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Certificate of airworthiness.certificate of registration.crew licences
As in (A)and also radio station licence and certificate of maintenance
As in (A) and also radio station licence
Any qualified pilot
A ppl holder but not a spl holder
Only holders of the ATPL or SCPL
An altimeter and nav.lights
Cockpit lighting and turns/slip indicator
Both a and b
For 2 years after the date of the last entry
For 1 year after the date of the last entry
For as long as you keep a valid licence
The lower aeroplane (light aircraft)
The higher aeroplane
The faster aeroplane
6 5000 ft
6 000 ft
5 000 ft
Alter heading to the right to overtake
Alter heading to the left to overtake
Descent
Alter course
Land at the nearest aerodrom
Climb
A man is struck by the propeller of taxying aircraft which has just returned from a cross-country flight the man is seriously injured but aircraft is undamaged.
During maintenance a ladder collapses seriouslyinjuring a man and causing substantial damage to the aircraft.
A man becomes seriously ill during the flight and on landing is rushed to hospital
500 ft
1 000 ft
1 500 ft
11 000 ft
FL 110
FL 130
Transition altitude
Transition layer
Transition level
Altitude 12 000 ft
FL 120
12 000 ft above ground level
In uncontrolled airspace below 3 000 ft
In uncontrolled airspace above 3 000 ft and up to FL 245
In uncontrolled airspace above 3 000 ft
A prohibited area is an area of defined dimensions within which the flight of aircraft is prohibited at all times
A Danger area is an area of defined dimensions wherre flight is always under ATC control
A Restricted area is an area of defined dimensions within which only aircraft with speeds exeeding 150 kt can fly
6 000 ft
6 5000 ft
7 000 ft
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