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    Air Law - KE (Answer Key)

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    This document references numerous articles from aviation regulations and acts regarding requirements for aircraft operations, pilot certification and licensing, permitted flight paths, safety equipment, and incident reporting. Key topics covered include landing strip requirements, personnel licensing applications, minimum flight visibility and altitude limits, documents required on international flights, rights of states to restrict flights within their territory, and conditions for alternate airports and engine-out performance. Mandates are set out for communication and navigation equipment, permits for low flights, and procedures following serious incidents or accidents. Certification and licensing standards are also addressed.

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    Air Law - KE (Answer Key)

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    This document references numerous articles from aviation regulations and acts regarding requirements for aircraft operations, pilot certification and licensing, permitted flight paths, safety equipment, and incident reporting. Key topics covered include landing strip requirements, personnel licensing applications, minimum flight visibility and altitude limits, documents required on international flights, rights of states to restrict flights within their territory, and conditions for alternate airports and engine-out performance. Mandates are set out for communication and navigation equipment, permits for low flights, and procedures following serious incidents or accidents. Certification and licensing standards are also addressed.

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    This document references numerous articles from aviation regulations and acts regarding requirements for aircraft operations, pilot certification and licensing, permitted flight paths, safety equipment, and incident reporting. Key topics covered include landing strip requirements, personnel licensing applications, minimum flight visibility and altitude limits, documents required on international flights, rights of states to restrict flights within their territory, and conditions for alternate airports and engine-out performance. Mandates are set out for communication and navigation equipment, permits for low flights, and procedures following serious incidents or accidents. Certification and licensing standards are also addressed.

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    35 views94 pages

    Air Law - KE (Answer Key)

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    This document references numerous articles from aviation regulations and acts regarding requirements for aircraft operations, pilot certification and licensing, permitted flight paths, safety equipment, and incident reporting. Key topics covered include landing strip requirements, personnel licensing applications, minimum flight visibility and altitude limits, documents required on international flights, rights of states to restrict flights within their territory, and conditions for alternate airports and engine-out performance. Mandates are set out for communication and navigation equipment, permits for low flights, and procedures following serious incidents or accidents. Certification and licensing standards are also addressed.

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    Landing Strip

    Chapter 1, Article 10 Ministerial Regulation


    is required by Head of CASA
    Article 138 Ministerial Regulation

    Aviation Business Act, Chapter II: Article 9


    Chapter 3, Article 96-2, Ministerial Regulation
    ss

    72 Hours. Chapter 4,Article 147-2, Ministerial Regulation


    Three years or 30 million Won - Article 161-2 - Aviation Act

    Article 156 Aviation Act

    Article 168 - Aviation Act


    Article 158 Aviation Act

    Article 166 - Aviation Act


    Chapter 6, Article 320-2 Ministerial Regulation

    PD- Article 2: ENFORCEMENT DECREE OF THE AIRPORT NOISE


    PREVENTION AND AREAS ASSISTANCE ACT

    Chapter 1, Article 6 - Ministerial Regulation


    Article 56 Aviation Act

    Chapter 2.4, ICAO Annex 6, Operation of Aircraft

    Article 149-2, Chapter 3, Ministerial Regula


    air field

    Landing zone or runway strip


    To whome do you apply for the personnel licensing test or rating examination and submit the Application for Airman Certificate and/or Rating?

    Chapter 3, Article 78 Ministerial Regulation


    RVR of 200 m (700 ft) or higher
    less than 30m (100ft) or No DH less than 350 m (1,200 ft)

    All are required: Article 320-2, Chapter 8, Ministerial Regulation


    for aeroplanes with three or more engines two hours of flight time at an all engines operating cruising speed

    Aviation Business Act Chapter II: Article 14


    Article 4, ENFORCEMENT DECREE OF THE AVIATION SAFETY
    ACT, Presidential Decree
    Article 6, Chapter 1, Ministerial Decree
    Article 186-5, Chapter 3, Ministerial Decree
    Article 187-2, Chapter 2, Ministerial Decree

    Article 175 (Flight in or Near the Airport, Ministerial Decree


    ACAS/GPWS/ Accident Prevention Equipment required 5 700 kg but not exceeding 15 000 kg, or authorized to carry more than 19 passengers
    5700 Kg Aircraft needs a dispatcher, ACAS, GPWS, CVR, DFDR

    Aviation Act Chapter 1: Article 2-4


    Article 127 (Suspension of Business or Air Route), Aviation Business Act

    What

    Article 127 (Suspension of Business or Air Route), Aviation Business Act

    Article 320-2 (Documents carried in aircraft of foreign international operator), Ministerial Regulation

    The definition adopted by International Civil Aviation Organization [ICAO] at the Chicago Convention is,
    "Each state shall have the right to refuse permission to the aircraft of other contracting states to take on its territory passengers, mail, and cargo destined for another point within its territory.”

    ICAO Annex 6, Journey Logbook


    Article 175 (Flight in or Near the Airport), Miniterial Regulation
    Article 124 (Flight Log book), Ministerial Regulation

    Annex 2, Section 4.1.2

    AIRPORT NOISE PREVENTION AND AREAS ASSISTANCE ACT Chapter 1: Article 5


    Article 188 (Alternate Aerodrome), Miniterial Regulation: In the case of a three-engine (or more) aircraft, the alternate take-off aerodrome shall be
    located within a 2-hour flight distance from the origin aerodrome at the cruising level speed when one of the engines is not operating.
    Article 122 (Aircraft Communication and Navigation Equipment), Ministerial Regulation

    Article 172 (Permit to Fly Below the Minimum Flight Altitude), Ministerial Regulation

    Article 116-3 (Flight Permission Covering Prohibited or Restricted airspace, Ministerial Regulation

    Article 8 (Scope of Serious Incident), Miniterial Regulation

    Flight Course, Speed

    Any aircraft yielding the right of way to another aircraft shall not pass above, below, or in front of such aircraft
    Chapter IV, Article 43 (Revocation of Certification of Qualification) Aviation Safety Act

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