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GCSS Army VFR Navigation Test (2024) || With 100% Accurate Solutions GCSS Army VFR Navigation Test (2024) || With 100% Accurate Solutions How long can you go without oxygen at 10,000 ft? - ANSWER - 1 hour How long can you go without oxygen at 12,000 ft? - ANSWER - 30 minutes When is oxygen required for all flight? - ANSWER - 14,000 ft and above What does a star with a circle in the middle of it (open star) on a map mean? - ANSWER - Rotating airport beacon in operation Sunset to sunr...

CPL Licensing Exam (2023) | All Questions & Answers (100% Verified) CPL Licensing Exam (2023) | All Questions & Answers (100% Verified) In order to act as pilot-in-command of a multi-engine aircraft in an air taxi service a pilot must have completed - ANSWER - a PPC, ground and flight training initially and in the last year. While operating under air taxi rules may a pilot carry passengers in a single-engine aircraft during IFR or night VFR? - ANSWER - Only if authorized in the AOC and co...

Airports having operational control towers are shown in ________. Airports without operational control towers are shown in _________. - correct answer -Blue, magenta Open circle airport symbol - correct answer -other than hard-surfaced runways Closed circle (filled in) airport symbol - correct answer -hard-surfaced runways feet in length Outlined runway (non-circular) airport symbol - correct answer -hard-surfaced runways > 8069 feet, or some multiple runways < 8069 feet Small...

What does the white dot on an airport symbol represent? - correct answer -The approximate location of a VOR, VOR-DME, or VORTAC radio navigational aid on the airfield Are you required to fly above MEF's? - correct answer -No, MEF's are merely altitudes above which you will clear by a safe margin all obstacles and/or terrain features in a 30 minute grid square (quadrangle). As PC of an Army helicopter, you have determined that it will be necessary to climb to 12,500' PA for approximate...

The anti-collision light will be on____________________except when conditions (e.g., in the clouds) may cause _____________ or other hazards to safety. - correct answer -when aircraft engines are operating, vertigo Position lights will be on ___________ between official __________and ___________. - correct answer -bright, sunset, sunrise How many seats and seatbelts must be installed on the aircraft? - correct answer -Enough for each person in the aircraft Who is responsible for maki...

Airports having control towers are shown in ____. All others are shown in _____. - correct answer -Blue Magenta Hollow blue or magenta circle - correct answer -Other than hard surfaced runways Filled circle with intermediate length line(s) - correct answer -Hard surfaced runways of 1500 to 8069 ft in length Filled rectangle with at least one longer line - correct answer -Hard surfaced runways greater than 8069 or some multiple runways less than 8069

What does a star indicate next to a control tower frequency - correct answer -star indicates part time operation What does CTAF stand for? What is its primary purpose? - correct answer -Common Traffic Advisory Frequency- Frequency designed for advisory purposes when the CT is closed. How is elevation charted in the airport information - correct answer -MSL elevation of airport. Read as written, do not add zeroes What are the four TYPES of airspace - correct answer -• Controlled Airsp...

If an airport is blue or magenta, what does it mean? - correct answer -Blue: With control tower. Magenta: Without control tower What does a star on top of the airport symbol represent? - correct answer -Rotating beacon What does a green and 2 white flashes from a rotating beacon represent? - correct answer -Military If there is a filled star next to a frequency in an airport's descriptive data, what does it represent? - correct answer -Part time operation What weather requirements m...

What do the blue airport symbols on the Sectional Aeronautical Chart Indicate? - correct answer -An airport has a control tower What information do airport symbols with marks around them tell you? - correct answer -Services are available (fuel) What does an *L in airport data mean? - correct answer -Runway lighting with limitations, basically pilot controlled lighting A letter C inset in a blue circle following a CT frequency means that the pilot should _____ - correct answer -Broadcast...

Private Pilot Stage 3 Exam Questions and Answers Already Passed What combination of conditions is most detrimental to takeoff and climb performance? High temperature, high humidity, and high altitude According to the accompanying chart, pressure altitude of 5,000 feet with a temperature of +40C will result in a density altitude of approximately 8,900 feet According to the accompanying takeoff distance chart and the following conditions, what is the total distance necessary to clear a 50-foot o...