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Class A Airspace : High Level Airspace IFR ONLY Southern Control AIrspace (SCA) -18,000' to 60,000' Northern Control Area (NCA) -23,000' to 60,000' Arctice Control Area (ACA) -27,000' to 60,000' Class B Airspace : Mid-Level Airspace ABV 12,500' to 17,999' CLRNC Required to enter for IFR/CVFR Hatched pattern on LO chart Includes LO LVL Airways 2 | P a g e Class C Airspace : Control TWR Airport IFR/VFR Require CLRNC Mode C transponder required Class D Airspace : Contro...

How many hours of PIC cross country time is required to conduct the IFR flight test? - ANSWER-50 hours XC PIC time. Requirements: 1. 40 hours of instrument time 2. 50 hours XC PIC time 3. A dual xc of at least 100NM under simulated or actual IFR conditions 4. Completion of INRAT and FT. When an IFR flight test was conducted on a center-line thrust multi-engine aeroplane, one will obtain a group ___ rating. a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 - ANSWER-Group 2 Group 1: (All aeroplanes) when the ft wa...

Aircraft Equipment - ANSWER--STD VFR Equip. (Altimeter, clock, magnetic compass, eng. instruments) -Attitude indicator -Heading indicator -Turn Coordinator -VSI -Com. Radio -Pitot heat -Alt. Static port -At least one of the following combination --VOR/NDB --NDB/NDB --VOR/VOR --GPS/VOR --NDB/GPS Alternate Aerodrome requirement - ANSWER--Suitable to land (NOTAMs, WINDS, NavAids-AC Equipage). -Forecast at alternate ETA at or ABV Alt. minima. Alternate Minima - ANSWER-Two or more...

Class A Airspace - ANSWER-High Level Airspace IFR ONLY Southern Control AIrspace (SCA) -18,000' to 60,000' Northern Control Area (NCA) -23,000' to 60,000' Arctice Control Area (ACA) -27,000' to 60,000' Class B Airspace - ANSWER-Mid-Level Airspace ABV 12,500' to 17,999' CLRNC Required to enter for IFR/CVFR Hatched pattern on LO chart Includes LO LVL Airways Class C Airspace - ANSWER-Control TWR Airport IFR/VFR Require CLRNC Mode C transponder required Class D Airs...

Aircraft Equipment - ANSWER--STD VFR Equip. (Altimeter, clock, magnetic compass, eng. instruments) -Attitude indicator -Heading indicator -Turn Coordinator -VSI -Com. Radio -Pitot heat -Alt. Static port -At least one of the following combination --VOR/NDB --NDB/NDB --VOR/VOR --GPS/VOR --NDB/GPS Alternate Aerodrome requirement - ANSWER--Suitable to land (NOTAMs, WINDS, NavAids-AC Equipage). -Forecast at alternate ETA at or ABV Alt. minima. Alternate Minima - ANSWER-Two or more...

Class A Airspace High Level Airspace IFR ONLY Southern Control AIrspace (SCA) -18,000' to 60,000' Northern Control Area (NCA) -23,000' to 60,000' Arctice Control Area (ACA) -27,000' to 60,000' Class B Airspace Mid-Level Airspace ABV 12,500' to 17,999' CLRNC Required to enter for IFR/CVFR Hatched pattern on LO chart Includes LO LVL Airways Class C Airspace Control TWR Airport IFR/VFR Require CLRNC Mode C transponder required Class D Airspace Control TWR Airport I...

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