NZ VFR Rules - PT1 & CPL | Quiz - Pilot George, L3 Airline Academy (CTC Aviation) Cadet Blog

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Q4128 When over any congested area of a city, town, or settlement, or over any open air assembly of persons, a pilot-in-command of an aircraft must not operate the aircraft under
VFR:

<500ft above the surface; within 600m.

<1000ft above the surface; within 300m.

<1000ft above the surface; within 600m.

<500ft above the surface; within 300m.

Correct!

Incorrect!

Q4117 Met minima when flying in Class G airspace below 3,000 ft AMSL is:

2km horizontal; 1000ft vertical; 8km visibility

Clear of cloud insight of surface; 5km visibility

Clear of cloud insight of surface; 8km visibility

2km horizontal; 1000ft vertical; 5km visibility

Correct!

Incorrect!

Q4125 A pilot-in-command of an aircraft may perform a VFR operation within a
control zone in met conditions below those required (Special VFR) when the ceiling and flight visibility is at least:

600ft ceiling; 2000m visibility

800ft ceiling; 1500m visibility

800ft ceiling; 2000m visibility

600ft ceiling; 1500m visibility

Correct!

Incorrect!

Q4130 VFR cruising levels must be adhered to when flying:

>3000ft AMSL or 1000ft AGL (whichever is higher)

>3500ft AMSL or 1000ft AGL (whichever is higher)

>3000ft AMSL or 1500ft AGL (whichever is higher)

>3500ft AMSL or 1500ft AGL (whichever is higher)

Correct!

Incorrect!

Q4118 Met minima when flying in Class G airspace above 3,000 ft AMSL is:

2km horizontal; 1000ft vertical; 8km visibility

Clear of cloud insight of surface; 8km visibility

Clear of cloud insight of surface; 5km visibility

2km horizontal; 1000ft vertical; 5km visibility

Correct!

Incorrect!

Q4129 When away from any congested area of a city, town, or settlement, or any open air assembly of persons, a pilot-in-command of an aircraft must not operate the aircraft under
VFR:

<1000ft above the surface; or <1000ft above any obstacle etc within 150m radius of the aircraft.

<500ft above the surface; or <500ft above any obstacle etc within 300m radius of the aircraft.

<1000ft above the surface; or <1000ft above any obstacle etc within 300m radius of the aircraft.

<500ft above the surface; or <500ft above any obstacle etc within 150m radius of the aircraft.

Correct!

Incorrect!

Q4123 VFR minima at aerodromes in uncontrolled airspace; by day:

1500ft ceiling; 1500m visibility

600ft ceiling; 1500m visibility

600ft ceiling; 5km visibility

1500ft ceiling; 8km visibility

Correct!

Incorrect!

Q4127 A pilot-in-command of an aeroplane must not begin a flight under
VFR unless, in the forecast weather conditions, the aeroplane has enough
fuel to fly to the first point of intended landing at the planned normal
cruising speed and to fly after that point of intended landing for at least:

a further 30 minutes at night

a further 45 minutes at night

a further 15 minutes at night

a further 60 minutes at night

Correct!

Incorrect!

Q4119 Met minima when flying in Class G airspace above 10,000 ft AMSL is:

2km horizontal; 1000ft vertical; 8km visibility

2km horizontal; 1000ft vertical; 5km visibility

Clear of cloud insight of surface; 5km visibility

Clear of cloud insight of surface; 8km visibility

Correct!

Incorrect!

Q4126 A pilot-in-command of an aeroplane must not begin a flight under
VFR unless, in the forecast weather conditions, the aeroplane has enough
fuel to fly to the first point of intended landing at the planned normal
cruising speed and to fly after that point of intended landing for at least:

A further 30 minutes during the day

A further 45 minutes during the day

A further 10 minutes during the day

A further 90 minutes during the day

Correct!

Incorrect!

Q4131 A pilot is tracking 089° from Hamilton to Rotorua at an altitude greater than 3000ft AMSL. Select an appropriate VFR cruising altitude:

5500ft

2000ft

6500ft

5000ft

Correct!

Incorrect!

Q4121 Met minima when flying in Class C,D,E airspace below 10,000 ft AMSL and in a control zone is:

Clear of cloud insight of surface; 5km visibility

2km horizontal; 1500ft vertical; 5km visiblity

2km horizontal; 500ft vertical; 5km visibility

2km horizontal; 1000ft vertical; 5km visibility

Correct!

Incorrect!

Q4124 VFR minima at aerodromes in uncontrolled airspace; by night:

600ft ceiling; 5km visibility

1500ft ceiling; 1500m visibility

1500ft ceiling; 8km visibility

600ft ceiling; 1500m visibility

Correct!

Incorrect!

Q4120 Met minima when flying in Class C,D,E airspace below 10,000 ft AMSL is:

Clear of cloud insight of surface; 5km visibility

2km horizontal; 1000ft vertical; 5km visibility

2km horizontal; 500ft vertical; 5km visibility

2km horizontal; 1500ft vertical; 5km visiblity

Correct!

Incorrect!

Q4122 VFR minima at aerodromes within a control zone:

1000ft ceiling; 5km visibility

2000ft ceiling; 5km visibility

1500ft ceiling; 5km visibility

500ft ceiling; 5km visibility

Correct!

Incorrect!

Quiz: NZ VFR Rules - PT1 & CPL