14 CFR Part 61, Subpart A - General Flashcards
61.1
Applicability and Definitions
61.2
Exercise of Privileges: Certificate Must Be Valid and Current (2 THINGS - Valid, Current
*61.3
Requirements for Certificates, Ratings, Authorizations: What must you have on you to fly? (3 THINGS - Cert, Photo ID, Medical, etc.)
61.4
Qualifications and Approval of Flight Simulators and Flight Training Devices (AATD - 4 Letters)
61.5
Certificates and Ratings Issued Under this Part: (My fourth and 5TH CERTIFICATES will be a flight instructor cert)
61.7
Obsolete Certificates and Ratings: Free Balloons Pilot Cert. Before Nov. 1973 or Cert for Rotorcraft, Lighter-than-Air, Helicopter, or Autogyro category ratings without an appropriate class rating not valid.
61.8
Inapplicability of Unmanned Aircraft Operations
61.11
Expired Pilot Certificates and Resistance: Certs from the 40’s that will not be reissued or may be reissued without an expiration date.
61.13
Issuance of Airman Certificates, Ratings, and Authorizations: Application for, Limitations of, Additional Reqs for Cat II and Cat III Authorizations, Application during suspension or revocation
61.15
Offenses Involving Alcohol or Drugs: Consequences of - Suspension, Denial, Revocation - Airplane OR Motor Vehicle Related
61.16
Refusal to Submit to an Alcohol Test or to Furnish Test Results: Consequences of Denial, Suspension, or Revocation of Certificates
61.17
Temporary Airman Certificates: When they expire, how long they’re valid (120 Days)
61.19
Duration of Pilot and Instructor Certificates and Privileges: How long they’re good for/ When they expire
61.21
Duration of Category II and Category III Pilot Authorizations (for other than Parts 121 and 135 use.)
*61.23
Medical Certificates: Requirements and Duration: When you must have what class of certificate, How long they’re good for, and when you need a medical vs. when you don’t.
61.25
Change of Name: How to change your name on your cert.
61.27
Voluntary Surrender or Exchange of Certificate
61.29
Replacement of a Lost or Destroyed Airman or Medical Certificate or Knowledge Test Report: What to do if you lose your Cert or Medical or Test Report
*61.31
Type Rating Requirements, Additional Raining, and Authorization Requirements: When does a person need a type rating, how to get them, limitations on them, etc.
61.33
Tests: General Procedures
*61.35
Knowledge Test: Prerequisites and Passing Grades
61.37
Knowledge Test: Cheating or Unauthorized Conduct
*61.39
Prerequisites For Practical Tests
61.41
Flight Training Received from Flight Instructors not certified by the FAA
*61.43
Practical Tests: General Procedures - What does a Practical Test consist of
*61.45
Practical Tests: Required Aircraft and Equipment
61.47
Status of an Examiner who is authorized by the Administrator to conduct practical tests -
*61.49
Retesting After Failure: Knowledge or Practical Test - Required Training, Etc.
*61.51
Pilot Logbooks: What to log and how to log it, How to go specific types of flight time, etc.
61.52
Use of Aeronautical Experience obtained in ultralight vehicles: What certificates can you apply this time to?
*61.53
Prohibition on operations during medical deficiency: medicals are self-regulating - can’t operate during a time that you knowingly couldn’t pass a medical exam.
61.55
Second-In-Command Qualifications
*61.56
Flight Review: What a flight review must consist of
*61.57
Recent Flight Experience: Pilot in Command - Required TOL’s for Night, Carriage of Passengers, Instrument Experience, Instrument Proficiency Check, etc.
61.58
Pilot in Command Proficiency Check: Operation of an Aircraft that requires more than one pilot flight crew member or is turbojet-powered. - If you operate one of these aircraft you must have a proficiency check to act as PIC.
61.59
Falsification, Reproduction, or Alteration of Applications, Certificates, Logbooks, Reports, or Records - Don’t fake or reproduce any of these.
*61.60
Change of Address: Requirements for if you change address - certificate valid for 30 days only after change of address until address updated with FAA.
