EASA ATPL ALW 010 (206)

While performing visual patterns at a controlled aerodrome, the pilot notices that the radio is unserviceable. As a part of the aerodrome traffic, which light signals coming from the tower may the pilot spot in flight?

 

1 Series of red flashes, meaning divert as the aerodrome is unsafe 2 Series of white flashes, meaning perform holding patterns and wait for further instructions 

3 Series of green flashes, meaning approach to land at the aerodrome 

4 Steady green, meaning cleared to land 

5 Steady red, meaning that the tower is closing

  

1, 2,3,4,5

  

1,3,4,5

  

1, 2, 3,4

  

1,3,4

The pilot may observe various light signals from the control tower indicating safety instructions and the status of the aerodrome, specifically series of red flashes for unsafe conditions, white flashes for holding patterns, green flashes for landing approaches, steady green for cleared to land, and steady red for tower closing.

1,3,4

An airport provides two parallel runways where one is used for departures and the other one is used for arrivals. What type of operation is this?
  
Progressive operation
  
Segregated operation
  
Mixed operation
  
Semi-mixed operation

Segregated operation

The purpose of altimeter setting is:

Provide horizontal separation and adequate terrain clearance during all phases of flight.

Provide horizontal separation during all phases of flight.

Provide vertical separation and adequate terrain clearance during all phases of flight.

Provide vertical separation and input for SSR ground facilities during all phases of flight.

Provide vertical separation and adequate terrain clearance during all phases of flight.

The crew believes that a person on board is about to conduct an act of illegal interference. What should the pilot-in-command do?

  

Conduct an emergency descent and land as soon as possible.

  

Squawk 7600 and contact ATC.

  

Require the passengers to assist in taking control of the situation.

  

Take necessary actions to restrain or secure the passenger in question.

Take necessary actions to restrain or secure the passenger in question.

Alternate yellow/green centreline lights of a taxiway indicate:

a rapid exit taxiway.

an ILS / MLS critical / sensitive area.

the proximity of a runway.

a speed restriction area.

an ILS / MLS critical / sensitive area.

Commission Regulation EU No 965/2012 applies...

  

to specialized operations only.

  

to all types of commercial and non-commercial operations.

  

only to non-commercial operations.

  

only to commercial operations.

to all types of commercial and non-commercial operations.

The Third Freedom of the Air is the right or privilege, in respect of scheduled international air services granted by one State to another State...

  

To take on, in the territory of the first State, traffic destined for the home State of the carrier.

  

To put down, in the territory of the first State, traffic coming from the home State of the carrier.

  

To put down and to take on, in the territory of the first State, traffic coming from or destined to a third State.

  

To land in its territory and put down traffic, while en- route to the home State of the carrier.

To put down, in the territory of the first State, traffic coming from the home State of the carrier.

If an aircraft is subject to unlawful interference, the aerodrome control tower should advise the pilot to park the aircraft...

  

close to the terminal so that action forces can reach the aircraft without being noticed by the hijackers.

  

next to ambulance and security vehicles.

  

at the end of the landing runway.

  

in an isolated area.

in an isolated area.

The carriage of weapons on a civil aircraft is possible, if specific requirements are met. Which of the following conditions permit a weapon to be carried on an aircraft?

  

When the weapon is unloaded and stowed in a place which is not accessible to any person during flight.

  

When the weapon is carried by a flight crew member, holding a valid firearms permission.

  

When the weapon is carried by a professional hunter who holds a firearms permit with an ICAO endorsement.

  

When the weapon is carried by an in-flight security officer without notification to the flight crew.

When the weapon is unloaded and stowed in a place which is not accessible to any person during flight.

10

Refer to ICAO Annex 14. A signalling lamp in a control tower shall be required to produce the following colours...

  

white, blue and green

  

green, red and white

  

red, white and blue

  

blue, green and red

green, red and white