below FL 100?8 km flight visibility, 1500 m horizontal and 1000 ft vertical distance from clouds5 km flight visibility, 1500 m horizontal and 1000 ft vertical distance from clouds5 km flight visibility, 1500 ft horizontal and 1000 m vertical distance from clouds
- 20. Multiple ChoiceWhere can you find class C in Czech rep.?EverywhereEvery controled airportEvery uncontroled airportTMA Praha, all CTA above FL95 to FL660
- 21. Multiple ChoiceWhat is IFR flight?Flight following instrument flying rules in IMC or VMCFlight following instrument flying rules in TMAFlight following instrument flying rules in CTRFlight following instrument flying rules in VMC
- 22. Multiple ChoiceIn which meteorological conditions you can fly VFR?VMC onlyIMC onlyVMC and IMCnever
- 23. Multiple ChoiceType of airspaces defined in Czech rep. (Czech AIP) are?A, G, E, DB, G, CType 1, 2, 3G, E, D, C
- 24. Multiple ChoiceVertical limits for class E airspace in Czech rep. (LKAA)0 - 1000 ft AGL0 - 4000 ft AGL1000 ft AGL – FL 95FL 95 - FL 150
- 25. Multiple ChoiceMeteorological minima for VFR flight in class G?5km but not less thab 1500m with special consideration. Helicopters 5km not less than 800m with special consideration.10km but not less thab 5000m with special consideration. Helicopters 5km not less than 800m with special consideration.10km but not less than 1500m with special consideration. Helicopters 5km not less than 800m with special consideration.
- 26. Multiple ChoiceWhere can you find class D in Czech rep.?EverywhereEvery controled airportEvery uncontroled airportAll TMA and CTR except TMA Praha
- 27. Multiple ChoiceYou are in class C airspace. Do you need two way communication established?NoYesYes, but only as VFR flightYes, but only as IFR flight
- 28. Multiple ChoiceYou want to conduct your flight in class C airspace. Are you subject to an ATC clearance?Yes, but only as VFR flightYes, but only as IFR flightNoYes
- 29. Multiple ChoiceYou want to conduct your flight in class D airspace. Are you subject to an ATC clearance?Yes, but only as VFR flightYes, but only as IFR flightYesNo
- 30. Multiple ChoiceYou are in class E airspace. Do you need two way communication established?NoYesYes, but only as VFR flight
- 31. Multiple ChoiceAre you subject to an ATC clearance in class G airspace?YesNoYes, but only as VFR flight
- 32. Multiple ChoiceYou are in class G airspace, is there any speed restriction?Yes, 250 kt IAS below 10000 ft AMSLNoYes, 250 kt IAS below 10000 ft AMSL, but as VFR flight only
- 33. Multiple ChoiceYou are in class G airspace and you want to enter class D airspace. How long in advance you should establish two way comunication with ATC?3 min5 min3 miles5 miles
- 34. Multiple ChoiceVFR flight shall not be flownOver congested area, assembly of persons at a height less than 1000 ft (300 m) above the highest obstacle within a radius of 600 m from the aircraftOver congested area, assembly of persons at a height less than 3000 ft (1000 m) above the highest obstacle within a radius of 6000 ft m from the aircraftI class C airspace
- 35. Multiple ChoiceDuring en route VFR flight, minimum height above terrain should be500 ft/ 150 m AGL1000 ft / 300 m500 ft / 150 m AAL1000 ft / 300 m AGL
- 36. Multiple Choice
What does this aerodrome ground signal means?Landing prohibitedNeed for special precautions while approaching or landingRight-hand trafficClosed runways or taxiways - 37. Multiple ChoiceWhat does this aerodrome ground signal means?Landing prohibitedNeed for special precautions while approaching or landingRight-hand trafficClosed runways or taxiways
- 38. Multiple ChoiceWhat does this aerodrome ground signal means?Landing prohibitedDirections to be used by aircraft for landing and take offRight-hand trafficClosed runways or taxiways
- 39. Multiple ChoiceWhat does a steady green light from the tower to an airplane in air mean?Return for landingStop immediatelyLand at aerodrome and proceed to apronClear to land
- 40. Multiple ChoiceWhat does a steady red light from the tower to an aircraft taxiing mean?Clered to taxiStopCleared for Take off
- 41. Multiple ChoiceWhen two of the same type of aircraft are flying head on, each must move to theirLeftRightContinue the same course
- 42. Multiple ChoiceWhen two aircraft are flying head on, each must move totheir righttheir leftcontinue the same course
- 43. Multiple ChoiceWhen two of the same type of aircraft are flying head on, each must move to theirLeftRightContinue the same course
- 44. Multiple ChoiceThe faster flying aircraft must overtake on the ..... side, of the slower aircraft.RightLeftMust reduce speed
- 45. Multiple ChoiceIf two aircraft are at the same height and on converging coursesThe aircraft with the other on its right hand side has to give the wayThe aircraft with the other on its left hand side has to give the wayThe aircraft with the other on its right hand side has to set SQUAK 7700The aircraft with the other on its right hand side continue straight level flight
- 46. Multiple ChoiceAn aircraft which has the right of way shall maintainits course and speedtwo way communication with collision trafficvisual contact with other traffic
- 47. Multiple ChoiceAirborne Collision Avoidance:
Flight in the Vicinity of an AerodomeThe commander of the aircraft has the right to make pattern of traffic independantly from other traffic, he has to report his position on traffic pattern only.The commander of the aircraft shall not conform to the pattern of traffic formed by other aircraft intending to land or not to keep clear of the airspace in which the traffic pattern is formed.The commander of the aircraft shall conform to the pattern of traffic formed by other aircraft intending to land or keep clear of the airspace in which the traffic pattern is formed. - 48. Multiple ChoiceAirborne Collision Avoidance:
Flight in the Vicinity of an AerodomeAll turns should be made to the left. Unless ground signals or ATC direct otherwise.All turns should be made to the right. Unless ground signals or ATC direct otherwise.All turns depend on wind direction and strenght. - 49. Multiple ChoiceAirborne Collision Avoidance:
Order of LandingAn aircraft landing or on its final approach to land shall not have the right-of-way over other aircraft in flight or on the ground or water.An aircraft landing or on its final approach to land shall have the right-of-way over other aircraft in flight or on the ground or water.Aircraft in flight or on the ground or water shall have the right-of-way over an aircraft landing or on its final approach to land. - 50. Multiple ChoiceAirborne Collision Avoidance:
Order of LandingIf the commander of an aircraft is aware that another aircraft is making an emergency landing, he shall give way to that aircraft.If the commander of an aircraft is aware that another aircraft is making an emergency landing, he still has got the right to land first.It is on commander of an aircraft decision, if he gives the way for landing to another aircraft, which is making an emergency landing. - 51. Multiple ChoiceIf two or more flying machines, gliders or airships are approaching any place for the purpose of landing, the aircraft at …....... shall have the right-of-way.the lower altitudethe higher altitude
- 52. Multiple ChoiceWhere is green light on an aircraftleftrighttail
- 53. Multiple ChoiceWhere is red light on an aircraftleftrighttail
- 54. Multiple ChoiceWhere is white light on an aircraftleftrighttail
- 55. Multiple ChoiceWhat does abbreviation TRA means?Total Restricted AreaTemporary Restricted AreaTemporary Separated Area
- 56. Multiple ChoiceWhat does abbreviation AMSL means?Above mean Sea LineAllow min sea levelAbove Mean Sea Level
- 57. Multiple ChoiceWhat does this aerodrome ground signal means?Landing prohibitedNeed for special precautions while approaching or landingRight-hand trafficClosed runways or taxiways
- 58. Multiple ChoiceWhat does this aerodrome ground signal means?Landing prohibitedNeed for special precautions while approaching or landingGlider flights in operationClosed runways or taxiways
- 59. Multiple ChoiceWhat does this aerodrome ground signal means?Landing prohibitedDirection for landing or take-offRight-hand trafficClosed runways or taxiways
- 60. Multiple ChoiceWhat does a steady red light from the tower to flying aircraft mean?Return for landingStopGive way to other aircraft and continue circilngClear to land
- 61. Multiple ChoiceWhat does a steady green light from the tower to an aircraft taxiing mean?Cleared to taxiStopCleared for Take off
- 62. Multiple ChoiceQNHis the pressure at mean sea levelis the pressure at aerodrom levelis set to 1013.25 hPa
- 63. Multiple ChoiceWhen you set the QNH, altimeter will indicateALTITUDE – the vertical distance above mean sea levelALTITUDE – the horizontal distance from TWRYour height above terrain during flight
- 64. Multiple ChoiceStandard pressure setting is1013.25 Mpa1013.25 Pa1013.25 hPA1013.25 kg
- 65. Multiple ChoiceFlight level is definedas a surface of constant atmospheric pressure which is separated from other similar levels by a specified interval, and expressed in hundreds of feetas a surface of constant atmospheric pressure which is separated from other similar levels by a specified interval, and expressed in hundreds of metersas a surface of different atmospheric pressure which is separated from other similar levels by a specified interval, and expressed in hundreds of feet
- 66. Multiple ChoiceTransition altitude isdefined as the altitude below which the vertical position of aircraft is controlled by reference to altitudedefined as the altitude above which the vertical position of aircraft is controlled by reference to altitudethe lowest flight level available
- 67. Multiple ChoiceTransition level isthe highest flight level availablethe lowest flight level available for use above the transition altitudedefined as the height below which the vertical position of aircraft is controlled by reference to standard setting 1013.25 hPa
- 68. Multiple ChoiceEmergencies:
Distress
An emergency call prefixed by the words“MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MAYDAY”“PAN PAN, PAN PAN, PAN PAN”"SOS, SOS, SOS" - 69. Multiple ChoiceEmergencies:
Urgency
An urgency call prefixed by the words"SOS, SOS, SOS"“MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MAYDAY”“PAN PAN, PAN PAN, PAN PAN” - Answer choicesTagsAnswer choicesTags