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a)

1.5

.km

Of more

b

3.7km Ofmore

c)

5km

ormore

10.

The

starboardnavigationlightis

a)

Green

110

deg

fromahead

to

theleft

b)

Green

110 deg fromahead to theright

c)

Green

110

degfrombehind

to

theright

11

.

Thedisplacedthresholdlights are

a} Green

b}

Blue

c)

Amber

12.

The

duty

timeof

thetraineepilot

Ft>TL.

( F L . ~

~ ~ + O i : ~

a)

is

calculated

by

the

FDTL

J

bfi-····

\

b is

not

affected

by FOTl

.

/

c)'

FOTl

isapplicableforscheduledflights.only

13.

A

fresh

flight

plan is required

if

at a controlied aerodroma a scheduled tlight is

del3yedby

a)

2hrs

b

1hrs

c

30mts

:J!.

14. Longitudinalseparationbetweenaifcraftflyingat thesamelevel&onthesametrack

a)

15

mts

b) 10

mtsif

navigational

aidspermit

frequentdeterminationofposition&speed

c) 80thare

correct

15. Theenduranceof aircraftis

a}

flightfuel+ fuelfor45minutes

,

flightfuel

+

fuel

to

alternate +

fuel

tor 45 minutes

\

b}

c)

flightfuel + fueltoalternate+ fuel forholdingfor30 minutes

.+

Contingency

fucl '

L

(

1

16. Track

(M)

is

200

the

flight

leve!

to

flying

the

quad

rentalruleis

a)

1BO

b} 50

c) 75

d) 80

17.

Whiletransiting

from

quadrentalsystem

to

semicircularsystem!the

aircraft

should

A )

climb

by500feet!--"

b . descend

by

500 feetX .

c} nochangeinflight

level

isrequire.if RTcontactismaintained

18. Whiletransitingfromsemicircularsystemto quadrantalsyste'm,theaircraftshould

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climb

by 500

feet

"

.A5) descend

by 500

feet

'

c} no change in flight level is require

if

RT contact

is

maintained

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After being cleared to land an aircraft fails to land within 5 minutes

of

the esti:nated

time

of

landing. It is termed as

a} distress phase

b) alert phase

a)

INCERFA

b}

Search phase

Ao Area of Mathura refinery is a

a)

Danger area

'b)

Prohibited area

..-'

Restricted area

21. Theminlmum dis.tance an aircraft can fly from international border is

a)

15nm

b)

20 nm.

c)

100m

22.

The

controi area

which

is in

the

vicin ity of one

or

more aerodrontes is called a

a)

Control

area

-

b)

Control zone

c)

Aerodromes control area

23. ' Tokyo Convention Act 1'9751s appl icable to

a all airFaft registered in India

b.) ali

i r c ~ f t

registered in India &

Military

aircraft

&

State aircraft

&

State aircraft

c.}

aircraft' whether

registered in

India or

not ex ept

Military aircraft & S:ate

aircraft

d all aircraft

whether registered

in India

or

not

24.

Aerodrome operation

minima is given

by

the

a}

DGCA

b)

Operator

c).

Operator

&

is approved by

OGCA

d)

India Met

Department

-.

25. For carriage

of

arms & ammunition on

board an

aircraft

,

a) pennission from OGCA is required

b)· ' penn

is sion

from

Army HQ.

is required

c) permission from

Central

Govt. is required

d) pennission from operator

is required

26. For flights of

foreign

military aircraft aver India

clearance

is

required from

&., .

a)

c e ~ t r i Ga;';It.


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27. The

i ~ f t

Act

1934 is applicable to whole of India and is applied to

a)

~ i t i z e n of India wherever they

may

be

b}

To

and to persons on

board

alc

required

in

India

t

where they may

be

28.

The aircraft registered in Category A belong to

C o r ( ~ · f ; y v - .

~ ~

a} COl

b) a

company

or co.poration regd in India

and

having principle place of

business in India and its chairman

with

atleast 213 of direCtors are

COl

29.

Aerial work aircraft

means:

an

ac

used

for individual

purposes but

does not

include

public transport

.1./ hru..

---

~

c ~ b ~

- ,

a) Imprisonment

up

to two months

or

fine or both

b) Imprisonment up to six months or fine or'both

c) ,Imprisonment

up

to two months

offine of

Rs

1000/-

or

both'

d)

Imprisonment

up to

?ix

months

or

fine

of

Rs

1000/

or

both.

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For flying a non scheduled aircfClIl

of

foreign registration

:n

tc !ndia

for

non traffic

purposesthepermissionmustbe obtainedfrom

a)

ICAO

b}

OGCA

c) Aerodromeofficerof the airportoflanding

d) Anofficerauthor izedbythecentralGovt.

39. During a nightcross-country.on relative bearing of270you see the red light

if

an

aircraft

a) Youtumrighttoavoidcoll ision

b) Turnleftto avoidthecollision

c) Thereisnofearofcollision

40.

VFRFlyingbelow3000feetAMSL in acontrolledaerodromethevisibilityis

I

a) 1.5 Km

b)

5000meters

c) 8000meters

41.

Theaerodromeoperatingminimais givenby

_a

Operator

&approved

by DGCA

b) /DGCA

c) M!

0 2

Aseries

of

projectilesfiredat

an

interval

of

10

sec

means

a)

Distress

b) Urgency

c} Indicationof danger

43.

Seriesof greenflashesdirectedtowardsan aircraftmeans

a Clear

to

TakeOff

b) Clearforlanding

c)

Clear

to

Taxi

~ 4 4 .

Thewreckage

of

acrashedaircraft

can

betempered

with

orshiftedto

a Extricate-persons

or

animalswhetheralive

or

dead

b} Bringittoaplaceofsafety

c}

Preventinconvenience/otstruction

to

public

d)

U are

correct

vr45.

Themaximumflyingapilotcando inoneyearis

a

1000

hrs

b} 1500hrs

c

1200 hrs


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a)

15 meters

b)

30

meters

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d)

45 meters

47. Anti collision lights are mandatory for

a}

Aircraft AUW

> 5700

Kg

b}

Aircraft AUW

> 1500

Kg

c) Any

aircraft carrying passengers

d) All aircraft

48.

Instrument flight time is

a) All flight time in IFR

b) All

flying

time

when the flying is done only

with

reference to

instruments

c) Only when flying

in

ctouds

Ag .

Area o operation where no ADC is required

a)

Local flying area

b)

Within

5 nm o an aerodrome

c) Control zone

d) Controi area

- ~ - - -

50.

What information is

to

be included in the third section ,O[ an Air rep0rl •

t

.

y h t:i"\,

1 :

t ' 6 J > I . < ' 1 , ~ ,

a)

,Air

Temperature,

Icing,

Turbulence

'"2- :

b) Spot Wind, Icing, Cioud above

J,'>.

c)

Spot

Wind. Air Temperature,lcing. Turbulence

v51.

Navigation charges are based upon

•

a) Airspeed

b) FI/ingtimeoverlndia

AUw:

A-U LLo U f 2 . . ' ~ . L - .

c) Distance flown I D V ~

d) AUW

52. Destruction' of buildings

&

trees on approach path is mentioned in

a) Aircraft rules 1937

}

Aircraft rules

1954

c) Aircraft rules

1976

d) Aircraft rules

1996

53, Lateral separation to be maintained when crossing a 'holding point'

a) 15 nm from the Nav aid

b)

5 minutes

c} 5 nm from the Nay

aid

---54. On an international flight lhemaximum number o,f' hours ,fiown and the number of

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c)

6 3

55. A

unit

set

up

to provideairtrafficcontrol foraerodrometrafficis

a}

Aerodrome

controlservice

b) Aerodrome

control

tower

c)

Areacontrolservice

/6.

The

most

effectivewayto

use

eyesat

nightis

a) Focusonly

at

dim!igtttsat adistance

b) Fluttereyesrapidly

c) Scanslowly

to

center

offvision

d} Focusonryonbright

lights

../!j7.

when

approaching

to land on a flat darkened or flat snow covered surface. the

appro.achmight

appear

to

be

,a) High - ) ..•..

b) Steep

c) Shallow."

d) Low

58. Aportionoftheairportreservedforloading,offloadingof

cargo.

passengers.parking

ofaircraft

&

forsmail

maintenance

except

for

taxiing

is

called

a) Apron

b) Movementalea

c)

Maneuveringarea

d) Taxiway

59. Theflightdutytimelimitationsarelaiddown in

.

a) Aircraftmanual

b)

AircraftRules1937

c)

A IC AVu:lJI}v--...Q.

[ , ~ L , - . . . , .

d) As in

c

& the

maximum

duty time for

domestic

operations is limited to

11

hours

~ o

Minimum

rest

period

after

domestic

flight

dutyis

a) Twice thedutytimeperformed

b} Twicetheflighttimeperformed

c) Asin 'b'

but

notlessthan8hours

61. Themaximumnumberof hours

that

can be

flown

by

apilotinconsecutive30

days

are

a) 100

b} 125

c)

80

d) 120

c

62_

"The

Maximum

~ u m b e

of hours

thatcan

be

flown

by

apilot

in

consecutive

7days

d;-e

.

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64.

65.

66.

67.

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~ 9 .

70.

,;.wo.._

- , - ~ ~ - - =. . - - ' ' ~ ~ ' - - , - - - - ' - . - ' - ~ ' . . ~ ; , , ,

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., '

...

........ .

.......

, . · ~ L ~ _ . ~ ~ =

8

b)

50

c)

40

d)

25

At

an

aerodrome the aerobatics can

be'canied out

above

6000 feet

.'

a)

Beyond 4 om of. nearest perimeter of aerodrome

b)

Beyond

2

11m

of

nearest

perimeter of

Clerodrome

c) Within 2 om of nearest perimeter of

aerodrome

d) \lVithln 4 nm

of

nearest

perimeter

of aerodrome

Flying in

Danger

area is

a)

Prohibited

b) Permitted above a certain flight level

c}

Allowed

if

permitted by

ATe

d) Allowed if permitted by DGCA

Flying in an aircraft. belOll1 3000 feet AMSL in a controiled airspace. the

minimum

horizontal separation from clouds

is

a) 300 meters

b)

500

meters

c) 1500

meters

d)

1500

feet

An aircraft wants to indicate the difficulties which compel to

land

without requiring

assistance will do so

by

a)

fieing red pyrotechnically "lights

b) firing red &

green

pyrotechnically lights

c) firing white pyrotechnically

lights or

by

repeated switching

ON

&

OFF of

the l?nding l ight

of

navigation

lights

Aircraft is heading

North

& sees green navigation light of another aircraft at a relative

bearing of045 the 3 i ~ c r a f t

a) are on a collision course

b) are not on a

collision

course

c) Couid

be

on a collision

course

Above

flight level

290

the vertical clearance between aircrafts on reciprocal

tracks

is

a)

1000

feet

b)

2000 feet

c)

4000

feet

lateral separation using VOR is

a) 15 deg

at

distance of more

th n 15

nm.

b)

30

deg

at distance of

more thall

15 nm

C)

10 deg at distance of more than .15

om

. The wrecKage

of

a crashed aircraft on RIW can be removed

a) extricate

dead

animal &

persons


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b) extriC'lteanimals &

~ r s o n s

dead or alive

c) topermit

movement of

otheraircraft

71.

An aircraft landsat

an

uncontrolledaerodrome

can

take

off again

a) withthepermission

of

DGCA

bi

without any

permission of

DGCA

c) only

if

thereisnoinjUlyto

any

one

72.

Changes in

theaeronautical serviceswhichare

likely

to last

for

morethan 2hrs

are·

given in NOTAMS

a) SeriesA

b) Series B

c) Series'G

73 On

board

a civilaircrafttheAirForce,Army,

Navy

personnel

can

a) notcarlY

arms at

all

b} carryarmswiththepermission

of

DGCA

c)

carry

arms with thepermission of

central Gov!.

74.

Aircraftincident

must

bereportedwith

in

3) . ·2:4hrs

b} 36hrs

c) 48

hrs

75. An aircraftaccident

is

tobereportedwith in

a)

24

hrs

b) 36hrs

c) 48 hrs

aircraft

in

circuitencountersHfT failure, how will the pilot acknowledgethe ligllt

V

signalsreceived

by

him.

a) Thepilotwill pitchthenoseupanddown.

b)

The

pilot

will rock wings.

c)

The

pilot

willswitchon/offthelandinglights.

0... /77.

Petroleuminbulkmeans:

a} Petroleum in receptacle

of 900

Lit.

b) Petroleum in receptacle of more than 900 Lit.

c)

Petroleum

in

receptacte

of less

than

900

Lit.

78. RedPyrotechnicallightgiventoanaircraftinflight

by

theControltowermeans.

a) Keepcirding

and

give

waylo

anotheraircraft.

b) Youcanlandhereat thisaerodrome.

;'

c)

Not

withstanding

previous

instruction do not land for

the time being.

d) meansn6thingtoanaircraftinair.

79. Incubationperiod for Relapsing

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a) Eight days.

b) Six days.

c)

Four

days.

~ o

If there is a patient on board suffering from

any

Quarantinabie decease, the

commander will

sendahealthreport

to the

health

officer,

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f ) R - , ~

a

48Hrs

prior

to

thearrivaL

t '-.

-

b)

4 Hrs priorto

tile

arrival

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d) 29000'

Altitude.

~ Anaircraftisfollowing

020TeeM).

"The choicecf

FL

available

tothe

pilotare:

a}

50:10,90,1

SO,

170,

190,210,230,250,270,290,370,410,450.

b)

55,75,95.155.175.195.215.235,255.275,295,

c)

50.70.90.110,130.160.180.200,220,240,260.280

.

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Anaircraftisfollowing220Tr(M)

asper

thequadrentalrule,the

pilot

must

choose

FL

between:

'"'i

a)

179-269

b)

269-359

c)

180-269

d)

090-180

89. Anaircraftisflying5000'

AMSL outside

a control

airspace.

The

commandermust

fly

at

all

times

under: .

a) Aerpdromecontrol.

b}

FLSO.

c)

5000'

asAltitude.

d) 5000'

asHeight.

FortheFACILITIESthepifotshouldreferto:

a)

-AIC}

/

b}

NOTAM

c}

AlP

d)

NOTAMCODES

Afresh

flight

planisrequiredwhen

a) aflightisdelayed

for

take

o

b)

controlledfl ight;

is

delayedbymon;)than30minutes

c) acontrolledflight.isdelayed

by

morethan

60minutes

d) an- un--controlledflightisdelayedby morethan

30

rninut2s

Photographyatanaerodromecanbepermittedby

D e ~ bc;,C,A

}h f1A> - ~ u . - . . . ' -V

a}

DGCNDDGCA/

f ()

f - - ~ S \

&-r- :> l r < a ~ ...·c J

b)

Directorof

regulation

&

inspection(DR&I)

4

c.-.-'

c) Controllerofaerodromes

exc :y \

~

r r ~

d} All

a ~ ~

No

memberof theoperation

crew

shallconsumeanyalcoholicdrinkornarcoticdrug

withinaperiod

of

...

12

...Hours

beforeflight&....

duringfli9_hL

.. ,.

Epilepticpatientscan

be

carried

onboard

provided

.. .

they

areaccompaniedbyan

attendant, ..................

Whi le refuel ing an aircraft no naked flame

is

allowed within a distance

oL ......... 30 .... lllAh. .

Tlie

largest

polygonforminga

danger.zone

arounda refueling

aircraft

is

.. .

obtained

by joiniogpoints mtrsawayfromthewing

and

thefueling

vehicle.

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90.

91.

91.

92.

94.

95.


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96 , n

-.n

~ , r ~ e ~ c y ' r J ~ ~ ~ P I ' ~ Of art; .. from an

::::lircraft

i nrr./'ibitea' .' ' ~ . - 1

.

Ui l

f ~ ( ~

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~ . . . . . , -

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' ...

basket

offinesandor

water

....... ..

97. Ifthe age

of

a CPL holder ismore than40years thevalidity

of

medica!is fur...

months ...

, - ~ t > ' f 1 ~ e .

98,

T h e ~ ofairworthinesscanbesuspended

or

withdrawn

when

a) acsuffersmajordamage

b)

acsuffersmajor

defect

c)';

unauthorizedmodificationscarriedout

~ 9 , Pilots persona! log book is to be preserved for .. .5 years from the last

date

of

entry...

./100.

Theminimum

height

to

be

flown

in hilly

areas

in

IFR

flight

is

...

2000'

above

the

highest

obstacle

withinaradius

of

5nm fromthepositionofac.....

001 .

An aircraft flies

away

from base. The dailyinspection is valid for ...

2

pedod

of4

days

or

12hoursof

flyingwhichever

is earlier......... .

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02. :s0latlcn

pe: iGc foryellowfever"

is

..

06...days

---403. 1hethicknessoftransitionlayeris .........

1000'-1499·...

'104. '

T h ~ ~ v R i s / m e a s u r e d a t a h e i g h t O f . . . 1 6 . . . . . .

gvp :

R l A v \ ~ \ . J 1 s ~

4

FDTL

105.

There:R.

is

applicable

for'

a) scheduledflightsonly

b) Scheduledflights& trainingfl ights

c)

All

flight

---1'06.

Overhillyareas lFRflightsrequireaverticalclearance

of

a) 2000 feetwithin8Kmoftheposition

of

aircraft

b) 2000(eetwith

in

5Kmofthepositionofaircraft

c) 1000

feetwithin

8Km

of thepositionofaircraft

d) 1000feet

with

in5Km

of

thepositionofaircraft

107.

Controi

of

air

traffic

over

an

aerodrome

below

3000

feet

is by

a)

approachcontrol

b)

aerodrome

control

c)

control

area

108. Aerobaticsshould

not

beperformed

below

a) 2000

feet

b) 5000feet

c) 4000feet

('.

1

O ~ r

Rff

signal

for

emergency

is

a) security

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c) Mayday

110. Medical

for

a

CPL

holderisvalidfor

a) 2years-

a) 1year

b} 1

y:::a,:

if

age is

less than

40

years

d) 2years

if

theageislessthan40 years

111.

OverBombayaerodrome

a) anaircraftcannot

flyVFR

b)

anaircraft

canflyVFR

c)

anaircraftcan

notflyIFR

112. Controlzonerefersto:

a) A corridor

within

a controlledairspacewhere Radio-Navigation facilities are

available.

b)

A controlled airspace extendingupwards

froma

specifiedheight above the

surfaceoftheearth.

c} A.controlledairspaceextendingupwardsfromthesurfaceof

the

earth.

113.

Routesdesignated.

the

alphabet

W

relateto:

a)

World

wideroutes.

tl} .

Domesticroutes.

c

Localroutes.

d) Internationalmutes.

114.

Rulesregardingdemolition

of

obstructionscaused bytall buildingsand

trees

arelaid

in:

..- ..., --f

"I < I ,

a}

Aircraft

rules

1937

.

-- '"

t

b)

Aircraft;publichealth rules1954.

c

Aircraftruies

1994.

d)

Aircraft

act1994.

-,""

115.

Beforethe first flightofthe

dayit

iswhoseresponsibilitytocheck

the

serviceability

of

the

RT

apparatus.

4 Thecommander.

b} The

Co-Pilot

c) The radioofficer.

116. Rulesrelatedto carriage

of

deadbodiesin anaircraftare

laid

downin:

a) Aircraftrules 1954.

b)

Aircorporationact

1953."

c) Aircraft authorityact1971.

d) Carriage

by

airact

of

1972.

.•

117. Air

h o s ~ s s s

are

to

be

carried

.When

theseatingcapacityis:

a)" 20

seal.

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c) Morethan

15.

d) Carriage ofair hostesses

depends

upon

number of

Passengers, not upon

number

of

seats.

118. The

%age

of

Co-Pilotflying

tobe

countedtowards renewalof

CPl as

PIC

is:

a

ao

%.

b)

30%.

c 50 %.

d)

100

%.

119. A fresh AOCisrequired

if:

a)

A

fl ight is delayed fer

>than

30Min at

any

intermediate airport.

b) AflightisdelayedfOf> than1Hr atany intermediateairport.

c)

Not

required

if

theflightisdelayedbutconductedon the same

day

120. TheIFRflightverticalseparationminima overhillyterrainis:

a) 2000'above-thehighestobstaclewithinaradius

of 5Km

from

the

aircraft.

b} 2000'

above

the highest obstacle within a radius of 8 Km from the

aircraft.

c)

1000'abovethehighestobstac iewithinaradius

of 5Nm

from theaircraft

.c} 1000'abovethehighestobstaclewithinaradius

of BNm

from

the

aircraft

121.

While refueling. any unauthorized person should not

be

near the fe-fueling site

.within:

a) 30

meters

b) 15

feet

c)

30 feet

d)

15 meters

122 Anticollisionlightsmust

be

installed

if

the

AUW

ofac

is

a)

lessthan5700Kg

b more

than

5700Kg n 10

o

0 L6

c)

morethan21000

Kg

~ 2 3 .

An

aircraft

can

cross

an

ATS

routewithprecautionssuch

as

f -

a)

cross theATS

route

at 90degrees &as in

'b' below

o ~ . . . . . . t . .

rr-.. U f

b

obtainpermissionminimum10 minutesbeforecrossing

c)

look out

visually

for

any othertraffic

z . . o ~ ~ H

f i r

d

allare correct

124. InaCTAtheVFRceiling

is

a)

2500

feet

b)

1500

feet

c) 3000 feet

d) 1000

feet

125. Wheninan emergency


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133. The; ;risibility minima for those Airlines who have not filed their own Minimum with the

UGCA for an airport for Non Precession approach is:

a)

1500

b) 1500 meters.

c)

Nm

d}

3.7 Km.

134

VFR flights outside

a

contro ed airspace at a height above

5000

should

not

be

carried out if the visibility falls below: .

a)

8Km

b) 8 Nm

5Km

d) 3

Km

135.

The lateral separation using OR Navigation

a) 15 deg at a distance of 15 nm or less

b) -

45 deg

at a distance

of

15 nm

or more

c) 30 deg between aircraft of 15 nm

or

more

d) 30 deg between aircraft of i 5 nm or leSS

136. In class A airspace.

a) all 'flights are permitted

b)

only VFR flights are permitted

c) . on1y IFR f l ights are permitted

137. In ctass C airspace

a)

IFR

& VFR

flights are permitted

&

are subjected

to

Air Traffic Control

b)

IFR flights

are

separated from other IFR flights

&

from the VFR flights

&

receive information in respect

of

VFR flights

c

VFR flights are separated from IFR flights

&

receive information about other

VFR flights

::1

d)

all

are

correct

<

1

138.

In

class 0

air

space

a)

IFR

&

VFR flights are permitted

&

all flights are subject to

Air

Traffic Control

b)

IFR flights

are

separated from other IFR flights

&

receive information

n

respect of VFR flights

c) VFR flights receive traffic information about other flights

d)

all are correct .

139.

In

class E airspace

a) IFR & VFR flights are pennitted

b) all flights receive traffic infonnation

c) IFR flights are subject to Air Traffic Control & are separated from other IFR

flights .

d) all correct

140. In a class F air space


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a) IFR

&

VFRflights

me

permitted

b IFRflightsreceive airtrafficadvisoryservice

c) ailflightsreceivefEghtinformationserviceonrequest

d) allarecorrect

141. The mInimum number

of

Stewards/air hostesses to be carried yon boam II U

18

passengercarryingcapacityis63

,;

a)

1

vb}

2

c)

3

142. Pilotslogbookistobepreservedfor

a) 5 yearsfrom

the

date

of

startingtheiogbook

b) 5yearsfromthedateoflastentry

c) till thepilotretires

143. Twowhitecrossesonasignalsquareindicate

a areanotfitfortheuse

ot

aircraft

b) gliding

in progress

c} takepermissionbeforelanding

144:

Informationhasbeenreceivedthatanaircraft

is

aboutmakeaforcedlanding.

Itis

a) alert

phase

.b)

uncertaintyphase

c) distress

phase

145. TalkingabouttheATS routes in IndiaW means

a}

domesticroutes

b)

internationalroutes

c) any

of

theabove

146. Positionreport

is

requiredtobegivenwhen

a) crossinganFIR

b) overacompulsoryreportingpoint

c)

if

sorequiredbyATC

. d) allarecorrect

147. Checkridesarenotcountedwhen

.

a) aircraft

is

phasedout

of

service

b)

when

on

atest

fl ight

c) forflyingclubtrainingaircraft

d) aU arecounted

~ 1 4 8 Aerodromedataandfacilitiesaregivenin

e

a) Aeradio

b)

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149.

As

regards.Airservjcestransit

agreement

India

a

signatory

a) True

b)

False

1SO In

the

above

questiontheprivileges

are

c) Permission

to

fly

across

its

territorywithoutlanding.

d}

Permission

to landfor

non

trafficpurpose

151. Theaircraftregistration

and

markingprocedures

are

given

in

ICAO

Annexure

\ . ~ . / 7·

b) 1

c)

11

d)

18

152. Thenavigationlights

onan

aircraft-are

a) rightgreen110deg,leftred110deg.

b) rightgreen110degleftred

110

deg

&

rearEghtwhite70deg.

c) rightgreen110deg,leftred

110

deg.&

rear:ight

white 140

deg

153.

NOTAMclass

1

inseries'A'

are

issued

when

a) info/mationisof permdnent

nature

b)

information

isvalid

formorethan

2

hours

c) information

is

validfor

le1 = 5

than2hours

154.

An

aircraftaccident

is

tobe

reported

a) immediately

b)

within.24hours

c) within48hours

d)

as

early

as

possible

155.

Wake turbulence

separation minima

tor landing,

if an

aircraft is to

laod

behind

a

heav

aircraft

a)

2minutes

c)

3

minutes

d) 5minutes

156.

The revised ETA is to be passed to theATe

if

the actual TAS differs from the

plannedT

AS

by

a) 5%or10Knots

b) 10%

c) 20%

157.

Prisonerscan

be

carried

on

board

aircraftwithwritten

permission

of

/"

a)

DGCA

I

b)

CQ!Tlmissionerof Prisons

c)

Controller

of

police.

d)

DGCA

DDGCA, DR&I

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158

in

India all

flights

above

which

flight

level

afe to be cleared IFR

im:;specUve

of

weatherconditions

a)

280

»l

150

c) 140

159 Thesupersonicspeed(mach

no.) is......

>1.2

Mach

.......... ,

....

.

1(i() ( ; I : l r in t f t ~ fwqu(!llcit!s!ll)cation of Nav Aids arc n o t l f i ~ d y

31 Notams

t) AfRAC

System

c) AlPamendments

d) Aeradioamendments

161.

Displaced

threshold ...is due to WIP

at some part of beginning of Rrw cant

be

used

r r landing and

a

fresh

threshold

marked further ahead ....

;

-

.

162. On

thesameaircraft you are

making

another

flight

onthesameday.

a) a

fresh

ADC

clearanceis required

b)

afresh

AOC

clearance

is not

required

c)

no

AOC

clearanceis

required

/

163.

What

doesthefollowingmarshallingsignalindicate.

a',

.either

arm

&

hand level

with

shoulderhandacross

throat

&

palm

downwards

...

Cut

motors

.............

.

b) armsrepeatedlycrossesabovehead.......Stop .........

c) arms-down.palmsfacing

outward.swing

armsoutward.. .remove

chocks ..

d) arms

pa1ros

facinginward.swing

arms

inwards

...... insert.chocks ....

.

e)

.

armsdownpalmtowardsim'./ard.swingarms inwards...

s(ow down

...

f) arm down palm towards ground & moved up & down several times ..,...all

dear

.

64. ThelateralseparationbetvveenaircraftVO£{

is

a) 15degat adistance

of

15nmorless

.

bJ 15deg at a

distance

of 15 nmor more

c) 30degatadistance

of

15

nm

or

more

d)

30degatadistanceof 15 nmorless

165. Thelateralseparationbetweenaircraft

using

NOBis

a) 15degat adistanceof 15 om orless

b) 15 degat adistance

of

15 om

or

more

c)

30

deg

at

adistance

of

15

nm

or more

d) 30degatadistanceof 15 om orless

166:lna'CtassG airspace

a)

.

IFR

&

"

VFRflightsarepermitted

allflightsreceiveflightinformationserviceonrequest

h)

c)

both are correct.

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167. Inclass[:) airspace

a) IFR

&

VFRflightsarepermitted

b) allflightsaresubjecttoAirTrafficControl&areseparatedfromeachother

c) botharecorrect

168.

Nonscheduledflightscap bemadeinIndiawithanoticeof

a) 24

hrs

b) 36hrs

c)

72

hrs

Le'

169.

ApersoncomingfromCholerainfestedareacanenterIndia

a) i ~ h o u t

anymedicalcertificateofvaccination

b)

With

a

certificate

of

vaccination

c)

If

a.q:ompaniedwill ,

ali

attendant

170. Deadbodyofapersoncanbe

carried

in

an

aircraft

a) If sealedinawoodenpox

b} !f

hermetka!!y

sealed in azincbox

c) Cannotbecarriedatail

171. Seriouslysickpatientscanbecarried

on

boardtheaircraft

a if accompaniedwitli.an attendant

b)

jf

certified

fit

by

amedicalofficer

c) Cannotbecarriedatall

172. TokyoConventionAct1975isapplicable,to

•

a) Allaircraftregisteredin

India

b) Allaircraftregistered in India&Militaryaircraft&Stateaircraft .

c) All

aircraft

whetherregistered inIndiaor

except

Military

aircraft

& State

airc(aft

d) AllaircraftwhetherregisteredinIndia

or

not

173. Wake turbulence separationminimafor landing, ifalightoramedilflTl aircraft is to

landbehindaheavyaircraft

a)

2mts

b)

3 mts

c) 5mts

174. A pilotcan flyanaircraftwhich

is

notentered inhislicenseforendorsement inthe

aircraftratingofhislicense

a)

within Indianterritory ..

b)

within

5

nm

ofanaerodrollle-withinLFAof.aerodrome

;c

c)

any

whEire.

il.

175.

Ifthereisatemporarychange

in

the

aeronauticalservicesitisintimatedthrough

a) AmendmenlloAlP

.b)

-,

AIC

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NOTAM

176 If navigation lights fail a night then an aircraft should

a) force land immediately

b) use landing lights continue to the destination

c)

report

to the

nearest aerodrome

& land

177_ If

an

aircraft force lands at an uncontrolled aerodrome it can take off again

a} after permission from OGCA

b)

after

permission f rom the centra! Govt

c) i f it is in a position to reach the destination

178

n India

the ATS

routs are- classified

as

a) Class

0 airspace

bi

Class

F airspace

c).

Class

C airspace

179 _ At an

aerodrome tower

a) .

Red

green beacon light

indicates

that it is

a civil

aerodrome

b)

Red

white b ~ m n light indicates that it is a civil aerodrome

c} White

&

green beacon fight indicates

that i t is

a civil

aerodrome

-

/

180_ The

highest

flight level that can be flown in India is

a)

460

450

c), 400

181. VFR flights at an aerodrome are not permitted

if

visibility is below

a)

5 km

b)

8 km

c)

3 km

•

182. A series of green red p y r o t e h n i ~ fired at

short

intervals towards an aircraft

indicate that

a)

The

aircraft is entering a prohibited area

b)

The

aircraft is entering a danger area

~ c - The aircraft is entering

arestricted

area

d) All are

correct

183.

The certificate

of

airworthiness is

suspended i

a) Low flying is don.e

b)

Un

authorized

modifications

are

done

c)

Un authorized flying is done

184.

Landing ~ housing charges are based

on

a)

AU up

weight of the

aircraft

ll) Passengers cai'ryingcapacity

of

aircraft


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C)

ActualtandingweigAt-of

the

aircraft

i

85.

The

aircraft

public

heaithrules

were

puuiisfled,

in

a)

1937

b)

1954

c) 1934

d) 1947

186.

If

anaircraftcomesfromaplacewhich isayeliowfeverarea&wasdisinfected

t

isto

be

quarantined

a) Ifit stoppedataplacewllerethere

was

yellowfever

b) If

there

is

apatient

sufferingfrom

yel/ow

fever

onboard

c) Notto

bequarantined

187.

The

incubationperiodfor

yellow

feveris

a) 8

days

b)

\ 6

days

c) 4

days

188.

Emergency

checklists

arepreparedbythe

3) Manufacturer&authorizedbyoperator

b) Operator

&

authorized

byDGCA.

c}

DGCA&

authorizedbymanufacturer

189.

Wake

turbulence separation

minima

for

landillg i

a Jight

or

a medium aircraft

is

to

land

behinda

heavy

aircraft

is

a)

2

mts

b) 3

mts

c} 5 rnts •

190

The

highestpointonthegroundin

an

airfield is

a) ARP

b) Airfield elevation

c) Aerodromeheight

d)

Obstructionheight

191.

Over

MalabarhillsinMumbaiaircraftcan

not

fly within

. ~ -

-,

3)

2

nmfromtheTower

of

silence

b)

1nm

from

theTowerofsilence

c)

5KmfromtheTower

of

silence

192. Supersonicaircraftcan fly

over

Indianterritory

a) AboveMach2.0

b) Unrestricted

c) BelowMach

1

·


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193.

Wilen-crossIng

FIR

the

SSR

shoufd

be selected 10 which channel

a)

2000

b) 7600

c) 7700

d) 7500'

194. The validity period

of

a CPL is

a)

5 Years

b

10

Years

c) 2 Years

195. The validity

of

medical for a CPL is

a)

2

years

b) One year

c) i 5 years

196. You are about to board your aircraft as PIC.

Your

license can. be checked

by

a) The District Magistrate

b A customs officer

c) A police officer

-d) Noc:\e of

the

above

197_ The Rescue coordination centers in India

are

headed by

. a)

locallAF commander

"

b)

One of the locallAF/Army/Navy commanders

c)

Controller

of aerodromes

198_

On

an

IFR flight plan in VMC you have an

Rrr

failure. The action is

a) Continue strictly as per the f1ight plan

b)

Continue to destination in VMC

c) Proceed to alternate in VMC

d) Land at the nearest suitable aerodrome

199. An aircraft can

be

detained

under

which

act

,??, 8

. b) 8 a

c) 8 b

d) 8

c

200. Navigator is required to be carried on board

i f

a}

for a distance

of

more than 600

nm

no

Nav

aid is available on the route

b) for a distance of more than 600

om

no a v i g a ~ i o n aid is available within

30 nm either side

of

the route- ... .. .

2 1 ~

. All flights

ar

permitted in which airspace


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b)::-

class C & 0

c) crass E.F.G

d)

all

are correct

202. The C of A is deemed to be lapsed

jf

a) a modification is made without approval

of

OGCA

b) aircraft is involved in

an accident

c) aircraf t suffers a major

damage

d)

all are correct

203. Military personnel can carry arms & ammunition in an aircraft with the

written permission of

a) OGCA

v·tr

central

Govt

c} Army HQ

d)

none

of

the

above

204. An aircraft has forced landed at

an

aerodrome. It can take of again

a)

if

the pilot is

satisfied

after an inspection that the aircraft is air wOilhy

b) with

the

permission of OGCA

c) with the permission of commissioner

of

police

d any of the above

205.

On

change

of

ownership the aircraft

a) can fly immediately

b} can not fly tm

registered

in the name of

new owner

c)

can

not

fly

till permission

is

obtained

from

central Govt

d}

can not fly till permission is.obtained from new owner

206. Landing

&

housing charges are charged

as

per the

.

a) AUW

of

the aircraft at the time of landing

b)

Maximum

AUW of

the

aircraft

c) number of

persons

on board

d) navigation facilities used

207. Route guides are required to be carried in

a

all aircraft

b all private aircraft

A

aircraft invo1ved in scheduled

transport

services

208. The crew of an aircraft

should

not

consume

any alcoholic drinks

d)

within

12

hours

before the flight

e) as in 'a' &

during flight

c) . within 24 hours before the flight

209. Mental

patients can

not

be

carried in

an

aircraft except wheh

.•

a}

certified

by

an RMP as fit

to

fly without

causin ;1 harm

to other

passengers


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attendant

both

arecorrect

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210. Loosesheets

of

papercontainingprintedmattercanbedropped(froman aircraftwith

thepermission

of

"

3)

DM

b) commissionerof police

c) bothare

correct

211. InIndia the IFR&

VFR

flights

a) separated

from

eachother

b} notseparated

c) notseparatedbutinformationisgiventootheraircraft

212. Anewflightplanis requiredtobe filedat an

a) uncontrolledaerodromeif a flightisdelayedbymorethan30minutes

b) cOQtroliedaerodromeif

a

flight

is

delayedby

more

than

30 minutes

c}

controlled

~ e r o d r o m e if

a flightisdelayedbylessthan30minutes

213. Displacedthresholdisindicated

by

a) whi te lightsina row

b) redlights

in

arow

c) ·greenlightsin arow

/

214. Distresssignalis

a)

dropping

ofred

parachute

flares

b) firing ofwhitepyrotechnicallightsin

c) firing

of

greenpyrotechnicallightsinsuccession

•

215. Series

of

projectiles fired at

an

interval of 10 second, on bursting showing red 7

greenstarsorlightsindicate

a) aircraftisindistressbut

no

immediate assistancein .required

b) aircraftisin distressandimmediateassistanceisrequired

c)

aircraftisflyingover

or

in

the

vicinity

of

aprohibitedarea

d) aircraftis flying

over

or in.

the vicinity

of

a

prohibited'area, restricted

area

ordanger

area.

.

.

216.

WeatherminimaVMCbelow

3000

feetin acontrolledairapaceis

.1

a)·

.-

visibility8Km.

b} vis

ibility 5 Km

c) visibility1.5Km

d) visibility

300

meters

217. Whiletak ing offfrom thesameRf

or

parallel

R \N

atlessthan760metersapart,a

lightora

medium

aircrafttakingoffbehinQa

heavy

aircraft,theseparationmini:naIs

· 2minutes

b) minutes

.

r·

.

5

minuft':

. ,

. , ~ .


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.. \

" ' /

aircrafton

the

r ightwith

rednavigation

l ight

in

sight

b)

aircraftontheleft

withred

navigatioillightinsight

c)

aircraftontherightwithwhitenavigationlightinsight

219. Thegreennavigationlightisvisiblethrough

a} '110

deg

fromforwardtotheright

b)

110degfrom"fo[\vardto the left

c)

110degfromtai!to the

right

d) 140deg

220, A!ightaircraftdepartsbehinda medium

i r ~ r f t

thetimegapbetween (heIwo IS

a)

c

1

mt

.-er

2

mts

c)

3 mts

d)

5

mts

,

\

221

Cabotageof trafficrefersto

z:) operation

of a commercial lve

of

a contracting state

to carry

passenger5/cargobetween

two

pointswithintheterritoryofanother

contracting

state

b) operation

of

a commercial N of a contracting state io

carry

passengersfcargo between

two

points outside

the

territory of

another

contractingstate

c) operation of a commercial

N

of

a

contracting stale to

carry

passengers/cargoto theterritory

of

anothercontractingslate

d)

operation

of

a commercial

N

of

a contracting

state

10

carry

passengers/cargoout

from

theterritoryofanothercontracting state

222 Threshholdis

3)

beginningof therunway

b} beginningof

thatpartof

the

runway

u s a b l ~

forlanding

c) apointwheretaxywaysmeet

223. Whenrefuelinganaircraft.

a) No

unauthorisedpersonwithin.. .

15

mtrs

.••.•

b)

No

nakedflame

with

in

......

30

Mtrs

..........

c)

No

smoking..'lithin............30 Mtrs ..............

AredflagontheATCindicates.....flying in

progress

..... .

To

anaircraftaredflagontheATC indicates .....

Nothing .....

.

At

Bombay

.over

a l ~ b a r

hillsflying is

not

permittedwithinadistance

of

3)

2

nm

b) 5Km

c) 1

nm

c

The

air

space

over

Mathurarefinery

is

a

.


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27

a)

b)

c)

restncted area

prohibited re

danger

area

228, A steady white light directed towards an aircraft an fight means

a)

b)

c)

d)

land at this aerodrome

&

proceed

to

the apron

landing prohibited

return to the starti:1g point

nothing'

229

On the ground a

red

square with two yellow diagonals means

a)

b)

c)

d}

exercise caution while landing

takeoff

is

prohibited

landing- prohibited

landing

prohibited

and prohibition

is likely

o be prolonged

230, Letter

c

in black against yellow background means

a)

b)

c)

d)

\

accident reports to

be

made here

reports

concerning

air traffic

services to

be made here

flight plans to be collected from here

aU the above are correct

231,

Two

digits in blad\'colo\' ( against a

yellOW

back ground, displayed

v e r t i c a l ~ y

indicates

a) ,QOM


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.

. - - - - - ~

.----,--.-. - - - . - ~ ' , ; . ~ - - ' ~ ....

~ . . : -

'

28

c) The beginning of the

Runway

2;)6 A

report received

from

an aircraft giving its regular position and/or met report

is

called

~ - - - . - - - - - - : : ~ ~

a) Mel

report

b)

Position report

9----- Air

report

237

A ste?dy fed

light

projected

to an

aircraft in

flight

means give

way

to other ac,

don't

land

for the

time being

....

238.

A

steady green light projected to

an

aircraft on the ground/air means. clear to

take

off

239.

A cross with a single co!ispicuous colour

preferaoly

white on the maneuvering area

means

............

area unfit for use by

aircraft

...................

,

240.

During

flight

as

a

pilot

you

are subjected to unlav.1ul interference

in

discharging

your

duties.

On SSRyou should endeavor to set

a}

7500

mode

A

b)

7600 mode A

7 / 6 J -

"

, / ~ 7 _ ~ - >

_

) 7500 mode

C

d)

7700

mode

C

241.

On an IFR

flight plan

but

in VMC

you

have

communication

failure you

should

"

a} Maintain VMC & land

at

the

most

convenient aerodrome

b) Maint?in VMC

&

land

at

the nearest aero.drome

c) Proceed according to flight plan

242.

The airspace

set

up

as

a corridor

where navigation

aids

are

availableis

called

a)

Airway

b) Controlled airspace

C) Radar airspace

243. The transition altitude

is

laid down by

a) TheATC

b) The Pilot

c} The

State

244. Above

what

height

the flight levels

are

to be used in India

t

4000 feet,

b) 3000 feet

c)

5500 feet

d) 6500 feet

245 A fresh flight plan

is

to

he

filed

if

a scheduled

flight

is delayed

by

more

than

. a) One

hour

.

v1J)

30 minutes

-

c)

,.

Always, irrespective

of

the

time

delay

..

,.

-

112 ,

7

~ ) . J \

{ ~ :


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... ~ ~ ~

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29

246, A temporary change concerning cperatior:a! maUCf

!s

nc:ified irl

a) AlP

~ - t r ) Notams

C

Ale

247 The air designator

f o ~

wond wide ATS routes are in which

colour

a) White

b) Red

&

Green

L-8; Red. Green, Blue

&

Amber

d) Red. Green, 8lue. Amber

&

White

2415 I I ) ( ~ air designator for domesllc ATS routes

are

III wl1!ciJ culour

White

bJ Red

&

Green

c) Red, Green, Blue

&

Amber

d} Red, Green. Blue,

Amber

&

White

249. A chi:lflge in 'operational status of an aeronautic facility which lasts for more than two

hours is issued under which series of NOTI\MS,

vai" Series

A

b)

Series

B

cJ Series C

d)

Series

0

250, . For FOTL the flying i m ~ of training flights is

' ~

accounted

b}

Not counted

c)

Partially counted

d)

Counted only

if

combined with a scheduled flight

251

,

rOT L limitations for t h ~

flight

crew on domestic flights

is

a) 8 hrs

b) 9

hrs

c)

• 10 hrs

Lkir 11

hrs

252,

The minimum time separation fora light aircraft to

land

behind a

heavy

aircraft is

@

.2

minutes

Jf1

3 mihutes

c

5

minutes

Ti f : T.ru.(. A-; y Sp l.

< J

.

253,

The A

TC

is

to be notified if during a flight the

TAS

changes

by

more than

5 % e '- 10

kb

b)

10

c)

20

254. Aircraft flying on t h ~

same

track should have a minimum separation of

:..,;

"r'


30/44

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__

_ ~ ~ ~ ~ = _ ~ ~ _ _ _ C ~ _ _ = ~ ~ ' . ~ ' ~ ~ ~

_

30

'fit 1:hninutes

b W:riiillutes

c;

5 minI:!0S

..-J

. . . . , . .

U/ .c.u

i i I i l I U I t : ~

255,

Which

typeofairspaceexist

in

India

a)

ClassA

b}

Class0

&

F

fr..- ..

A

b

.v


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..

~ . , . - ~ . - ; , . , , , '

)I

b

..s-r

Aircraftwith A'JW eXGecdinq21000K9:

Aircraft

with AUW exceeding

5700K-g

263.

The

,:;oiourof

the

FOR is

a) Black

b) B ~ i g h t ye/!ow

c) Brightorange

L. . -drEi ther 'b' or 'c '

264. The CVRhasthecapabilityof recording

i ; 1 f o r m _ ~ t i 9 g , . . .

~ / I v ( 1 •

Y ; .. " ,- c __ _ : \.

a) Onehourormore 1

Vr-J- ? Jr 1j

-C??' Ge..

rJJ.d 1;0

b)

c)

At least 30 m i n u t ~ s

Theprecedingflight

~

i- ;

S


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~ _ , , , , , - _ _

_____ .. - v - '

~ _

32

c)

1000fee!abovethehighestobstacle-within:5nm.ofposition

-o-f

273 Theaircraftpublichealth

rul'2S

werepublished

in

which

ye r

a)

1937

1954

c)

1934

274.

A

flight

navigatorisrequiretobe carried

onboard

if

...if nonav

aid

isavailable for

600nm

andwithin

30

nmofeithersideof

track........ ,.......

274

Mailscan

be

carried

in

theaircfaft

with

thepermissionof

a)

OGCA

b) DOGCA

c)

DR&I

fir-

DGP&T

275.

Photography

at

anaerodromecan

be

allowed

with

thepermission

of

a) DGGA

b) OM

c) commissioner

of

pOiice

276. ADCclearance

is

required

to

beobtained

a)

on

across

countryflight

b)

for

allaircraftoperatingwithinADIZ

c)

whenreturningtobase

onthe

sameday

d)

ii

is

not

requiredwhenreturningto

base

on

thesameday

277.

Dead

bodyor

re.mains

of

apersonwho

has

diedofyellowfevercan be broughtto

India

with

the

p e r m i ~ s i o n

of

a) healthofficer

b) Ind ianembassyabroad

c) centralGovt

d}

cannot

bebrought

278. Therules

for

Publichealthwerepublished in

a}

1954

b)

1934

c)

1939

d)

1947

279. Thedisplacedthresholdisindicatedby

a)

white

lights

b) green

lines

c) red lines

d)

yellow

lines

280.

Ti.1e

displacedthreshold isindicatedby


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33

a) whitelights

- - -0 greenlights

c) red lights

d)

yellow

lights

281

Theend

of

the

RIVV

isindicated

by

0) whitelignts

b) greenlights

red l ights

d) yellowlights

282 For

1he purpOSE:

ofrenewa!

af CPL

a}

50%of

co-pilotflyingis

counted

as

PIC·

b) 50% of instrumentflyingis

counted

asPIC

c)·

80

%of co-pilotflyingiscountedasPIC

283.

An aircraftcan flywithin10nmof anairfield.ThisareaIscalled

a)

restricted

ci,Z;::

b)

danger

area

c) prohibitedarea

~

airfieldarea

284. Penaltyforcarryingexplosivesorarms&givingwrongstatements

a) 2 years

ofimprisonment

& fine

b) 2

yearsimprisonment

c) oneyearimprisonment&fine

285. Thecertificateof

airworthinessissuspended

a1 afteranaccident

b) afterunauthorisedmodification

have

beendone

t

aircraftsuffersa

major

defect

d) all

correct

286 Theremainsof acrashedaircraftcanbetamperedlremovedto

a) extricatepersons/animalsaliveordead

b)

clear

theRIVV toallowairtraffic

c)

take

t

toaplace

of

safety

.d)

allcorrect

287. After a forced landing an aircraft

can

T O

for

base for repair

purposewithout

the

permissionofthe

DGCA

..,

........

TRUEI FALSS.

X \ /

288. An aircraftcomingfromBombay

to

DelhilandsatJaipurdueto

Weattlcf

:";;,1 I ; . ,

agoin

without

thepermissionofiheDGCA

........... T ~ E

I FALSE

,x,

289

AircraftflyingonthesameTrack&levelthelongitudinalseparationis

a} 30mts

S

mts

('.

C) 05.mts


34/44

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34

290. Aircraftflying on thesameTrack-&. level,when frequent positior: fixing is possible

thelongitudinalsepar;:liioilis

a) 30

mts

b) 15

mts

c)

05mts

....-


35/44

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f

35

1.:;

10om iftheprecedingaircr;j(tisflyingat aTAS of

2 1

morc-1.1stcf1I1cln

Ule

aircraftbehind

c)

Both

afe

correct

300_

In Indiathecontrolledairspaces

are

designated3S

Class 0

i

b)

Class

B

I t T v ~ ~ _

r-

c)

ClassC

301- Themetminimaisprovidedby ihe

. . / a i ~ Operator

b) Manufacturer

c)

Controller

of

aerodromes

d) OGCA

302

For

classIMetofficethemini!numnoticerequiredfo raroute

forecast

is

a)

3 hrs

b)

12hrs

c) 18to24 hrs

d) 12to

24

hrs

303 Forclass III MetofficeUlemin imumnoticerequired

for

aroute forecast for domestic

flightsis

a) 3hrs

b) 12hrs

c) 8

to

24hrs

d)

12t024hrs

304. TheTokyoconvention Act1975applies

to

a)

Allaircraft

b)

The

Wholeof India

c) P'IYwhere

in

theworld

305 Theaircraftrules1937 applyto

a) The INhole of India

b) All aircraft registered in India. whereever these are flying & ail persons

on

boardtheseaircraft

c . h . 1 I

aircraftwhen flyingoverIndia

&

allpersonsonboard

err ll

are correct

. ,

306. Theacl rulesdealingwithpublichealthis

a} Public healthrules1954

b) Aircraft

(Public

Health)Rules 1954

c) Aircraft(PublicHealth)Rules1937

d) Aircraft(Publ icHealth)

Rules

1945

307, A

Te

provideswhich of thefollowing

o

a) Advisoryservice


36/44

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--

. ~ .

, ~ ~ ~ ~

.--..- -. ---- - . , - , . - - - ~ ~ , , - - ,.. .,... --

36

.-b}

Control .:au--traffic

c) Search

&

rescue

d)

Allarecorrect

'"

\./ 308,

Minimumvisibilityaerodromeequippedwithradio

aids

a)

2.7km

b)

3Jkm

c

Skm

1

J

d)

1.5

km

JOg,

Minimumvisibilityaerodromenot equippedwith radioaids

a)

2.7

km

b) 3.7 km

c)

5

km

d)

1.5km.

.

.

310.

For

thepurpose

of having

additionalaircraftin theaircraft rating

of

thelicense. The

t r a i n i n ~ flyingshould

be

carried

, ~

Within5

nm

of theaerodrome /

b)

Within

the

tocal ftying area of the

aerodrome

yj

c) Any

where

in

India

d) All arecorrect

311 .

The

.maximum number of hoursapilotcan fly in30 daysis

a)

125 hrs as PIC

b)

125hrsPIC

or

Co-pilot

c)

156

hrs

15

minutes

J if, /

\...,./'312.

AtanaerodromespecialVFR may beauthorisedwhen

a) visibility fri:ls b ~ l o w 5Km or cloud ceiling is

less

than 1500

feet

b) Visibilityfallsbelow8Km or cloudceiling

is

lessthan1500feet

c) Visibilityfallsbelow.SKm

or

cloudceilingislessthan

1000

feet

313.

Thedeadbody

of

apersonwho

has

dieddue

to

Choleracanbebrought

in to

India

withthepermission

of

'

a}

Indian foreign

mission abroad

b)

DGCA

c) CentralGovt.

314. At anaerodromearedsquarewithayellowdiagonalmeans

a)

landing

prohibited

b) Exercise caution when approaching

to

land &when landing

c) CautionmorethanonedirectionbeingusedforallTake Offs&Landings

315. Anextremelysickperson

a)

Canl10tbecarriedon board anaircraft

b)

Can

be

carried

on

board an

aircraft.

if

accompanied

by

an

attendant


37/44

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,

_

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38

325. Minimum lateral separation between aircraft cliiTIbing through the l e v e l . "Jther

aircraftholdingoveraravigationaidis

a)

5

nm

b) 5minutes

d) 15 om.

(S

minuteslongitudinalseparation)

326. On

TakeOfftheaircraftistransferredfromaerodromecontrol toapproachcontrol

a) Once

theaircraftisin

clouds

b) When

150mfromtheaerodrome

c)

In

thevicinityoftheaerodrome

d) When'

lined

up

for

take

off

327. MinimumDMEseparationaircraftflying

on

thesametrack&samedirectionis

a) 10nm

b) 20

nm

c)

10

minutes'

328. An aircraft is

flying

on iTIagflat:c ~ : J [ s e (Tr) 180. In aQuadrantalsystemit \".t0uld be

flying

a) Odd

thousandfeet

b) '. Eventhousand

feet

C) Oddthousand

+

500 feet

d)

Even

thousand

+500

feet

329. Thefacilitiesavailab!eat an

airfield

will

be

mentioned

in

a} AlP

b) AIRAC

c)

Ale

d) NOiAMS

/

v 330.

Anaircraftat supersonic

speed

canfly

overIndia

a) Withpermissionof

Central

Govt

b) With

thepermissionof

DGCA

c}

Can

not

fly

331. Anaircraft isdescendingoVerDelhi

aerodrome

from Flight level290. The altimeter

reads12000

feet

The

pilotwill report

vertical

distance-as

f

~ · ~ w

k - - - ~ .

a)

12000

feet

vb

Flight

level

120

c)

Flight

level

290

d) 29000 feet

332. VMCexistsat anaerodromewhenvisibilityis morelh.an

a) 8 Km

.

.b

5 Km.

'1

c) 3Km.


38/44

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I

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1

1

, 11

"

: _ .• , , . - , _ , ~ ~ ~ - . : , ; : , ; : ~ _ - - = , , , , , , ; ~ ; 1 _ , . _ •. ,

= > < ~ ",_0_, _ , , , _ , - , ~ , ~

39

lid

333. UTe

means

.-3-)//

b)

c)

Coordinated universal time

Universal coordinated

time

Universal time coordinated

'

/

fI < •

M , / / A.

v; ')/ ' I

./

: c ~ Ifl c

/

/ /

L -

~

'"

, - A : ~

i :r v

\

-334. The

runway direction is measured

with

respect to

s

a)

b}

c)

True North

Magnetic

North

Compass North

f

I

- 335. -

While

in

a circuit an aircraft experiences

RT

failure. the pilot should acknowledge RT

signals

by

•

-?

-

. JA .

.J. \/336.

a)

Pitching the nose UpfDown

b)

Rocking wings

c)

Switching

ONfOFF

landing

lights

Petroleum in

bulk

means Petroleum contained in receptacles

11

a)

b)

c)

Of

900 liters capacity

'Exceeding

900 liters

capacity

Less than 900

liten3

capacity

337. A red pyrotechnicalligpt fired from control tower in front of an aircraft means

a)

.

Keer

circling give

way

to other aircraft

b) 'Not with standing with the previous instructions,

do

not land

for

the

time being

c)

. Nothing

vJ38

The

incubation period for relapsing fever is

a}

8 days

b) 6

days

c)

4 days

339. During night flying

if

navigation lights fail. the pilot should

,/

a)

Send a

MAY

day signal

b}

Land at the alternate aerodrome

,

c)

Land as

soon

as possible

340. When

flying within transition layer the altitude is reported on

a) OFE

b} ONH

c) ONE

d) Not reported

< t

all

/ ,

\./341.

Minimum longitudinal separation in terms

of

time, when passing through

thr;

level

of

i

\

another aircraft on the

S


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- - - - - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - ~ ~ , . , . ' ' ' - > _ _ t

'_

..,_

40

b) 10 minutes

tid

---rs

minutes

d) 20

minutes

f

(,..

~ ---t... K . c H . : : r ~ v - ,

342.

The FOR should be capable of recording the cooversatior. (or at leas! preceding

--;J37 25

!-irs

A·c.- \. . a....)

b)

5

Hrs

~ < . l ; - ; J Ulh (.Q. ( Q L b \ J . ~ \ - : :

l,...d

s

o i\'\;,,,J,4 <

c)

25 Minutes

d) 30 minutes.

FD )

I.

I,

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r-..

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ra..,..

"-"

_


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_ - : : - ~ __ _ ~ ~ _ ~ - . = r ' ~ ~ < = = - ~ ~ . ~ _ , , - - _

- ..

"""""",,

; . . . r r : . . . ~ . . : . . . ~ - - - _ ~ . ~

, . , , , , , - - ~ _ . _ . - ~ _ ..._"",

41

a:) Astressful·

situation

causing=anxiety

b) Theexcessiveconsumptionofafcohol

c) AnextremelyS:0viifateofbreathing&lnsufficientoxygen

• 1

351

Scanningprocedureforeffectivecollisionavoidanceshouldconstitute

a) Looking

outside

o r

15 seconds

theninsidefor

5 seconds

thenrepeat

b) 1minuteinsidescanning thenoneminuteoutsidescanning then repeat

c) Looking out side every 3.0 seconds except in radar contact

when

outside

.scanningisunnecessary

352

Whatisthemostcff:3ctiveway touseeyesduring

night

flYlnn

a)

Lookonlyatfaraway

dim

lights

b} Scanslowlyto permitoff

center

viewing

c)

Concentratedirectlyoneachobject forfewseconds

353. Which observed target aircraft would be

of

mostconcern with respect to collision

avoidance

a)

Onewhichappearsto

be

ahead

and

movingfrom!efttorightathighspeed

oj Onewhichappearsto

be

aheadandmovingfromrighttoleftatslowspeed

c} One

which

appearstobe ahead

withnolateral&

vertical

displacement&

isincreasingin size

354.

V.Jhen

makinga ling overa darkenedor featureless terrain, such aswaterorsnow

pilotshouldbeaware

of

thepossibility

of

illusion.Thisapproachmayappeartobe

/

a) High

b) LO\ .f

c)

Shallow

355. Hazecangiveillusionthatiheaircraftis

a)

Closerto the.runwaythan t actuallyis

Farther

from

therunwaythanactuallyis

c) Thesamedistancefromtherunwayasthereis

no

restrictiontovisibility

356. A suddenpenetration

of

fogcangiveanillusionof

a)

Pitching

up

b) •Pitchingdown

c)

levelingoff

357. Rain

on

thewindscreencan

cause

whatillusion

f

i

l

a) Noillusion

b)

lower

thanactual

I

I

)

Higherthan

actual

,

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The maximum number

of

hOGfs a piiot can fly as PiC in

onejear

a) 1000

b)

1500

c) 125

Instrument flying time means

a) Flying time during night

b)

The time during which the pilot is

f lying

solely

instruments

without

any

external

visual reference

c) The time during which the pilot is flying with reference

external visual reference

In the semicircular system the track separation is

a) 000 -175

&

180

-

356

b)

000

-179 & 180

-

359

c) 001

-ISO

& 181 - 360

d

000 - 179 & - 359

with

reference

to

to instruments with

When

on

a cross country a delay

of

ETA more than ............

is

to

be

reported to

ATC

a)

5

minutes

b)

10

minutes

c) 15 minutes

An aircraft can cross ATS,route with precauiions such as

a)

At an

angle

of 60

degrees

.. Dr

At

an

angle of 90

degrees

c)

At an

altitude

not

more than

1000

feet from

the

cruising altitude

When

11ying

over a

crash

site a pilot will acknowiedge the signs

from

the survivors

by

-.a-)-

Rocking

wings

b)

Low

pass over the crash site

c) Reporting to ATe

The sign from a crash site indicating that 'assistance .required' is

a) X

b) S

cr

V

d)

C

Aerodrome control service

is

provided

in

a) Circuit

b)

Control zone

c) Control area

d) All the above

Met

minima

for VFR flights above

3000

feet AMSL is

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a)

Visibility 8

Km, Distance

f rom c louds 1.5 Km

H o m o n t . ] l : ~ /

Dc 3: ,0

L'i

Vertically

b

Visibilit'l8nm. Distance from

douds

1.5

Km

Horizontdiiy

&

3 ; ' ] ' ' /

c)

Visibility 5 Km, Distance from clouds 1.5 Km HOrizontally 300 M Verticaily

376. Forcivil aerodromes the colour ofthe rotating beacon is

a)

White

b)

White Green

us

c)

White

&

Blue

~ 7 7 . Tocr0SS an

ATS route Permission is

to

be obtained

minimum

a)

10

minutes

beforecrossing

b) 15 minutes before crossing

c)

30 minutes before crossing

378.

For

domestic flights minimum distance from

the

international border is

a)

5nm

b)

10 nm

c)

I rnl

15 nm

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v/379. The

refueling operation should

be

stopped if a

jet

aircraft starts to run

up

its engines

within a distance of

a) 43 m e t ~ r s

b) 141 meters

c) 15 meters

3 80. Thelight aircraft departing behind a medium aircraft the minimum time difference is

a)

2 mts

b) 3

mts

c) 5mts

381.

An

aiicraft

can

be

detained under

a) Aircraftact1934

b) Aircraft act rules 1937

c) Aircraft act rules 1934

382.

The

facilities provided by ATC in aerodrome control are

a)

Control

b) Traffic

c) Search & rescue

d)

All

the

above are correct

383. Anaircraft

is

flying at 5000feet in lMC. It shouldfly according to

a) Semicircular system

b) Quadrentalsystem

C)

Return back to base

c.


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384.

Ru1es

regaujing demolition of obs{rJctions caused by tall buildings, trees

etc

are laid

down in

a)

b)

X

d)

Aircraft rules 1937

Aircraft rules 1934

Aircraft

ad

1934

Aircraft public health rules

1954

385. Before a flight WllO

is

responsible to

check

the proper working of the radio apparatus

a)

b)

c)

PiC

Co

piiot

Radio officer

v 386. Night flying corresponds to flying between

a)

b)

c)

d)

Half

hr. before sunset to half hr. after sunrise

Half hr.

after sunset to half

hr.

after sunrise .

Half

hr. after

sunset

to half hr

before sum:ise

Half

hr.

before sunset to half hL after sunrise

c 387. If a passenger on board the aircraft, is suffering fro'm an

health off icer ...... hours before landing

illness, PIC is to inform

ar

b)

c .

2

3

4 .

•

388, The punishment for carriage

of

unauthorised arms & ammunition in the

aircr3ft is

a)

b)

c)

d)

Maximum.

3

months imprisonment or fine

of

Rs

1 1

or

both

Maximum 6 months imprisonment or fine

of

Rs 1 1

or

both

Maximum 2 months imprisonment or fine of Rs 500/ or both

MalSimum 2 years punishment

and

fine.

389 For aircraft flying Qver India enroute navigation charges are based on

a)

b)

c)

The duration & length of flight

The Duration of stay

Maximum AUWof

the aircraft

390

A pilot involved in an accident can

fly

again

a)

b)

c)

After a medical examination .

When asked

by

the operator

to fly

When

cleared by

the

DGCA

'}"'/ v3sh . The

area

of 10

km

around Mathura refinery is termed as

a)

b)

c)

Danger area

Prohibited area

Protected area

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