AIRLAW QUIZ
All 74 Airlaw questions randomly picked with reference for answers
#1. How many FIS Regions are there for the Scotland and England?
See page 10 of the Skyway Code (Scottish Information and London Information) LINK
#3. Which of the following records are compulsory to be registered in a pilot’s personal log book? (tick all that apply)
See page 74 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition or ANO Page 103 [LINK]
#4. A Red Letter “L” and White corner markings mean a light aircraft:
See page 84 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#5. Aircraft log books must be kept for a period after the aircraft (or its equipment) have been destroyed or permanently withdrawn from use. This period is:
See Page 74 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#6. To attend and fly at Exhibition/Display events, approved by CAA, a microlight PPL pilot must have
See CAP 403 [LINK]
#7. What distance must an aircraft maintain from any person, vessel, vehicle or structure?
See page 78 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#8. What does a Double White Cross signify?
See page 84 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#9. TMA is similar to a:
See page 75 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#10. VFR flight is not recommended when the surface visibility is being reported as less than…..
See Page 36 of the Skyway Code [LINK]
#13. A White cross denotes:
See Page 84 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#14. If you intend flying circuits, you would set the Altimeter to:
See Page 109 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#15. Microlight pilots fly according to the following rules:
See page 73 of Brian Cosgrove (8th Edition)
#16. When Following a prominent landmark, Pilots should keep the landmark what side of the aircraft?
See page 79 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#17. Documents that must be carried when flying non-EASA aircraft in the UK (for UK Aircraft) Tick all that apply:
Page 23 of the SKYWAY CODE [LINK]
#18. In flight radio weather reports can be obtained from …
Please see page 13 of the Skyway Code LINK
#20. When an aircraft is overtaking, the pilot should pass :
See page 79 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#23. Personal flying log books must include details of:
Select all that apply:
See page 74 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#24. A White Disk ahead of the “T” cross-piece indicates:
See page 82 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#26. A CTA is defined airspace from the surface to a specified altitude or Flight level
Ref Page 75 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#27. If a Microlight pilot is intending flying 10nm off the coast, the following applies..
See page 77 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#28. An accident report must be submitted to the CAA if an aircraft has an engine failure.
Ref Page 89 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#29. What is Flight Level (FL) 100?
See Page 109 Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#30. An aircraft “Flight” is deemed to be :
Ref Page 78 of Cosgrove **Please Note that the ANO has a slightly different take on Page 12 (3.a) LINK
#31. The weather is cloudy and you can make out a green light through the cloud on your right hand side. The aircraft you are looking at is travelling :
Page 85 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#32. What is the current Maximum Take off Weight (MTOW) for a 2 seat Microlight
See page 70 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition (correct at time of writing – 600kg is on it’s way)
#33. This sign denotes:
See page 83 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#34. If an altimeter is set to “Height” this will be what setting?
See page 109 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#35. A red Letter “L” across a white dumb-bell denotes:
See Page 83 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#36. ANO stands for:
Page 69 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#37. A White cross and a single white bar denotes:
See page 84 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#38. The traffic zone of a MATZ extends Up to _____ Ft and a Radius of ___ nm.
See page 77 of the Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#39. If you travel overseas outside the UK you should carry the following documents:
See Page 89 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#41. When below 3000 ft, the NPPL with a microlight rating allows the holder to fly microlights in a minimum visibility of :
Ref: Page 73 of Cosgrove ** This was recently changed from 3K and only shows on the very latest versions of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#42. What does this Ground Signal Mean?
See page 84 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#43. Maintenance of correct registration details in respect of an aircraft is the responsibility of:
See page 90 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#44. Who Can give you a “basic service” on the Radio?
See page 88 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#46. Which of the following is true when flying as high as possible (tick all that apply)
Select all that apply:
See Page 38 of the SKYWAY CODE [LINK]
#47. Prior to performing any unusual manoeuvres, a pilot should perform checks, using the mnemonic:
Page 26 of the SKYWAY CODE [LINK]
#49. Flying on a “restricted” rating means you cannot fly when the cloud is below:
See page 72 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#50. A Chequered red/yellow flag denotes:
See page 83 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#51. Yellow and Black triangular sections denote:
See page 84 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#52. VMC requirements stipulate that a pilot should remain how far from cloud horizontally when above 3000 ft?
See page 73 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#53. On the VFR chart the large digits in each box created by the lat/long lines, are known as the “MEA” The term “MEA” refers to…..
See Page 38 of the Skyway Code LINK
#54. Which graphic means “Start Engine”
See page 86 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition or Page 57 of CAP637 [LINK]
#56. When above 3000 ft, what clearance should you have vertically from cloud?
See page 73 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#57. An intercept aircraft in front of you diverts suddenly with an abrupt break away movement. This means:
Page 150 (Number 2) of the SKYWAY CODE LINK
#58. Marshal Signal – the marshal has both arms out and crosses them above his head. This means:
see this CAA LINK or page 86 Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#59. How many hours must a pilot have flown in the previous 24 months to be able to revalidate their Licence?
See age 73 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#60. As part of it’s equipment, a microlight must carry:
Page 1 of TIL027
1. Introduction
1.1 All aeroplanes, whether microlights or otherwise have some kind of instrumentation fitted. BCAR
Section S as a minimum requires that a microlight should be fitted with an altimeter and ASI, along with
the minimum engine instruments required by the engine manufacturer.
#61. Who Do the CAA consider to be the responsible person for the aircraft?
See page 90 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#62. The NPPL microlight class rating is valid for:
Please see Page 72 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#63. What does VMC stand for?
See page 92 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#64. All Permanent structures are lit over what height?
See page 87 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#65. What does this signal mean?
See page 82 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#67. The minimum age to hold a PPL with a microlight rating is:
Please See section 3.2 Page 624 of the CAP804 LINK
#68. A transponder is required to enter a MATZ
See page 77/78 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#69. Which is correct statement for Identification Beacons? (Choose all that are correct)
Select all that apply:
See page 87 Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#70. How wide is an "AIRWAY"
See page 75 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#71. What is a NOTAM?
See Page 88 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#72. How many take-offs does a pilot need to have made since the last licence validation / GST?
See Page 73 of Brian Cosgrove 8th Edition
#73. To retain validation, a microlight pilot must have at least 1 hour’s instruction every year.
See page 73 of Brian Cosgrove (8th edition)
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