What are the privileges and limitations of being a CPL holder?
To act as PIC in any operation other than;
- Multi-crew aircraft in an air transport operation.
- An aircraft with MTOW 5700kg+ in an air transport operation if less than 750 hours.
To act as co-pilot in any operation.
What are the requirements for the grant of CPL?
- Passed CPL exams.
- Completed flight training and aircraft rating.
- Passed CPL flight test.
- Completed minimum 200 hours; 100 hours PIC and 20 hours PIC cross country, 10 hours IF with 5 in an aeroplane.
- Must be at least 18 years old.
When is a flight review required?
24 months.
What is the recency requirement for carrying passengers?
3 Takeoffs and Landing within last 90 days.
What is the medical requirements for a CPL holder?
Class 1 for PAX + Flight Test.
Class 2 for Cargo Ops.
What documents do you need to carry onboard when flying in Australia?
- Pilot Licence.
- Medical Certificate.
- ASIC (Security Controlled AD)
- Maintenance Release.
- Flight Manual.
- MEL for Part 135 + 138 ops.
- Charter Checklist
What are the requirements for an AOC?
- Chief Pilot.
- Safety Manager.
- DAMP
- Terminal (Separate section for staff).
- Manifest (Ops Manual, Dangerous Goods Manuals).
What are the main classifications of operations?
PT135 - Air Transport (Small Aircraft).
PT138 - Aerial Work.
PT141/142 - Flight Training.
What information is contained in an operations manual?
- Procedures.
- Flight and Duty Time.
- Fuel Policies.
- Training Requirements.
- Guidelines all staff must follow.
According to Appendix 1, what is the maximum FDP which you can be rostered?
- No longer than 9 hours.
- 8 hours if before 0600 or after 1400 start times.
According to Appendix 1, what is the maximum time your FDP can be extended?
1 hour, only if unforeseen circumstances arises and an extension is necessary to complete the duty and you’re considered fit for extension.
According to Appendix 1, what are the sleep opportunity requirements?
- For away from base, must have 8-consecutive hours of sleep opportunity in a 10 hour period prior to commencing FDP.
- For home base, must have 8-consecutive hours of sleep opportunity in a 12 hour period prior to commencing FDP.
According to Appendix 1, what are the off-duty period limitations?
Must have minimum off-duty period of 12 consecutive hours during a 24-hour period.
According to Appendix 1, what are the limitations on cumulative flight time?
Week - 30 hours.
Month - 100 hours.
Year - 1000 hours.
What is the maximum blood alcohol reading you can have if planning on flying?
0.02%.
State the restrictions with regard to flying as a pilot, and the consumption of alcohol.
A person shall not have consumed alcohol 8 hours prior to performing duties as a pilot.
Are you permitted to consume any prescription or over-the-counter drugs before flying an aircraft?
Yes some drugs are allowed, best to speak to DAME when in doubt.
What instruments are mandatory for a aerial work day VFR flight?
- Airspeed Indicator.
- Altimeter.
- Magnetic Compass (Direct Reading).
- Backup Compass.
- Timepiece (HHMMSS).
- Turn and Slip Indicator.
- OAT Indicator.
What are the minimum requirements by Cessna needed for C82R?
- Flap Position Indicator.
- Fuel Gauges.
- Oils Temperatures + Pressures.
- Stall Warning.
- Trim Indicator.
- Tachometer.
What are the radio-communication system requirements?
Must be fitted with atleast 2 radio-communication systems, 1 must be VHF.
When must supplemental oxygen be carried onboard for crew and passengers on an unpressured aircraft?
When operating above 10,000ft.
What are the ELT requirements?
- Must be carried when operating greater than 50nms.
What are the first-aid kit requirements?
- Must be carried onboard the flight
- Must contain enough supplies for all occupants onboard the flight.
- Must be recognisable and accessible.
When must survival equipment be carried onboard during a flight?
- Where the carriage of life rafts is required.
- During operations within or through the remote areas specified by the remote area maps.
- As directed by CASA.
