Prior to take-off the aircraft commander must be sure based on information available to him that the weather at the aerodrome and the condition of the planned take-off runway

1. If the air traffic control give the permission, the commander of can take-off
2. Conform to the AIP
3. ✓Will not have negative influence on the safety of takeoff and departureCorrect answer
4. Are consistent with those reported by the relevant departments

Explanation

Under EASA Part-NCO (NCO.OP.105) and general airmanship rules, the pilot-in-command is responsible for ensuring that the meteorological conditions and the…

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