References: Canadian Aviation Regulations FTGU pages : 40 Minutes 1.08 Rules of the Air References : Canadian Aviation Regulations FTGU pages BC Online Ground School: Air Law
PowerPoint Presentation : 1. What is the role of ATC? To provide aircraft clearances, control ground movements 2. What is the difference between an ATC clearance and instruction? Instruction is a MUST, clearance is a MAY 3. When do you need to file a flight plan or itinerary? When you are going to fly beyond 25nm 4. Who can a flight plan be filed with, and who can a flight itinerary be filed with? Flight plan to be filed with ATC or a FIC, flight itinerary to be filed with a responsible person 5. What classifies an aviation accident? Injury/ death of a person, destruction on an aircraft, a missing aircraft BC Online Ground School 1.07 Air Law - Review
PowerPoint Presentation : MTPs: Right of Way Rules of the Air Passing Dropping objects Altitude Restrictions Formation Flying Aerobatics BC Online Ground School 1.08 Air Law - Review
PowerPoint Presentation : If there is risk of collision, the pilot in command (PIC) with right of way must take action to avoid it Aircraft with emergency has the right of way BC Online Ground School 1.08 Air Law – Right of Way
PowerPoint Presentation : Right of Way: order of priority Powered aircraft give way to airships, gliders and balloons; Airships give way to gliders and balloons; Gliders give way to balloons; and Powered aircraft give way to aircraft that are towing, objects or carrying a slung load BC Online Ground School 1.08 Air Law – Right of Way
PowerPoint Presentation : Scenario #1: Two aircraft converging at the same altitude: Aircraft with other on its right gives way BC Online Ground School 1.08 Air Law – Right of Way
PowerPoint Presentation : Scenario #2: two aircraft are approaching head-on both shall divert course to the right BC Online Ground School 1.08 Air Law – Right of Way
PowerPoint Presentation : Scenario #3: When 2 aircraft are coming in to land, the faster one will give way to the slower one BC Online Ground School 1.08 Air Law – Right of Way
PowerPoint Presentation : Scenario #4: When 2 aircraft are coming in to land, the higher one will give way to the lower one However…. Lower aircraft shall not overtake or cut in front of higher aircraft that is in the final stages of approach BC Online Ground School 1.08 Air Law – Right of Way
PowerPoint Presentation : When passing an aircraft, which side do you pass on? Who has right of way when 2 aircraft are at the same altitude? If heading straight on to another aircraft, which way shall you both turn? When landing, which aircraft has the right of way? BC Online Ground School 1.08 Air Law – Right of Way
PowerPoint Presentation : 1: Aircraft overtaking another aircraft shall pass on the right An aircraft in flight or manoeuvring on the surface must give way to an aircraft that is landing Do not pass over or under, or cross ahead of, another aircraft far enough away to not create a risk of collision BC Online Ground School 1.08 Air Law – Rules of the air
PowerPoint Presentation : 2:Dropping of Objects: No person shall create a hazard to persons or property on the surface by dropping an object from an aircraft in flight BC Online Ground School 1.08 Air Law – Rules of the air
PowerPoint Presentation : 3: Minimum altitudes Over built up areas, an aircraft must remain 1000’ above and 2000’ from an obstacle (except for take off and landing) Over rural areas, an aircraft must remain 500’ from an obstacle (except for take off and landing) BC Online Ground School 1.08 Air Law – Rules of the air 1000’ 2000’ 500’ 500’
PowerPoint Presentation : Exceptions to minimum altitudes: for the purpose of a police operation for the purpose of saving human life for the purpose of fighting forest fires for the purpose of flight training when a qualified instructor is onboard BC Online Ground School 1.08 Air Law – Rules of the air
PowerPoint Presentation : 4. Formation Flying: No person shall operate an aircraft in formation with other aircraft except by pre-arrangement between the PICs ; or where the flight is conducted within a control zone , PICs and the appropriate ATC unit BC Online Ground School 1.08 Air Law – Rules of the air
PowerPoint Presentation : 5. Aerobatics shall not be conducted: Over a built up area or an open assembly of people In controlled airspace except with a special flight operations certificate When visibility is less than 3 miles Below 2000’ AGL except in accordance with special flight operations certificate BC Online Ground School 1.08 Air Law – Rules of the air
PowerPoint Presentation : Aerobatics: Aerobatics shall not be conducted with passengers on board unless the PIC has: 10 hours of aerobatic instruction or 20 hours conducting aerobatics At least one hour of conducting aerobatic manoeuvres in the last 6 months BC Online Ground School 1.08 Air Law – Rules of the air
PowerPoint Presentation : 1. Fill in the missing distances. 2. What do you need before you can fly formation? 3. When can you go below the minimum altitudes? 4. What requirements must you follow to fly aerobatics? BC Online Ground School 1.08 Air Law – Confirmation
PowerPoint Presentation : BC Online Ground School 1.08 Air Law – Rules of the air