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In accordance with ICAO Doc 4444, what minimum lateral separation should be applied between two aircraft approaching on converging radials of the same navaid?
Incorrect options for answers it should be degrees not feet


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test-current-question: &a1
  questionId: WRieu7Cq
  templateId: QIVMRYWT1
  seed: FxEkuLm8
  type: multiple-choice
  question: In accordance with ICAO Doc 4444, what minimum lateral separation
    should be applied between two aircraft approaching on converging radials of
    the same navaid?
  annexes: []
  correctOptionId: O5SGOWMTY
  options:
    - id: OALU6DSDG
      text: 20 feet and 5 nautical miles.
      why: ""
    - id: OQ2YYCYNP
      text: 15 feet and 3 nautical miles.
      why: ""
    - id: OFYANYQYW
      text: 10 feet and 2 nautical miles.
      why: ""
    - id: O5SGOWMTY
      text: Dependent on the Navaid.
      why: ""
  explanation: ""
test:
  id: iGqTe0TZ
  questionBank: atpl
  title: 010 study
  status: started
  mode: study
  currentQuestionIndex: 41
  timeSpentInMs: 2428129
  durationInMs: 2400000
  questions:
    - questionId: HQyfDmAc
      templateId: QOM5MTY72
      seed: olkCBbdx
      type: multiple-choice
      question: When the location of the accident or the serious incident cannot
        definitely be established as being in the territory of any State, who
        shall institute and conduct any necessary investigation of the accident
        or serious incident according to ICAO Annex 13?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: O8TYADKFN
      options:
        - id: OZ7ZE13SH
          text: ICAO.
          why: ""
        - id: O8TYADKFN
          text: The State of Registry.
          why: ""
        - id: OFGJU0ZHW
          text: The State being closest to where the accident/serious incident took place.
          why: ""
        - id: OFIDGNF6J
          text: The State from where the aircraft departed.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OFGJU0ZHW
    - questionId: 1hUecB10
      templateId: Q7IDW3PVD
      seed: L5R5k0qo
      type: multiple-choice
      question: What is the meaning of the abbreviation OCA?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OWY9AINU2
      options:
        - id: O73WDDIR6
          text: Oceanic clearance area
          why: ""
        - id: OL0MMXBKZ
          text: Obstacle clearance area
          why: ""
        - id: OCKVV8DK1
          text: Obstruction clearance altitude
          why: ""
        - id: OWY9AINU2
          text: Obstacle clearance altitude
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OWY9AINU2
    - questionId: WLFMgrTR
      templateId: QOBTNJEI
      seed: qqxa94CA
      type: multiple-choice
      question: According to the relevant medical requirements, for the initial
        medical examination the validity of the medical assessment shall begin
        at the date the..
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OJMCHNCFL
      options:
        - id: OJMCHNCFL
          text: medical examination is performed.
          why: ""
        - id: OEKYTXJGO
          text: medical certificate is issued or validated.
          why: ""
        - id: OYAJVFJRX
          text: licence is issued or validated.
          why: ""
        - id: O6GSYWHPV
          text: licence is issued or renewed.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OJMCHNCFL
    - questionId: mGHPx3Vr
      templateId: QRIQOZZJ
      seed: tNmgX5FQ
      type: multiple-choice
      question: According to SERA, you can only deviate from the rules during a
        commercial flight for reasons of...
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: ODITG1BBQ
      options:
        - id: O9VOJOGW7
          text: commercial benefit.
          why: ""
        - id: ODITG1BBQ
          text: safety.
          why: ""
        - id: OWQJKAOI1
          text: money.
          why: ""
        - id: ODBY4TSWO
          text: time.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: ODITG1BBQ
    - questionId: lbgqm5DQ
      templateId: QVPTVWLZ
      seed: TmXX7EIQ
      type: multiple-choice
      question: The first-officer and the flight attendant disagree with a PIC
        decision. What is correct?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: ONPISNR83
      options:
        - id: ONPISNR83
          text: The PIC has the last word as to the disposition of the aircraft.
          why: ""
        - id: OE89DNWRD
          text: The decision must be made by the first-officer and the flight attendant
            because they are a majority.
          why: ""
        - id: OXH9CYGIF
          text: The PIC must respect the position of the first-officer.
          why: ""
        - id: OTTANW5YD
          text: The PIC, first-officer and flight attendant must seek consensus.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: ONPISNR83
    - questionId: NDXT1gUt
      templateId: QGL0FXOAQ
      seed: sr5pzizo
      type: multiple-choice
      question: Submission of a flight plan is required for any...
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: ONEY7H5YC
      options:
        - id: OTGTCAAUH
          text: flight in class G airspace.
          why: ""
        - id: ONEY7H5YC
          text: IFR flight in advisory airspace.
          why: ""
        - id: OPEPOEUQX
          text: flight by day.
          why: ""
        - id: ODAH2QOWP
          text: domestic flight.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: ONEY7H5YC
    - questionId: Mzqzowij
      templateId: QEBHHRSFW
      seed: 2D7qquIQ
      type: multiple-choice
      question: The cruising levels at which a flight or a portion of a flight is to
        be conducted shall be in terms of
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: O15DIFIYD
      options:
        - id: OFYACKJAE
          text: heights, if the flight is below the transition altitude.
          why: ""
        - id: OBYKGDLRT
          text: flight levels, for flights in and above the transition layer.
          why: ""
        - id: OBW9LP4SR
          text: altitudes, if the flight is above the lowest usable flight level.
          why: ""
        - id: O15DIFIYD
          text: flight levels, if the flight is at or above the lowest usable flight
            level.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: O15DIFIYD
    - questionId: MsRB8UBO
      templateId: QWNKZNAR
      seed: RC24Wfim
      type: multiple-choice
      question: A red pyrotechnic discharged from aerodrome control to an aircraft in
        flight means..
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OXCYWQNYK
      options:
        - id: OWTCRWSQG
          text: aerodrome unsafe, do not land.
          why: ""
        - id: OE4JACCSQ
          text: return for approach, clearance to land to be expected on final.
          why: ""
        - id: OXCYWQNYK
          text: notwithstanding any previous instructions, do not land for the time being.
          why: ""
        - id: OUGMS5Z4Y
          text: slow down speed to minimum, give way to other aircraft in the circuit and
            continue circling.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OWTCRWSQG
    - questionId: L4G62Amh
      templateId: QSTYNSIP
      seed: BZDobxTd
      type: multiple-choice
      question: When intercepted by a military aircraft, the crew of the intercepted
        aircraft should attempt to establish voice communications by
        broadcasting a general call on frequency...
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OR9SFIH0Q
      options:
        - id: OR9SFIH0Q
          text: 121.5 MHz. If no contact can be established and if practicable, repeat
            this call on the frequency 243 MHz.
          why: ""
        - id: OXSONZEML
          text: 243 MHz. If no contact can be established and if practicable, repeat this
            call on the frequency 121.5 MHz.
          why: ""
        - id: OOA33V2QH
          text: 243 MHz. If no contact can be established and if practicable, repeat this
            call on the frequency 406 MHz.
          why: ""
        - id: O6BOWVVRY
          text: 121.5 MHz. If no contact can be established and if practicable, repeat
            this call on the frequency 406 MHz.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OR9SFIH0Q
    - questionId: rhJ44LSL
      templateId: QGZSEVKY
      seed: LUcoveao
      type: multiple-choice
      question: According to ICAO Doc 9433, the military, customs or police
        authorities of a state may authorise the interception of a civil
        aircraft…
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: O3AQ2NKOS
      options:
        - id: OODKXGVFT
          text: At any time if an aircraft deviates from the flight plan route.
          why: ""
        - id: OPIOJ2UYQ
          text: At any time that an aircraft is observed in the vicinity of the State’s
            sovereign airspace.
          why: ""
        - id: O3AQ2NKOS
          text: If an aircraft WITHOUT proper authorisation is about to enter an area in
            the State’s territory in which civil flights are restricted.
          why: ""
        - id: OFXDTRAPN
          text: If they suspect that the aircraft is engaged in transportation of goods
            which may be legal in the authorities’ own State but illegal of the
            States from which the aircraft departed.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: O3AQ2NKOS
    - questionId: 3sdd6780
      templateId: QHLQCPWR
      seed: BQwLAb1y
      type: multiple-choice
      question: Except for a take-off or landing, an IFR flight has to be flown at a
        level which is not below the minimum flight altitude established by the
        State overflown. If no such minimum flight altitude has been
        established, what is the minimum altitude of an aircraft above the
        highest obstacle over high terrain, or in mountainous areas?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OZJKMQCMY
      options:
        - id: OPABL6OPW
          text: At least 2000 ft above the highest obstacle located within 6 km of the
            estimated position of the aircraft.
          why: ""
        - id: OZJKMQCMY
          text: At least 2000 ft above the highest obstacle located within 8 km of the
            estimated position of the aircraft.
          why: ""
        - id: OIQGBOTN5
          text: At least 1000 ft above the highest obstacle located within 6 km of the
            estimated position of the aircraft.
          why: ""
        - id: OQV7UCKYZ
          text: At least 1000 ft above the highest obstacle located within 8 km of the
            estimated position of the aircraft.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OZJKMQCMY
    - questionId: zvj3hjGY
      templateId: QLFYIAVY
      seed: clRtLUpD
      type: multiple-choice
      question: A marshaller requests a pilot to engage the brakes with the signal
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OXHOT2M4Y
      options:
        - id: OXHOT2M4Y
          text: raised arm and hand with fingers extended horizontally in front of body,
            then fist clenched.
          why: ""
        - id: O2W7QF2XM
          text: crossing arms extended above their head.
          why: ""
        - id: O63DST7PR
          text: horizontally moving hands fingers extended, palms towards the ground.
          why: ""
        - id: OKKBX4LVL
          text: arms down, palms facing inwards, moving arms from extended position
            inwards.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OXHOT2M4Y
    - questionId: r9ZkRdla
      templateId: QCXZVMLO
      seed: yPQehvig
      type: multiple-choice
      question: According to SERA, what must the PIC do if an ATC clearance CANNOT be
        complied with?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: O6AV2IHXO
      options:
        - id: O4KWP4UW2
          text: Perform a change of flight rules.
          why: ""
        - id: O6AV2IHXO
          text: Inform ATC that the clearance is NOT satisfactory.
          why: ""
        - id: O25QNBROS
          text: Disregard the clearance and proceed in accordance with the flight plan.
          why: ""
        - id: OF3KWCBXP
          text: Perform a standard holding pattern at the current flight level.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: O6AV2IHXO
    - questionId: lxgSC36k
      templateId: QHBROTMF
      seed: 0ar9XXZj
      type: multiple-choice
      question: An aircraft with an Italian registration departs from the USA and
        heads to France. What is the corrective action to be taken when the
        aircraft is over US airspace and a communication failure persists?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OCNXHMWHD
      options:
        - id: OCNXHMWHD
          text: The aircraft shall follow the rules according to SERA and follow the rules
            according to the US airspace.
          why: ""
        - id: OJPNAYOK8
          text: The aircraft shall follow the rules from the State of Registry since it’s
            registered in Italy.
          why: ""
        - id: OGIZGJQRI
          text: The aircraft shall follow the rules according to the France airspace since
            that's the destination.
          why: ""
        - id: OQVRTIZXE
          text: The aircraft shall follow the rules regarding operations over high seas.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OCNXHMWHD
    - questionId: 3y7ChZac
      templateId: QVQZLKYJ
      seed: ogufnBLE
      type: multiple-choice
      question: What is the accuracy of a VOR providing track guidance assumed to be
        when constructing an instrument approach?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OSNU7L4FV
      options:
        - id: OSNU7L4FV
          text: |-
            ± 5.2º   
             ​​​​​​
          why: ""
        - id: OCKGV2GBI
          text: ± 2.4°
          why: ""
        - id: OWBWLDMM4
          text: ± 1.4°
          why: ""
        - id: ONEQYAOXJ
          text: ± 6.9°
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OSNU7L4FV
    - questionId: yulH1rP7
      templateId: QDKAKBXO
      seed: OXUB471X
      type: multiple-choice
      question: "For an IFR flight in VMC in airspace Class D, submission of a flight
        plan is:"
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: ODMU6S065
      options:
        - id: ODMU6S065
          text: Mandatory.
          why: ""
        - id: OYNJWHQUG
          text: Optional.
          why: ""
        - id: OBG4TOT4V
          text: NOT required.
          why: ""
        - id: OAAKAZEKO
          text: Recommended.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: ODMU6S065
    - questionId: I6zmgjYR
      templateId: QAIGH48FQ
      seed: YQebw3Z2
      type: multiple-choice
      question: When may the vertical position of an aircraft above the transition
        level be referenced to altitudes?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OG8BJDXSV
      options:
        - id: O8PXF3RUA
          text: After approach clearance has been issued and the descent to land is begun,
            provided that the entire descent remains inside controlled airspace.
          why: ""
        - id: OG8BJDXSV
          text: After approach clearance has been issued and the descent to land is begun,
            provided that level flight above the transition altitude is NOT
            anticipated.
          why: ""
        - id: OAR9BA7D9
          text: When the aircraft is operating in airspace classes F or G.
          why: ""
        - id: OWUSDDKNP
          text: When approaching a controlled aerodrome that has no established Transition
            Level, after approach clearance has been issued and the descent to
            land is begun.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: O8PXF3RUA
    - questionId: w2ooASJg
      templateId: QROPABUO
      seed: e2TftOlI
      type: multiple-choice
      question: For a flight under VFR in airspace Class E..
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: O6DJ4IQDW
      options:
        - id: OBWXXWI4U
          text: two-way radio communication is required.
          why: ""
        - id: O6DJ4IQDW
          text: two-way radio communication is not required.
          why: ""
        - id: OQUPF5A79
          text: a clearance is required.
          why: ""
        - id: O97KQX0IM
          text: a clearance and two-way radio communication is required.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: O6DJ4IQDW
    - questionId: uhYegNOU
      templateId: QTU1SSOCO
      seed: TR2mhpIC
      type: multiple-choice
      question: Visual Flight Rules – Except when a clearance is obtained from an ATC
        unit, flights under VFR shall not take off from an aerodrome within a
        Control Zone or enter a Control Zone when the ceiling is lower than?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: ODKJWX5FZ
      options:
        - id: ODKJWX5FZ
          text: 1500 ft or the ground visibility is less than 5 km.
          why: ""
        - id: OCH0MG4HR
          text: 1000 ft or the ground visibility is less than 8 km
          why: ""
        - id: OSRGDS1PB
          text: 1000 ft or the ground visibility is less than 5 km.
          why: ""
        - id: O764GBY3Q
          text: 2000 ft or the ground visibility is less than 5 km.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: ODKJWX5FZ
    - questionId: 19ae1DGU
      templateId: QWDZWCMR
      seed: 3YJpLrQx
      type: multiple-choice
      question: According to ICAO Doc 8168 PANS-OPS, for aircraft approaching a
        controlled aerodrome for landing, the QNH altimeter setting shall be
        made available...
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OPX3VPPBM
      options:
        - id: OGLEYS85D
          text: during the intermediate approach segment.
          why: ""
        - id: OPX3VPPBM
          text: in approach clearances and in clearances to enter the traffic circuit.
          why: ""
        - id: OPWIQXILI
          text: prior to leaving the en-route cruising level.
          why: ""
        - id: OALCXPCAE
          text: in approach and landing clearances, on request or on a regular basis.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OPX3VPPBM
    - questionId: j6XVItgo
      templateId: QXKXSEKU
      seed: mfmZEAzl
      type: multiple-choice
      question: What is the primary area during the intermediate section of an
        instrument approach?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OLLFWMLVZ
      options:
        - id: OETG2NIYD
          text: 3/4 of the total width of the airspace used to determine the minimum
            obstacle clearance for the approach.
          why: ""
        - id: OLLFWMLVZ
          text: 1/2 of the total width of the airspace used to determine the minimum
            obstacle clearance for the approach.
          why: ""
        - id: OGYTPOHZH
          text: 10 NM either side of the approach path.
          why: ""
        - id: OLIEQ6PSM
          text: 1/4 of the total width of the airspace used to determine the minimum
            obstacle clearance for the approach.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OLLFWMLVZ
    - questionId: 9EdwNPLc
      templateId: QRGRAVGO
      seed: pPZl3dU9
      type: multiple-choice
      question: You are flying IFR outside of controlled airspace. When you are taking
        up a flight level what would this be based on?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OZ88IVXWW
      options:
        - id: OJUKPIYQY
          text: true track
          why: ""
        - id: OAZRUYJO8
          text: compass heading
          why: ""
        - id: OZ88IVXWW
          text: magnetic track
          why: ""
        - id: OKRRI60ZI
          text: compass track
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OZ88IVXWW
    - questionId: OSRh1I31
      templateId: QGCMHFOM
      seed: Qy5BdDjn
      type: multiple-choice
      question: Interception. An aircraft equipped with SSR transponder which is
        intercepted by another aircraft shall immediately, unless otherwise
        instructed by the appropriate air traffic service unit, select Mode A
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OVX6PI84N
      options:
        - id: OPALUSZWP
          text: Code 7500.
          why: ""
        - id: OVX6PI84N
          text: Code 7700.
          why: ""
        - id: OIXWUYN03
          text: Code 7600.
          why: ""
        - id: OSNURJQMS
          text: Code 7000.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OVX6PI84N
    - questionId: IYcNu6oB
      templateId: QDOZJUYE
      seed: plgqtT7e
      type: multiple-choice
      question: If a missed approach is initiated prior to reaching the MAPt, at what
        altitude/height shall the aircraft overfly the MAPt?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OAVWVM33L
      options:
        - id: OF1IVHNNS
          text: It must overfly the MAPt at the corresponding approach altitude/height
            minima.
          why: ""
        - id: OAVWVM33L
          text: An any altitude/height equal to or greater than that required by the
            procedure.
          why: ""
        - id: OXKPRF901
          text: Initiation of the missed approach before the MAPt is prohibited.
          why: ""
        - id: OENYLYVFD
          text: A turn towards the IAF can be initiated without overflying the MAPt.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OAVWVM33L
    - questionId: R0WgAuJW
      templateId: QIFWNPKO
      seed: G9EvgoxS
      type: multiple-choice
      question: When does the pilot change from flight level to altitude?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OFAAJE9ES
      options:
        - id: OVAIPPNTA
          text: Below the transition level.
          why: ""
        - id: OFAAJE9ES
          text: At the transition level.
          why: ""
        - id: OXYE4H4D7
          text: At the transition altitude.
          why: ""
        - id: OJC75ZOV2
          text: At or below the transition level.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OVAIPPNTA
    - questionId: TydIVCmE
      templateId: QLPVSSSG
      seed: GSbesmte
      type: multiple-choice
      question: Above 3050 m (10000 ft) AMSL, the VMC minima for flights under VFR in
        all Classes of airspace are..
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OAD1BSGSU
      options:
        - id: OAD1BSGSU
          text: visibility of 8 km and distance from clouds 1500 m horizontal and 1000 ft
            vertical.
          why: ""
        - id: OG9FDONOV
          text: visibility of 5 km and distance from clouds 1500 m horizontal and 1000 ft
            vertical.
          why: ""
        - id: O2MHXDXSG
          text: visibility of 8 km and clear of clouds.
          why: ""
        - id: O2UQLCXZK
          text: not defined because VFR flights above 3050 m / 10000 ft are not permitted.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: O2MHXDXSG
    - questionId: Czm2vP81
      templateId: QFOP3G2TS
      seed: XCTIqzLJ
      type: multiple-choice
      question: To acknowledge transponder mode and code setting instructions, pilots
        shall..
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OXRWOWCH1
      options:
        - id: OARBVI1JF
          text: confirm by using the word ROGER.
          why: ""
        - id: OKSGCI5S6
          text: read back the code to be set and SQUAWK IDENT.
          why: ""
        - id: OW0F32NHK
          text: use the word WILCO.
          why: ""
        - id: OXRWOWCH1
          text: read back the mode and code to be set.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OXRWOWCH1
    - questionId: hfEhhTHL
      templateId: QEAKZSXW
      seed: Qq52S6MS
      type: multiple-choice
      question: |-
        Refer to figure. 
         What does this marshalling signal mean?
      annexes:
        - /content/atpl/media/ACYFPNCTW.jpg
      correctOptionId: AZA2MW67PU
      options:
        - id: AZA2MW67PU
          text: You can safely release the brakes.
          why: ""
        - id: AMGIMHULCV
          text: You can set the parking brake.
          why: ""
        - id: AQCO2MEGGN
          text: You need to stop immediately.
          why: ""
        - id: AAM5TI22ZU
          text: Start slowly to break.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: AZA2MW67PU
    - questionId: 7q1uAjQy
      templateId: QHGOKGST
      seed: 6akM55TA
      type: multiple-choice
      question: Which of the following statements is correct regarding traffic
        advisory (TA)?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OOQLN6D4O
      options:
        - id: OOQLN6D4O
          text: When a TA occurs, the pilots should visually search for the traffic.
          why: ""
        - id: ODDUOGB6E
          text: It will help the pilots to enhance visual awareness.
          why: ""
        - id: OW17USSOM
          text: TA warns the pilots and suggests to do a horizontal separation.
          why: ""
        - id: O6WFGKKA8
          text: An immediate climb or descent is required, depending on the TA.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OOQLN6D4O
    - questionId: ROILwbji
      templateId: QOAHPVYU
      seed: quY80xs9
      type: multiple-choice
      question: PANS-OPS – Definitions – An OCA is referenced to...
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OOGLE1GSH
      options:
        - id: OJ2NXJEAC
          text: an Aerodrome Elevation.
          why: ""
        - id: O9PU3OCRU
          text: the relevant Runway Threshold.
          why: ""
        - id: ODR2VGTPT
          text: the Aerodrome Reference Point.
          why: ""
        - id: OOGLE1GSH
          text: Mean Sea Level.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OOGLE1GSH
    - questionId: 6JHWBjWN
      templateId: QE6HBUFQ6
      seed: LfzT2NRL
      type: multiple-choice
      question: Which of the following is the correct definition of "commercial air
        transport operation" according to ICAO Annex 6, Part I?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: O5ZMP6SGW
      options:
        - id: OURLJDUWJ
          text: A schedule aircraft operation involving the transport of passengers, cargo
            or mail for remuneration or hire.
          why: ""
        - id: O5ZMP6SGW
          text: An aircraft operation to transport passengers, cargo or mail for
            remuneration or other valuable consideration.
          why: ""
        - id: OWOOANLWS
          text: An aircraft operation by a commercial operator for or without remuneration
            or hire.
          why: ""
        - id: OR6SWXM9T
          text: An aircraft operation in which an aircraft is used for specialised
            services such as agriculture, construction, photography, surveying,
            observation and patrol, search and rescue, aerial advertisement,
            etc.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OURLJDUWJ
    - questionId: jPVqQCrM
      templateId: QOPYIVEQ
      seed: UAXZfGJm
      type: multiple-choice
      question: Changes to a flight plan submitted for an IFR flight (or a controlled
        VFR flight) shall be reported as soon as practicable to the appropriate
        Air Traffic Service Unit. One example of a significant change that would
        need to be reported is if the...
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OVCZY6QV6
      options:
        - id: OIWJV9N6R
          text: average true airspeed at cruising level between reporting points varies by
            2%.
          why: ""
        - id: OGIYOMJCJ
          text: time estimate for the next applicable reporting point changes by 2 min.
          why: ""
        - id: OVCZY6QV6
          text: total number of persons on board is incorrect at the time of departure.
          why: ""
        - id: OPZA0F9AJ
          text: aircraft deviates more than 3 NM from the track.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OIWJV9N6R
    - questionId: ehd3HHQ5
      templateId: QTVHOPSD
      seed: Uw54KGCy
      type: multiple-choice
      question: The altimeter of an aircraft provides indications from 0 - 30 000 ft.
        The aircraft is on a position of known elevation at the airfield and the
        altimeter is set to the local QNH. The altimeter will read the elevation
        of that point...
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OQBDEZNA6
      options:
        - id: OED9WY0PM
          text: plus the height of the altimeter from the ground with a +/- 80 ft
            tolerance.
          why: ""
        - id: OT7YU7I7U
          text: +/- 80 ft tolerance.
          why: ""
        - id: OCNNUR4BV
          text: +/- 25 ft tolerance.
          why: ""
        - id: OQBDEZNA6
          text: plus the height of the altimeter from the ground with a +/- 60 ft
            tolerance.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OED9WY0PM
    - questionId: hvwpPFIb
      templateId: QZR3MCXTN
      seed: 6oKEAM4K
      type: multiple-choice
      question: According to ICAO Annex 2, which phrase would be used by an
        intercepting aircraft for the meaning "land at this aerodrome"?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OSYDY4K8D
      options:
        - id: OLKGKJBBI
          text: Descend
          why: ""
        - id: OXWURIRTM
          text: Descend for landing
          why: ""
        - id: O8EEGXD4J
          text: Touch down
          why: ""
        - id: OSYDY4K8D
          text: You land
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OSYDY4K8D
    - questionId: 46AFK7kg
      templateId: QDANYXZC
      seed: kwVHnEfU
      type: multiple-choice
      question: Unless authorised by the appropriate ATS unit, what is the maximum
        Flight Level (FL) for VFR flights?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OBPBIIZBP
      options:
        - id: OBPBIIZBP
          text: FL 200
          why: ""
        - id: OGD3FM0HS
          text: FL 250
          why: ""
        - id: ORQTBVJFC
          text: FL 100
          why: ""
        - id: OIFLL6UNG
          text: FL 290
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OBPBIIZBP
    - questionId: wzHCdAi1
      templateId: Q5AX0FGZW
      seed: 0m3hMqkG
      type: multiple-choice
      question: >-
        When a TCAS conflict has been solved, what is the correct procedure to
        be followed?   
         The pilot shall report “clear of conflict” and then:
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OGDLWXT0N
      options:
        - id: OGDLWXT0N
          text: Return to the assigned routing and altitude in the most direct manner
            unless otherwise instructed by ATC.
          why: ""
        - id: OIYDVI0QX
          text: Continue on present heading and maintain altitude until further advised by
            ATC.
          why: ""
        - id: O0SRN1RCK
          text: Enter a holding pattern and resume previous altitude until further advised
            by ATC.
          why: ""
        - id: OUXQIXNTC
          text: Turn direct to the next waypoint of the FMS flight plan and select the
            closest altitude which does not cause a new TCAS conflict.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OGDLWXT0N
    - questionId: 09tyUVA3
      templateId: QVNHPVMG
      seed: mPP7VrsE
      type: multiple-choice
      question: When the transponder is unserviceable before departure, the..
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: O2LGGQDNX
      options:
        - id: OUFUYTDGC
          text: pilot will not be allowed to commence the flight.
          why: ""
        - id: OG70MHG9P
          text: pilot will only be allowed to proceed to the nearest suitable airport
            where repair can be carried out if equipped with a CPDLC (controller
            Pilot Data Link Communications).
          why: ""
        - id: OSE7CAJYM
          text: flight will only be allowed to continue via a direct routing to the
            destination.
          why: ""
        - id: O2LGGQDNX
          text: pilot has to inform ATS and indicate the unserviceable equipment in the
            flight plan.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: O2LGGQDNX
    - questionId: 0Cvuhq4v
      templateId: QWFJXXFG
      seed: MsExCzmC
      type: multiple-choice
      question: "When flying on a VFR flight, ATC clearance is required:"
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OOICGOQKI
      options:
        - id: OFIGTNLCW
          text: When flying VFR in an advisory zone.
          why: ""
        - id: OHAVD5PVJ
          text: Prior entering airspace A, B, C, D, E and F.
          why: ""
        - id: OY8W4RMT5
          text: Before entering a dangerous area.
          why: ""
        - id: OOICGOQKI
          text: When the whole flight or portions thereof are controlled and part of a
            flight plan.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OOICGOQKI
    - questionId: cqVoY8Sr
      templateId: QAMNXKHF
      seed: zOK5TUQ1
      type: multiple-choice
      question: An Expected Approach Time (EAT) is transmitted to an aircraft by the
        most expeditious means when it is expected that it has to hold for..
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OR8ESPYTE
      options:
        - id: OCT5BAW7J
          text: 20 minutes or more.
          why: ""
        - id: OQGNPPUBI
          text: 15 minutes or more.
          why: ""
        - id: OR8ESPYTE
          text: 30 minutes or more.
          why: ""
        - id: OTF0VBTFI
          text: 10 minutes or more.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: OR8ESPYTE
    - questionId: KUdpkdzd
      templateId: QQVXCWQC
      seed: zqdICcnW
      type: multiple-choice
      question: In flight the pilot of an aircraft observes a series of projectiles
        discharged from the ground at intervals of 10 seconds, each showing, on
        bursting, red and green lights or stars. – The meaning of this signal is
        the...
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OW18IQ5UE
      options:
        - id: ODLELNOXQ
          text: aerodrome nearby you have chosen for landing is unsafe, do not attempt to
            land. Proceed to your alternate.
          why: ""
        - id: O9WWSRFQX
          text: aircraft shall establish radio contact on 121.5 MHz with the station on
            the ground discharging the projectiles.
          why: ""
        - id: OW18IQ5UE
          text: aircraft is flying in or about to enter a restricted, prohibited or danger
            area. The aircraft shall take such remedial action as may be
            necessary.
          why: ""
        - id: ODWRDHGNG
          text: aircraft is crossing an ATZ without authorisation and must give way to
            traffic in the circuit.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: ODLELNOXQ
    - questionId: pwJ7IkNT
      templateId: QCXAUAOI
      seed: 0W5ZRYf6
      type: multiple-choice
      question: An area symmetrical about the extended runway centre line and adjacent
        to the end of the strip primarily intended to reduce the risk of damage
        to an aircraft undershooting or overrunning the runway" is the ICAO
        definition for..
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OZKY5C01X
      options:
        - id: OZKY5C01X
          text: runway end safety area.
          why: ""
        - id: OWN1NYVY5
          text: runway strip.
          why: ""
        - id: OK7HU6USB
          text: clearway.
          why: ""
        - id: ODLJB6FPD
          text: stopway.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
      selectedOptionId: ODLJB6FPD
    - *a1
    - questionId: lGKh8ljs
      templateId: QVLRZSON
      seed: lIXydN3Q
      type: multiple-choice
      question: The standard vertical separation minima between two aircraft flying in
        the same direction above FL290 is..
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OORPIPPZH
      options:
        - id: OORPIPPZH
          text: 4000 feet.
          why: ""
        - id: O2OXQNL1M
          text: 2000 feet.
          why: ""
        - id: ONUQ2F0TJ
          text: 1000 feet.
          why: ""
        - id: ONZDFPTWU
          text: 2500 feet.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
    - questionId: uL99rYpW
      templateId: QGUJKSXA
      seed: cRODsEsB
      type: multiple-choice
      question: According to ICAO Annex 11, to whom may the task of providing services
        on the apron be assigned?
      annexes: []
      correctOptionId: OH4ZBLSVN
      options:
        - id: OOL1RRVNP
          text: An approach control unit.
          why: ""
        - id: OH4ZBLSVN
          text: An aerodrome control tower.
          why: ""
        - id: OKZOUL90R
          text: A flight information unit.
          why: ""
        - id: OJVWXIAUJ
          text: An area control centre.
          why: ""
      explanation: ""
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