With a functioning two way radio and an ATC clearance, what is the minimum weather in a control zone that may be flown when the weather is below VFR limits?

½ mile visibility, clear of cloud

One mile visibility, 500 feet from cloud

½ mile visibility, 500 feet from ground minimum

When operating a single engine, float equipped helicopter in a commercial air service beyond gliding distance from shore, what equipment is required?

Life jackets for each passenger

Life rafts large enough to hold all passengers

When flying over snow covered ground, whiteout is most likely to occur:

Over an unbroken snow layer with featureless terrain, under uniform overcast sky

Over featureless terrain in a snowing blizzard and the horizon is barely discernible

When the sky and horizon are discernible, and it is snowing hard

Clear sky, sunshine is reflecting by the snow cover

Can you carry passengers at night in a single engine aircraft in a commercial operation?

Only if you have a valid instrument rating

Only if you have a night rating

Only if you have a night rating and a valid instrument rating

What statement is correct in regards to carrying passengers commercially in VFR flight in a helicopter?

The pilot must inform the passengers of the location and operation of the ELT

The pilot must inform the passengers of the operation of the ELT

The ELT must be checked in the last 6 months and a journey log book entry must be made

The ELT must be serviced in the previous 6 months

What are the VFR weather minima for night VFR above 1000' in uncontrolled airspace?

3 miles visibility, 2000 feet horizontally, 500 feet vertically from cloud

½ mile visibility, clear of cloud

1 mile visibility, clear of cloud

2 miles visibility, distance from cloud dependant on ambient light

When the tower asks you to "squawk 1222," you:

Set the transponder code to 1222, switch to ALT mode

Set the transponder code to 1222 and switch to STBY

Set the transponder code to 1222 and push IDENT

Set radio to 122.2 and query why you should

How often does a commercial helicopter pilot receive Emergency Procedures training?

Every time you start with a new company

Your maximum flight duty day is:

15 hours within a 30 hour period

16 hours, if less than three consecutive days

If you are flying within the standard pressure region, what should you set your altimeter to?

the nearest airport altimeter setting

the altimeter setting when you left the airport

When a fatigue situation occurs, who has the responsibility to limit flying?

The crew concerned or operations manager

During a sling operation when using a marshaller, how would you direct him or her to stand?

Back to the wind and in plain view

Facing into wind, in plain view and slightly left or right of the helicopter

Facing into wind and about 50 feet away from the helicopter

Back to the wind and directly in front of the helicopter

The standard VFR equipment required to fly in controlled airspace includes a magnetic compass and:

Sensitive Altimeter, Airspeed Indicator, Timepiece

Airspeed Indicator, Timepiece, Turn and Bank Indicator, Vertical Speed indicator

Sensitive Altimeter, Airspeed Indicator, Timepiece, Turn and Bank Indicator, Vertical Speed Indicator

Sensitive Altimeter, Airspeed Indicator

Under what conditions will carburetor ice most likely occur?

Low power setting +10 degrees Celsius

High power setting +10 degrees Celsius

Low power setting -10 degrees Celsius

High power setting -10 degrees Celsius

Why do most piston helicopters have a shroud (cover) around the engine?

Prevent water damage to the cylinders

To stop damage to the accessories

What should you do if your helicopter experiences ground resonance?

If the RPM is in the green raise the collective to hover, and if not, lower the collective and shut off the engine

If the RPM is in the green raise to the hover, if not raise the collective to take the weight off the landing gear temporarily before landing and shutting down.

In an overpitching situation close to the ground, if you pull more pitch, what happens?

Decrease in lift and decrease in rotor RPM where flight may not be possible

Increased lift, decrease in rotor RPM and decreased angle of attack

Decreased lift, increased rotor RPM and increased angle of attack

Decreased in rotor RPM and increase in the total lift of the rotor disc

When the pitot tube and pitot tube drain port become blocked:

The airspeed will remain unchanged in level flight with large power changes

The airspeed will increase in a descent

The airspeed will over read in a descent

Immediately after lifting off, a pilot should:

Perform a hover check, check wind direction and velocity

Perform a hover check and check the take off area is clear

Go through translation immediately

What effect would a decreased all up weight have on a helicopter’s autorotation characteristics?

Decreased RPM, decreases descent

Decreased RPM, increased descent

Increased RPM, decreases descent

Increased RPM, increases descent

When starting and shutting down a helicopter in gusty winds, to minimize the chances of a tail boom strike due to blade sailing, how should you park?

Slightly out of the wind, cyclic into wind

On the lee side of obstructions, friction on

Directly into wind, cyclic into wind

Which of the following statements are true concerning aviation fuel?

Temperature variations can cause moisture/water to accumulate in fuel

If fuel has been stored for long periods, the octane rating will not be affected

Fuel stored in sealed drums need not be filtered prior to use

When fuel has been agitated the water will always quickly separate

You are landing on sloping ground, after you make contact you should:

Use the cyclic to maintain the attitude of the rotor disc as you lower the collective

Use the cyclic to adjust the fuselage to conform to the slope

Hold the cyclic neutral as you lower the collective

Use the cyclic to maintain the rotor disc at right angles to the mast

How should the pilot brief the passengers on embarking and exiting a helicopter?

Always keep your head down and enter from the front or sides

Always walk uphill when entering and downhill when exiting?

Wait for the pilot to signal and give instructions for entering and exiting

If the centre of gravity were past the forward limit, what effect would be most likely?

Unable to hover downwind due to lack of rearward control

Unable to hover into wind due to lack of rearward control

Unable to hover into wind due to lack of forward control

Unable to hover downwind due to the lack of forward control

Helicopter performance is affected by air density and will perform best under conditions of:

Low altitude, low temperature and low relative humidity

Low altitude, high temperature and low relative humidity

Low altitude, low temperature and high relative humidity

High altitude, low temperature and low relative humidity

Flying in poor visibility and low ceiling, you encounter power lines on your track. You should:

Cross over a pylon at a 45 degree angle if possible

Reduce power and go under, keeping maximum ground separation

Cross between pylons at a 45 degree angle if possible

Climb up regardless of cloud and descend when you calculate that you are across

When tilting the rotor disc into forward flight without making an adjustment to your power setting, what would occur?

The total lift reaction would remain the same

In what flight configuration is the tail rotor required most?

hovering cross wind with the weathercock affect adding to the torque effect

a climbing left turn with climb power

hovering cross wind with the weathercock affect opposite to torque effect

You are experiencing retreating blade tip stall, what happens to the aircraft?

You feel a vibration in the cyclic, the airframe shakes and the nose pitches up and rolls left or right

Vibrations in the cyclic, airframe shakes, the nose pitches down and rolls left or right

Vibrations in the cyclic, airframe shakes, the nose pitches down and rolls right

Lift generated from the advancing blade will roll aircraft right

While flying in rain, raindrops are present on the windscreen of the aircraft. As you approach the top of a mountain range, how will the rain affect the appearance of the ridge or summit?

It will appear to be lower than the actual height

It will appear to be higher than the actual height

The mountain will look distorted

Which of the following will most likely cause the onset of Vortex Ring State?

Zero airspeed and power on, descent rate greater than 400 FPM

Zero airspeed and power on, descent rate of 200 FPM

Low airspeed during autorotation, descent rate lower than 300 FPM

Low airspeed and power on descent rate of 300 FPM

A squall line is forecasted 50 miles ahead of a cold front. What would you always expect to see as it approaches?

Cumulonimbus and TCU parallel to the cold front

Thunderstorms and heavy precipitation

What is required for any type of fog to form?

Wind higher than 8 knots and less than 13 knots

A cold clear night with cold air descending

Flying from cold air into an active warm front you first encounter snow mixed with light ice pellets. What do you expect next?

You have passed through the front and will have better weather

What is the primary cause of wind?

Horizontal pressure differences

Rotation of the earth’s surface

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

During flight in deteriorating VFR conditions there is a strong tendency to:

Accept information consistent with plan and disregard information not consistent with flight plan

Become complacent

Continue on with original plan

Evaluate new information and alter plans

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How many infants is an adult allowed to be in charge of?

Unlimited

As many child safety seats as you have

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

When flying east or west, VFR, when must you start adding 500ft to the correct thousand-foot altitude for your direction of travel?

3000ft AGL

3500ft AGL

2200ft AGL

3000ft ASL

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How much fuel reserve is required on board a commercial helicopter operating under NIGHT VFR conditions?

120

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How many days prior to your expiry date may you complete a PPC check ride and maintain the original expiry date?

120

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Controlled airspace about an airport that extends upward, vertically from the surface to a specified height AGL is?

A Control Area

A Control Zone

Always Class D Airspace

Controlled airspace along airways above 2,200 feet ASL

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

You are on a VFR cross country flight, while flying in uncontrolled airspace you encounter visibilities less than 3 miles. In order to comply with VFR weather minima you could:

Terminate the flight immediately

Descend below 1000ft AGL and must maintain at least 1 mile visibility and clear of cloud

Descend below 1000ft AGL and maintain at least 2 miles visibility

Descend below 1000ft AGL and maintain at least 1 mile visibility and 2000ft horizontally from cloud

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Aviation Quiz 2 part 1

During flight in deteriorating VFR conditions there is a strong tendency to:

How many infants is an adult allowed to be in charge of?

When flying east or west, VFR, when must you start adding 500ft to the correct thousand-foot altitude for your direction of travel?

How much fuel reserve is required on board a commercial helicopter operating under NIGHT VFR conditions?

How many days prior to your expiry date may you complete a PPC check ride and maintain the original expiry date?

Controlled airspace about an airport that extends upward, vertically from the surface to a specified height AGL is?

You are on a VFR cross country flight, while flying in uncontrolled airspace you encounter visibilities less than 3 miles. In order to comply with VFR weather minima you could:

What is the minimum horizontal distance from cloud that must be maintained in a Control Zone?

With a functioning two way radio and an ATC clearance, what is the minimum weather in a control zone that may be flown when the weather is below VFR limits?

When operating a single engine, float equipped helicopter in a commercial air service beyond gliding distance from shore, what equipment is required?

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