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Question 1

Private Pilot Eligibility Requirements

Answer 1

Be at least 17 years old
Fluency in English
Hold Third Medical Certificate or higher
Received Ground and Flight training endorsements
Meet applicable Aeronautical Experience 
Pass Knowledge and Practical Tests

Question 2

High Pressure

Answer 2

Warm

Question 3

Low Pressure

Answer 3

Cold

Question 4

Currency Requirements

Answer 4

Biannual Flight Review (1 Hour Ground+1 Hour Flight)

Question 5

Flight Experience Requirements to carry passengers

Answer 5

Three takeoffs and landings within preceding 90 days for day

Three takeoffs and landings full stop within preceding 90 days for night only during the period 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise

Question 6

Pilot Logging Requirements

Answer 6

Only required to document and record training for aeronautical experience used to meet requirements for certificate, rating, flight review, or aeronautical experience required for meeting recent flight experience requirements

Question 7

Airworthiness required Inspections

Answer 7

91. 409 - Annual Inspection (required for AI A&P to do)
92. 171 - VOR Equipment (Every 30 days for IFR Ops)
93. 409 - 100 Hour if used for Hire or Instruction
94. 411 - Altimeter, Altitude Reporting, Pitot-Static (24 cals)
95. 413 - Transponder tested/inspected (24 Cals)
96. 207 - ELT 12 Cal, Battery Replaced 1 hour or half battery

Question 8

Airworthiness of an Aircraft

Answer 8

Aircraft must conform to its type design this includes STC and field approved alterations, the aircraft must have the required documents, required inspections, required equipment, and is in a condition for safe flight complied with by owner or operator and verified by PIC

Question 9

Determining Aircraft is its Approved Type Design and is Safe for flight

Answer 9

Approved for type design you must determine preventive maintenance, maintenance, and alterations have been performed in accordance with parts 91, 43, 21 by checking aircraft logbooks and the aircraft is registered in the US.

Safe Flight is determined by thorough systematic pre-flight checklist that determines if everything is safe if INOP equipment is found then INOP equipment checklist should be followed (91.213)

Question 10

Airworthiness Location

Answer 10

Airworthiness Certificate must be placed in a visible place at the entrance for all passengers and crew members to view