Question 1

To qualify for a Commercial Pilot Licence  Aeroplane, the applicant must have:

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200 hours total flight time including 100 hours PIC and 20 hours PIC cross-country

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200 hours total flight time including 50 hours PIC and 20 hours cross-country

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150 hours total flight time with 75 hours PIC

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250 hours total flight time including 100 hours PIC

Question 2

The minimum passing standard for the CPAER written examination is:

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60% overall and at least 60% in each subject area

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65% overall and 50% in each subject area

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60% overall only

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70% overall with no minimum in individual subject areas

Question 3

The minimum dual flight training required for a CPL(A) includes:

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35 hours dual including 5 hours night, 5 hours cross-country, and 20 hours instrument

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30 hours dual including 5 hours solo night

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25 hours dual including 10 hours instrument

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35 hours dual including 10 hours cross-country and 10 hours instrument

Question 4

The minimum solo flight training required for a CPL(A) is:

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30 hours solo including 25 hours improving general flying skills, one $$300NM$$ cross-country with 3 landings away from departure, and 5 hours solo night

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35 hours solo including one $$300SM$$ cross-country

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25 hours solo including 5 solo night circuits

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20 hours solo including a $$150NM$$ cross-country

Question 5

After a first failure on a written examination requiring a rewrite, the waiting period is:

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14 days

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30 days

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7 days

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21 days

Question 6

After a second failure on a written examination, the waiting period before rewriting is:

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30 days

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60 days

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14 days

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21 days

Question 7

For a pilot under 40 years of age, the validity period of a Category 1 medical is:

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12 months

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60 months

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24 months

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6 months

Question 8

For a pilot age 40 or older conducting single-pilot operations carrying passengers, the Category 1 medical validity period is:

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6 months

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3 months

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24 months

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12 months

Question 9

An ECG for a Category 1 medical must be completed:

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before first issue, within 24 months when between ages 30 and 40, and thereafter within 12 months prior to every medical

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only when specifically requested by Transport Canada after age 30

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every 5 years until age 40 and annually thereafter

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only after age 40

Question 10

The holder of a Commercial Pilot Licence  Aeroplane may:

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fly in a commercial air service as PIC of a single-crew aeroplane or as co-pilot, provided the required ratings are held

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act as PIC of any aeroplane regardless of rating

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conduct flight instruction without instructor qualifications

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fly IFR without an instrument rating

Question 11

When the medical validity period required for the commercial licence has expired, but the medical is still valid for the private licence period, the pilot may:

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exercise only private pilot licence privileges

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fly only dual with an instructor

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act only as co-pilot in commercial service

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continue all commercial privileges until the licence itself expires

Question 12

A private pilot licence holder may:

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act as PIC or co-pilot of an aeroplane of a class and type for which the pilot holds the required ratings

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fly for hire or reward if carrying no passengers

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act as PIC of any aircraft during a flight test with passengers aboard

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conduct commercial sightseeing flights if remaining within 25 NM

Question 13

For regulatory purposes, night is defined as the period:

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from the end of evening civil twilight to the beginning of morning civil twilight

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from sunset to sunrise

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from the time aerodrome lights are required until sunrise

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from 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minutes before sunrise in all cases

Question 14

For an aerodrome to be usable at night, it must have:

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fixed white lights marking takeoff and landing areas, fixed red lights marking unserviceable areas, and an illuminated windsock

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rotating beacon, illuminated apron, and taxiway edge lights

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only portable lighting if approved by the pilot-in-command

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runway end identifier lights and a lighted segmented circle

Question 15

VFR Over-The-Top allows a pilot to:

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fly without visual reference to the ground during the en-route portion of the flight only

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fly IFR without an instrument rating

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conduct any VFR flight at night above a cloud layer

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depart through cloud and descend through cloud under VFR

Question 16

VFR OTT is permitted:

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during the daytime and during the cruise portion of the flight only

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at night only when the pilot holds a CPL

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during departure, cruise, and descent provided the destination is clear

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day or night during all phases of flight

Question 17

Under VFR OTT, the aircraft must be operated at a vertical distance of:

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1,000 feet from cloud

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500 feet from cloud

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1 mile from cloud

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2,000 feet from cloud

Question 18

The minimum flight visibility in cruising flight for VFR OTT is:

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5 NM

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4 NM

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3 NM

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6 NM

Question 19

To file VFR OTT, the destination aerodrome forecast must indicate:

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scattered cloud or better and ground visibility 5 miles or more

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no ceiling lower than 3,000 feet and visibility 6 miles or more

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clear skies and no precipitation only at ETA

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broken cloud or better and visibility 3 miles or more

Question 20

When destination conditions for VFR OTT are predicted by a TAF, they must be forecast to exist:

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from 1 hour before ETA to 2 hours after ETA

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from 2 hours before ETA to 2 hours after ETA

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from 1 hour before ETA to 1 hour after ETA

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from ETA to 1 hour after ETA

Question 21

A pilot may only fly an aircraft for which the pilot holds the necessary:

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category, class, and type rating

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group, sequence, and medical rating

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category and class only

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type rating only in every case

Question 22

A Cessna 152 is classified in the notes as:

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category aeroplane, class single-engine land, type covered under a blanket type rating

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category ultra-light aeroplane, class land, blanket type rating

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category aeroplane, class single-engine sea, individual type rating required

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category aeroplane, class centre-line thrust multi-engine land, blanket type rating

Question 23

To obtain a seaplane class rating when already holding a landplane rating, an applicant must complete:

Accepted Answer

7 hours seaplane training, at least 5 hours dual, at least 5 takeoffs and landings as sole occupant, and a qualifying flight

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3 hours seaplane familiarization with no solo requirement

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10 hours seaplane training and a flight test only

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5 hours total seaplane training, 3 hours dual, and 3 solo landings

Question 24

If a pilot holds a seaplane rating but not a landplane rating, the minimum landplane training required is:

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3 hours total including at least 2 hours dual and 5 takeoffs and 5 landings as sole occupant

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7 hours total and a qualifying flight

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5 hours total including 5 hours dual

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2 hours total and 3 takeoffs and landings

Question 25

A blanket type rating allows a pilot to:

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fly many different aeroplane types, usually within a particular category and class, without obtaining individual type ratings

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fly only one specific aircraft type after completing a flight test

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fly any aeroplane regardless of performance or crew requirement

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exercise seaplane privileges without a class rating

Question 26

A high performance aeroplane is one that has:

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a certified minimum flight crew of 1, VNE of 250 KIAS or greater, and Vso of 80 KIAS or greater

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a certified minimum crew of 2 and VNE above 250 KIAS

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a turbine engine and cruise speed above 200 knots

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retractable landing gear and constant-speed propeller only

Question 27

To fly a high performance aeroplane, the pilot must:

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complete ground training, complete flight training, have 200 hours on aeroplanes, and complete a qualifying flight

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hold an ATPL and pass the IATRA

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have 250 hours total time and 70% on the IATRA

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complete only a ground school course and PPC

Question 28

To qualify for a type rating on an aeroplane requiring a minimum crew of more than one, an applicant must have:

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ground and flight training program, at least 70% on the IATRA within 24 months, flight training on type, at least 250 hours pilot flight time in aeroplanes, and a PPC within 12 months

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only a PPC and 100 hours on type

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70% on the CPAER and a qualifying flight on type

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200 hours on aeroplanes and a qualifying flight only

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