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Air Law
How Canadian aviation is regulated, and the rules every private pilot must know: licensing, aircraft documents and equipment, airspace, flight rules, VFR minima, flight planning, aerodromes, air traffic services and safety reporting.
20 of 100 exam questions · 4 chapters · 62 questions
- 1Pilot Licensing, Medical Fitness and RecencyWhat your private pilot licence lets you do, the paperwork that must ride with you, the medical certificate that keeps it alive, and the recency rules that decide whether you may fly today — or carry passengers.3 units · 10 min · 14 questions
- 2Canadian Airspace: Structure, Classes and Special-Use AreasHow Canada organizes its sky — the seven classes, control zones and terminal areas, transponder airspace, and the areas that are restricted or dangerous.4 units · 15 min · 16 questions
- 3Minimum Altitudes, Right of Way, Cruising Altitudes and Altimeter SettingsHow low you may fly, who gives way when aircraft meet, which altitude to cruise at, and how to keep your altimeter honest across Canada.3 units · 19 min · 18 questions
- 4VFR Weather Minima: Controlled, Uncontrolled, Special VFR and Over-the-TopThe visibility and cloud-clearance numbers that decide whether a VFR flight is legal — and the two escape hatches, Special VFR and VFR over-the-top.3 units · 11 min · 14 questions