Blast From The Past

Question 1

1st Class Medical (under 40)

Duration

Answer 1

12 months

3rd privileges until 60th month (5yrs)

Question 2

1st Class Medical (40 or older)

Duration

Answer 2

6 months
2nd privileges until 12th month
3rd privileges until 24th month (2yrs)

Question 3

2nd Class Medical (Under 40)

Duration

Answer 3

12 months

3rd privileges until 60th month (5yrs)

Question 4

2nd Class Medical (40 and older)

Duration

Answer 4

12 months

3rd privileges until 24th month (2yrs)

Question 5

3rd Class Medical (under 40)

Duration

Answer 5

60 months (5yrs)

Question 6

3rd Class Medical (40 and older)

Duration

Answer 6

24 months (2yrs)

Question 7

Medical Certificate Privileges
1st
2nd
3rd

Answer 7

1st: Airline Transport Pilot
2nd: Commercial pilot, ATC Tower
3rd: Private, CFI, Recreational, Student, Sport pilot

Question 8

Required VFR Equipment

Day

Answer 8

TOMATO FLAMES

Tachometer
Oil pressure gauge
Manifold pressure gauge
Altimeter
Temperature gauge
Oil temperature gauge

Fuel gauge
Landing gear position indicator
Airspeed indicator
Magnetic compass
ELT
Seat belts

Question 9

Required VFR Equipment

Night

Answer 9

Everything for day plus FLAPS

Fuses (or circuit breakers)
Landing light
Anti-collision lights
Position lights
Source of electricity

Question 10

Required Documents on Aircraft

Answer 10

ARROW

Airworthiness Certificate
Registration
Radio Station License (international only)
Operating Handbook (limitations)
Weight and Balance

Question 11

Required Inspections and Tests for VFR and IFR

Answer 11

Annual
100 Hr (If operated for hire or rental)
Pitot/Static
Transponder
ELT
Altimeter (IFR)
VOR Check (IFR)

Question 12

Inspections: How long and when needed?

100 Hr

Answer 12

100 Hours

If operated for hire or rental

Question 13

Inspections: How long and when needed?

Pitot Static

Answer 13

24 calendar months

For IFR

Question 14

Inspections: How long and when needed?

Transponder

Answer 14

24 calendar months

Always, if installed

Question 15

Inspections: How long and when needed?

ELT

Answer 15

12 calendar months

Always

Question 16

Inspections: How long and when needed?

Altimeter

Answer 16

24 calendar months

For IFR

Question 17

Inspections: How long and when needed?

VOR Reciever

Answer 17

30 days

For IFR

Question 18

When may an aircraft, operated for hire, continue to operate beyond the 100 hour requirement without a new inspection?

And what happens during computation of next 100 hour limit?

Answer 18

May be exceeded by not more than 10 hours while en route to reach a place where the inspection can be done.

The time must be included in computing the next 100 hours of time in service.