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Aircraft operation rulesQuestion 59 of 351

A person tries to interfere with the duties of the pilot-in-command. What do the regulations say?

  1. No person may interfere with the pilot-in-command’s responsibilities.
  2. Interference is allowed on the ground.
  3. Passengers may override the pilot-in-command.
  4. Only the owner may interfere.
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Correct answer: No person may interfere with the pilot-in-command’s responsibilities.

A person must not interfere, or attempt to interfere, with the pilot-in-command’s duties.

Source: Canadian Aviation Regulations (SOR/96-433), CAR 602.01.2(2) Responsibility of Pilot-in-command

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Questions last reviewed: 18 October 2026