59. Rules to Fly By

Question 1

Who is directly responsible for the final authority as to the operation of an aircraft?

Answer 1

Pilot-in-Command.

Question 2

A licensed private pilot, to be legally able to fly, must have:

Answer 2

A current medical certificate.

Question 3

All pilots must demonstrate proficiency on a recurring basis every 24 calendar months. This is accomplished by a:

Answer 3

Flight review.

Question 4

If you are a private pilot and the sole manipulator of the controls of an airplane, you can log the time as:

Answer 4

Pilot-in-Command.

Question 5

How is night is defined for flying purposes?

Answer 5

1. Period beginning one hour after sunset

2. Ending one hour before sunrise.

Question 6

No person may act as a crewmember of a civil aircraft:

Answer 6

Within 8 hours of any alcohol consumption.

Question 7

All passengers must have supplemental oxygen provided for them when flying:

Answer 7

At a cabin pressure altitude above 15,000 feet.

Question 8

On taxi, takeoff, and landing:

Answer 8

All persons in an airplane must have a seatbelt and shoulder harness fastened.

Question 9

An airplane, not used for hire, must have:

Answer 9

An annual inspection.

Question 10

The NTSB Part 830 states that a pilot must immediately notify them:

Answer 10

In the case of an aircraft accident.