1 AIR LAW. EXAM. PREP.

1 A white "T" with a white disc at the head on, as seen from the air, in a signals area has the same meaning as which of the following signals seen from the ground? (Fig.1)

2 A rectangular flag flown from a mast as, in Fig.2, indicates : that:

3 A signal dispalyed on the aerodrome, as seen in Fig. 3, indicates that aircrafts may taxi only in accordance with ATC instructions, is:

4 A signal consisting of a black letter "C" on a yellow background, as seen in Fig. 4, means that:

5 Two red balls disposed one above the other, and suspended from a mast, as seen in Fig.5, signifies that:

6. A double white cross signal, as seen in Fig. 6, indicates that:

7 A white letter "H" signal displayed on the surface, as seen in Fig. 7, indicates that:

8 Orange and white markers along the boundary of the designated area indicate ………………(i)…………………………………….and black and white markes in the form of triangle box section, as seen in Fig. 8, indicate ………………(ii)…………………………

9 (Fig.9) Wind direction for land or take-off ----> this way, corresponds to:

10 The illustrations shown in Fig.10, indicate :

11 A horizontal red square panel with yellow diagonals (Fig.11), when displayed in a signal area, indicates:

12 A horizontal red square panel with one yellow diagonal (Fig.12), when displayed in a signal area, indicates:

13 Orange and white markers or flags as seen in Fig.13, along the boundary of the designated area indicate:

14 A red letter L displayed of the white bump-bell as seen in Fig.14, signifies that:

15 A horizontal white dumb-bell illustr.(i) in Fig. 15, when displayed in a signal area indicates that aircraft are required to land, take off and taxi on runways and taxiways only. The same horizontal white dumb-bell illustr.(ii) in Fig. 15 but with a black bar placed perpendicular to the shaft across each circular portion of the dumb-bell, when displayed in a signal area indicates that aircraft are required to land and take off on runways only, but other manoeuvres need not be confined to runways and taxiways.

16 Which of the following illustrations in Fig.16, signifies an area unfit for movement of aircraft?

17 A large white letter L, as seen in Fig.17, indicates an area normally of grass reserved for landing and take-off of:

18 You see a rectangular red/yellow chequered board as seen in Fig.19,on the side of the ATC tower. This declares:

19 White crosses displayed at the end of each runway, as seen in Fig.23, means that:

20 A white "T" in the signals square as seen in Fig.9 /Iluustr.b, indicates:

21 A white dumbbell with black stripes across each disc at right angles to the shaft as seen in Fig. 15/Illustr.(ii), indicates:

22 A red square with a yellow diagonal inside the signal square as seen in Fig. 12, indicates:

23 A yellow cross, as seen in Fig. 16/Illustr.a, indicates:

24 Whilst overflying an aerodrome where you intend to land, you notice a white "T" with a white disk at its head, as seen in Fig. 9/Illustr.a. What does this mean?

25 The meaning of large white or yellow diagonal crosses whose arms are at an angle of 45° to a runway (Illustr. b), or taxiway (Illustr. c), centre line displayed along a section of runway or taxiway, as indicated in Fig.16, means that the: