PPL Exam - Air Navigation and Flight Planning Lesson 1 part 2 QA 

12 is correct D . Following NZST time means the time given in question and you have to tell corresponding in UTC time

@@saketsagar2156 No. 192234 is correct.

@@FlightAce100 Incorrect

Don't you have to have a minimum safety altitude of 1000 feet agl

@@morganmorris2698 Above congested areas it's 1000ft AGL and everywhere else it's 500ft AGL.

@@peterboyce6035 cruising altitude rules must be obeyed if flying over 3,000ft or 1,000ft AGL, which ever is higher. So you can fly over a hill between 500ft and 1,000ft agl without having to follow the cruising altitude rules.

@@catherinekilgour2563 isn't that what I said?

@@peterboyce6035 what you said was "Above congested areas it's 1000ft AGL and everywhere else it's 500ft AGL" which is true regarding where you can fly but is not the same limits of where you have to follow cruising altitude rules. If you are flying above 3,000ft or 1,000ft agl (a hill top) then you must fly at the correct cruising altitude. So where the hill is 4,700ft the lowest altitude you can use must be above 5,700ft. In the question given this only makes sense if we take it to be a track of 282°T. Then it could be B or C depending on whether or not the flight is IFR or VFR.