PPL(A) Aviation Law - Poland

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Crew members and other persons are prohibited from bringing on board of an aircraft:

Equipment and resources and materials that pose a threat to the safety of the flight and passengers.

Explosives.

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Firearms and gas weapons.

What are the responsibilities of the aircraft commander?

To ensure the safety of an aircraft.

To ensure the safety of people or items on board of the aircraft.

To execute the flight in compliance with the airlaw.

All the answers are correct.

An aircraft with radio communication failure is approaching an airport. To warn the pilot that the airport is not secure and he should not land on it, AFIS will send a light signal:

A series of green flashes.

Continuous red signal.

A series of red flashes.

A series of white flashes.

The availability of an airspace may be temporarily limited due to:

Public Safety.

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The safety of the air traffic and environment protection.

State defense.

When does the duty of providing help by the commander of an aircraft who noticed another aircraft or ship which had an accident or is in danger cease?

When it is approved by the CAO President.

When the commander knows that someone else is providing help in similar or better conditions than those in which he could provide it.

When it is approved by the Minister of Transport.

Such an obligation never ceases.

When does the duty of providing help by the commander of an aircraft who noticed a catastrophe or a natural disaster cease?

When it is approved by the Minister of Transport.

Such an obligation never ceases.

When the commander knows that someone else is assisting in similar or better conditions which he could to provide.

When it is approved by the CAO President.