evionica cbr 01.2 - aircraft operations pt 1

According to Standardised European Rules of the Air (SERA), which situation can be considered an act of unlawful interference? Select the most complete answer.

* Aircraft seizure on the ground
* ***All answers are correct***
* Spreading misinformation
* Bringing dangerous materials on board

#### How can the interceptor inform the aircraft it has been intercepted?

By rocking its wings and flashing navigational lights irregularly

To let the other aircraft proceed, the interceptor should _____. The intercepted aircraft should respond by _____.

perform a breakaway manoeuvre; rocking its wings

If unlawful interference occurs to a civilian aircraft, which VHF frequency should the flight crew use to broadcast a warning?

***121.5 MHz***

Which of the displayed signals will the marshaller use to dispatch the aircraft?

No other answer is correct

Which of the displayed signals will the marshaller use to instruct the aircraft to hold position?

III

Which phrase cannot be used by the intercepting aircraft?

***‘Land here’***

What does the signal mean?

The pilot should proceed straight-ahead

If unlawful interference occurs to an aircraft, which code should the flight crew set the transponder to?

7500

What does the signal mean?

The pilot should proceed to the indicated gate

Which of the displayed signals will the marshaller use to give the flight crew the 'all clear' signal?

II

What does the signal mean?

The pilot should stop the aircraft