VFR Day & Night required equipment, required equipment MOOFACTAR & FATDAPPILOV

 

• Requirements for power driven aircraft MOOFACTAR (DAYVFR) 605.14 PG 24 of flight test notes
• Manifold pressure gauge for each variable pitched prop, or helicopter, or turbocharged, or supercharged engine
• Oil pressure
• Oil temperature (Coolant temp gauge if liquid cooled)
• Fuel gauge
• Altimeter
• Compass
• Tachometer (either this or manifold)
• Airspeed
• Radio (two way if in controlled airspace)
• FATDAPPILOV (Night extra, add day) 605.16 PG 24 of flight test notes
• Fuses (50% of total fuses equipped)
• Attitude
• Turn and slip Coordinator
• Directional Gyro (heading indicator) if beyond visual aerodrome
• Altimeter (sensitive pressure version)
• Pitot heat
• Position lights and anti-collision lights
• Instrument lights
• Landing lights (when carrying passengers)
• Oat gauge
• VSI
• As well as
• Current VFR Charts and CFS if departing aerodrome
  
• 602.60: a flashlight that is readily available to each crew member

Requirements for power driven aircraft for IFR flight include:

A checklist Current charts and publications covering the route of flight Current database for GPS equipment A hand held fire extinguisher in the cockpit A time piece available to each crew member A first aid kit








         Plus MOOFACTAR and FATDAPILOV

Is this a requirement for above ? Adequate source of energy for all electrical and radio equipment? Pg24 flight test notes

Do runways at night require lights (no, they can have retro-reflective markers) 

Survival equipment, flights over land (602.61)

• Starting a fire
• Providing shelter
• Providing or purifying water
• Visually signalling distress

Emergency equipment required (602.60)

• Fire extinguisher
• Timepiece
• Flashlight for each crew member (if a night flight)
• First Aid kit

Power driven day VFR Aircraft Equipment Requirements (605.14)

• Manifold pressure gauge for each variable pitched prop, or helicopter, or turbocharged, or supercharged engine
• Oil pressure indicator for each engine
• Oil / Coolant temperature indicator for each liquid cooled engine
• Fuel quantity for each tank
• Altimeter - in uncontrolled airspace, a sensitive altimeter adjustable for barometric pressure in controlled
• Compass (magnetic) seperate from airplane systems
• Tachometer (for each engine)
• Airspeed
• Landing gear position if retractable
• Radio communication system (in many airspaces, not all)