You are cruising at 3,500 feet AGL abeam a CTAF aerodrome.
Within what distance do you need to make required broadcasts on the CTAF to avoid the risk of collision with other aircraft?
Correct.
See page 114 of the Part 91 Plain English Guide for the meaning of 'in the vicinity'.
Incorrect.
In the Part 91 Plain English Guide, see Page 48 (91.325 Basic rule) and the reference in the 'light bulb' to AC91-10 Operations in the vicinity of non-controlled aerodromes - Paragraph 7.4.1 Figure 2.
You line up for take-off at an uncontrolled aerodrome immediately behind a preceding aircraft that has just taken off from the same runway which is 2000 m long.
When can you commence your take-off roll? When the preceding departing aircraft:
See page 113 of the Part 91 Plain English Guide for the take-off rules at non-controlled aerodromes
More information can be found in the Part 91 Plain English Guide:
See Page 114 and Page 51 of the Part 91 Plain English Guide.
In the Part 91 Plain English Guide, see Page 48 (91.325 Basic rule) and in the 'light bulb' reference to AC91-10 Operations in the vicinity of non-controlled aerodromes paragraph 7.5.1 figure 3.
See page 64 of the Part 91 Plain English Guide for ground signals, as well as AIP AD 4.4.1.
See page 116 of the Part 91 Plain English Guide for straight-in approaches at non-controlled aerodromes.
See page 113 of the Part 91 Plain English Guide for the landing rules at non-controlled aerodromes.
