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1
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61.57

A

Experience
1. Must have 3 take-off and landings within 90 days to carry passengers.
2. Must have 3 take-off and landings to a full stop at night within 90 days to carry passengers at night.

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2
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91.413

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ATC Transpoder tested within 24 months

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3
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91.417

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Maintenance
1. Description of work performed
2. Date of completion
3. Signature
100 hour, annual, progressive

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4
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61.103

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Eligibility requirements for PPL
1. 17 yes old
2. Read / speak english
3. Logbook endorsement from instructor
4. Pass written
5. Receive flight training
6. Meet aeronautical experience
7. Pass practical
8. Hold student pilot certificate

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5
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Must notify the FAA of an address change within…

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30 days of the move

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6
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Can a pilot legally conduct flight operations with known inoperative equipment on board?

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Yes, under specific conditions. Under part 91 certain equipment that aren’t essential for safe flight.
Both with an MEL and without an MEL.

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7
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When are the ELT batteries to be replaced?

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When 50% of their use full life expires or after 1 hour of cumulative use.

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8
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Unless each occupant is supplied with O2 no one can operate a civil aircraft above…

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15,000 feet

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9
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May aircraft be moved prior to NTSB takes custody

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Yes, only to protect wreckage from further damage.

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10
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Who is responsible for ensuring that an aircraft is maintained in an airworthy condition?

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The owner or operator of an aircraft is primarily responsible for keeping it airworthy.

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11
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You have not kept up with logging each of your recent flights. Are you in violation of a regulation?

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No. Only the flights that are needed to meet experience requirements for ratings, certifications or flight reviews need to be logged.

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12
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What are the requirements to remain current as a private pilot?

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  1. Within the preceding 24 months, must have had a flight review.
  2. To carry passengers must have made within the preceding 90 days
    3 take offs and landings as sole manipulator,
    during the day
    For night must have made 3 full stop landings
    and takeoffs at night
    If in a tailwheel. Must have made 3 full stop
    landings
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13
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BFR

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Biannual Flight Review

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14
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Explain the difference between being current and being proficient.

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Being current means that a pilot has accomplished the minimum FAA requirements within a period and can exercise the privileges of the certificate.
Being proficient means that the pilot is capable of conducting a flight to high degree of competence.

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15
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What is minimum visibility clearance from clouds VFR in class G airspace at 700 AGL or below during day…

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1 mile visibility clear of clouds.

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16
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What publication covers procedures required for aircraft accident and incident reporting

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NTSB Part 830

17
Q

FAR 91.409

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100 hr inspection

18
Q

FAR 91.203

A

Airworthiness Certificate,
Registration

19
Q

FAR 91.205

A

Instrument and equipment VFR Day

20
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AAV1ATE

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Airworthiness Directive
Annual Inspection
VOR 91.171
100-hr inspection
Altimeter 91.411 (every 24 months)
Transponder 91.413 (every 24 months)
ELT 91.207 (every 12 months)

21
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What is minimum safe altitude over a congested area?

A

1000 ft above the tallest obstacle with horizontal radius of 2000ft.

22
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What are the regulations concerning supplemental oxygen.

A

-Cabin pressure above 12,500 for move than 30 min. flight crew must be supplied
-Cabin pressure 14,000 crew must use oxygen
-Cabin pressure 15,001 crew and all occupants must be provided with oxygen

23
Q

To be eligible for basic med, must have held or hold a valid medical certificate after July 2006
T or F

A

T

24
Q

Which aircraft are required to have 100 hour inspections

A

All aircraft under12,500 lbs used to carry passengers for hire. All aircraft used for flight instruction.

25
Q

What are special flight permits, when are they necessary.

A

May be issued for an aircraft that may not meet airworthiness requirements but is capable of safe flight. Given through the FSDO.

26
Q

Do regulations require pilots to provide a pre-takeoff safety brief.

A

Yes. No pilot can takeoff unless the PIC ensures that everyone on board is briefed on how to buckle up.

27
Q

You’re planning a cross-country flight. Does the data provided by commercial/ third party vendors satisfy 91.103?

A

Pilots should be aware that weather provided by other sources than NWS/FAA may not meet quality control standards.

28
Q

FLAPS

A

VFR night
Fuses
Landing lights
Anti-collision lights
Position lights
Source of power

29
Q

What are the pilot eligibility requirements for PPL?

A
  1. Be at least 17
  2. Be able to read, speak, write english
  3. Hold at least a third class medical
  4. meet applicable aeronautical experience
  5. pass required knowledge and practical test
30
Q

ATOMATOFLAMES

A

Airspeed indicator
Tachometer
Oil pressure gauge
Manifold pressure gauge
Altimeter
Temperature water cooled
Oil Temp
Fuel gauge
Landing gear position indicator
Anti-colision lights
Magnetic compass
ELT
Safety belts

31
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61.23

A

Medical Certificates
requirements and duration
1st less than 40 12 months
more than 40 6 months
2nd less than 40 12 months
more than 40 12 months
3rd less than 40 60 months
more than 24 months

32
Q

68

A

Basic Med
-Medical education course
-medical exam
-medical checklist
Limitations
-less than 6 passengers
-less than 18,000 MSL
-Inside USA
-less than 250 knots

33
Q

91.213

A

Inoperative instruments and equipment

34
Q

An approved chair type parachute may be carried in an aircraft for emergency use if it had been packed by an appropriately rated parachute rigger within the preceding

A

180 days

35
Q

What requirements must be met to fly under Basic Med

A

Hold current drivers license
Hold med certificate after July 14 2006
Answer CMEC (checklist)
Get physical by physician and have answered CMEC
Take basic Med online education course

36
Q

With respect to airmen, what are the categories of aircraft?

A

Airplane, rotorcraft, glider, lighter than air

37
Q

91.3

A

Responsibility and authority of the pilot in command
-PIC of an aircraft is final authority
-In an inflight emergency PIC can deviate from any rule
-If PIC deviates from a rule, may be asked to send in written report upon request

38
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What must be reported to the NTSB for aircraft with airborne collision system (ACAS)

A

complying with an ACAS resolution advisory while on an IFR flight plan to advert a collision

39
Q

61.113

A

Private Pilot Privileges and limitations
-cannot carry passengers for hire
-may be compensated for flight if incidental to business
-may not pay less than pro rata share fo flight
-may fly for charity
-may be compensated for search and rescue
-must have 200 hrs to be salesman
-may tow glider
-PIC in production flight test
-PIC with Basic Med

PPL (17 decks)

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