Far- AIM knowledge Flashcards
What is the difference between Normal and Utility Category?
Not really sure
Define Commercial Operator
Far 1.1
Someone who flys for compensation or hire.
Define Operational Control
Far 1.1
The person who exercises authority over initiating, conducting, or terminating a flight.
What are the commercial Pilot eligibility requirements
Far 141 appendix D
(review!)
What are the Commercial Pilot Privileges and Limitations
-Far 61.133
You may act as PIC carrying persons or property for compensation or hire provided you qualify and are in compliance with operation.
If you don’t hold an instrument rating you can’t carry passengers over 50 miles cross country or at night.
Far 119.1 -
How do you qualify and are in compliance with operation when using the privileges of the commercial license.
idk, more research.
How do you remain Current for Commercial and Instrument?
Far 61.56 = Flight Review
Far 61.57 = Recent flight experience, 6HITS, IPC,
Far 61.51 = log safety pilot and approaches
PIC Responsibility
Far 91.3 = Directly responsible for and final authority to the operation of the aircraft.
In an emergency, may deviate from any rule to meet the needs of the emergency but may be requested to submit a written report to the administrator.
What aircraft documents are you required to have?
-Far 91.203 = Airworthiness cert (displayed, non expiring), registration (7 years)
-Far 91.9 = operating limitations (+weight and balance) in the flight manual, markings, placards… (ie= fuel, compass deviation card, oil placard, ect.)
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Describe Common Carriage
AC 120-12A
When a pilot “holds itself out” to the public with a willingness to transport persons or property from place to place for compensation.
- If you are flying private flights for the purpose of money, you would likely need an air- carrier certificate
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