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1.If an Operator Proficiency Check is due on 31 July, but the crew member completes it on 12 May, when would the next one need to be completed by?

a.12 November

b.30 November

c.12 January

d.31 January

2.What are the rules regarding OPCs?

a.Can be completed in the simulator, but no passengers to be carried

b.Can be completed in the aircraft but only if the aircraft is certified by the Authority as a suitable substitute for the simulator

c.Can be completed in the simulator but only if the simulator is certified by the Authority

d.Can be completed in conjunction with a line check

3.Who could be nominated as Senior Cabin Crew?

a.Any flight crew

b.Cabin crew with more than a year’s experience

c.Any cabin crew over the age of 18

d.Cabin crew as long as they are not qualified on more than 3 types or variants

4.What are the limits on crew duty?

a.190 hours in a year, 60 duty hours in any seven consecutive days

b.900 block hours in a year, 60 block hours in any consecutive 7 days

c.900 block hours in a year, 100 block hours in any consecutive 28 days

d.190 block hours in any consecutive 7 days, 900 block hours in any consecutive 28 days

5.What is the minimum crew rest period before flight?

a.12 hours when operating away from home base

b.13 hours, reducing by 30 minutes for every sector after the 3rd sector in a day

c.10 hours when operating from home base

d.12 hours when operating from home base

6.What is the maximum Flight Duty Period (without extension)?

a.11 hours if flying 7 sectors in a day

b.12 hours if flying 12 sectors in a day

c.10.5 if flying 7 sectors in a day

d.13 hours under all circumstances

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