The frequency used for soaring activities in Canada is:

The most severe wake turbulence is produced by:

An aircraft loaded with the aft c.g. limit exceeded will be:

Given that the C of G limits for the sailplane below are:
Forward - Sta. 79.00 and Rear - Sta. 85.00; Empty weight 612 lbs; Gross weight 1040 lbs.; Empty arm 96.12 inches. If there is a 170 lb pilot in the front and a 150 lb pilot in the rear:

Every owner of an aircraft shall preserve the Aircraft Journey Log for:

To legally operate an aircraft, what documents must be on board?

If a pilot finds an ATC clearance unacceptable he should:

Under Air Regulations, who is authorized to demand that a licence, certificate, or permit be produced for inspection?

In radio telephony the signal which means grave and imminent danger threatens, and immediate assistance is required is the spoken word:

What are the primary UNICOM frequencies?

If a thin coating of frost, ice, or snow forms on the wings of an airplane, the takeoff shouldn't be attempted since:

Which speed would be affected by a change in wind speed and direction?

Landing through a strong wind gradient, the glider's airspeed may:

The flight manual states that the maximum cross-wind landing component applicable to a particular glider is 090°/10 KT. Which wind velocity will permit landing within this limit when landing on runway 27?

During an approach to land on an upsloping runway, the pilot may experience the illusion that the aeroplane is:

To maintain an IAS of 50 KT on approach through a wind gradient with a decreasing head wind, the pilot should:

When turning from downwind to base leg for landing, a strong wind could cause a pilot to experience an illusion of:

Whenever practicable, pilots operating VFR en route in uncontrolled airspace should continuously monitor:

The VHF emergency frequency is:

Before setting out on any VFR flight, a pilot is required to: