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When conducting an IFR flight in a turbo-jet powered aircraft, what is the minimum fuel reserve requirement for the destination aerodrome in Canada, assuming no alternate is required?
A turbo-jet aeroplane on an IFR flight must carry sufficient fuel to fly to the destination aerodrome and then for 60 minutes at normal cruising speed, accordin
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Question: When conducting an IFR flight in a turbo-jet powered aircraft, what is the minimum fuel reserve requirement for the destination aerodrome in Canada, assuming no alternate is required?
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- Sufficient fuel to fly to the destination and then for 30 minutes at normal cruising speed.
- Sufficient fuel to fly to the destination and then for 45 minutes at normal cruising speed. ✅ Sufficient fuel to fly to the destination and then for 60 minutes at normal cruising speed.
- Sufficient fuel to fly to the destination and then for 90 minutes at normal cruising speed.
Correct answer: Sufficient fuel to fly to the destination and then for 60 minutes at normal cruising speed.
Explanation: A turbo-jet aeroplane on an IFR flight must carry sufficient fuel to fly to the destination aerodrome and then for 60 minutes at normal cruising speed, according to CAR 602.88(2)(b)(ii).
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