FAR AIM Recurrent A v4.0

Question 1

Part 1 contains what information

Answer 1

Definitions and Abbreviations

Question 2

Part 61 contains what information

Answer 2

Certification of pilots, flight instructors, and ground instructors

Question 3

Part 67 contains what information

Answer 3

Medical Standards and Certifications

Question 4

Part 91 contains what information

Answer 4

General Operating and Flight Rules

Question 5

Part 135 contains what information

Answer 5

Governs the operating requirements for Commuter and On-Demand operations

Question 6

61.3

Answer 6

Details that a pilot needs to have their AROW documents

Question 7

61.23

Answer 7

Medical certificates

Question 8

61.51

Answer 8

Pilot logbooks

Question 9

61.57

Answer 9

Recent flight experience requirements

Question 10

67.409

Answer 10

Addresses denial of a medical certificate and provides steps for reconsideration

Question 11

91.7

Answer 11

Aircraft airworthiness

Question 12

91.21

Answer 12

Portable Electronic Devices

Question 13

91.141

Answer 13

Flight restrictions in the vicinity of VIPs

Question 14

135.263

Answer 14

Flight time limitations and rest requirements

Question 15

When is a VOR check required?

Answer 15

When operating IFR using the VOR system of navigation.

Question 16

How often does a VOR need to be checked?

Answer 16

Every 30 days

Question 17

What are the 5 ways to check a VOR?

Answer 17

• Test signal +/- 4
• Designated ground checkpoint +/- 4
• Dual VOR check +/-4
• Designated airborne checkpoint +/- 6
• Pilot selected airborne checkpoint on a VOR airway

Question 18

Where is a VOT frequency published?

Answer 18

Upper left hand corner of the airport diagram

Question 19

When using a VOT, and tuned into the frequency, what should the VOR indicate?

Answer 19

TO indication at 180
FROM indication at 360

Question 20

What is required once a VOR check is completed? (4 items)

Answer 20

• Date
• Place
• Bearing error
• Signature

Question 21

A VOR check is only required when operating ____ using the ____ system for radio navigation

Answer 21

IFR, VOR

Question 22

What checklists need to be on a FlightStar plane?

Answer 22

Normal and Emergency

Question 23

What charts need to be on a FlightStar plane?

Answer 23

Pertinent VFR and/or IFR aeronautical charts
For IFR operations, each pertinent navigational enroute, area, approach chart

Question 24

What does 91.203 require?

Answer 24

That the airworthiness certificate be displayed at the cabin or cockpit entrance so that it is visible to passengers

Question 25

When does aircraft registration expire?

Answer 25

3 years from the expiration date on the previous certificate

Question 26

For part 135 there are three ways to obtain night currency when it comes to takeoff and landings. What are the three ways?

Answer 26

• Do 3 Night takeoff and landings in the last 90 days in Cat, Class, and Type
• 1500 hours, be daytime current in type, 15 hours in last 90 day in type, 3 night takeoff and landings in the last 90 days
• Attend an approved Part 142 training program within 12 months (FlightSafety)

Question 27

AIM

Answer 27

Aeronautical Information Manual

Question 28

Class A airspace (Description)

Answer 28

18,000 MSL up to and including FL 600

Question 29

Class B airspace (Description)

Answer 29

Surface to 10,000 MSL, designed to contain all instrument approach procedures

Question 30

SAFO

Answer 30

Safety Alert for Operators

Question 31

Class C (Description)

Answer 31

Surface to 4,000 AGL, 5 nm inner ring, 10 nm outer ring (1,200 AGL to 4,000 AGL)

Question 32

Class D (Description)

Answer 32

Surface to 2,500 feet AGL, outer radius is generally 4 nm

Question 33

Unless designated otherwise, what altitudes does Class E extend from?

Answer 33

14,500 MSL to 18,000 MSL

Question 34

Where is a 200 knot speed limit required? (3 items)

Answer 34

• under the shelve of a class B
• within 4 nm of a class C
• within 4 nm of a class D

Question 35

Where are cloud clearances and inflight visibilities located in the FAR?

Answer 35

FAR 91.155

Question 36

Class B Cloud Clearances

Answer 36

3 miles visibility, clear of clouds

Question 37

Class C, Class D, Class E (below 10,000 MSL)

Answer 37

3 miles 1-5-2

Question 38

Class G 1200 or less AGL (day)

Answer 38

1 mile visibility, clear of clouds

Question 39

Class G 1200 or less AGL (night)

Answer 39

3 miles 1-5-2

Question 40

Class G more than 1200 AGL (day)

Answer 40

1 mile, 1-5-2

Question 41

Class G more than 1200 AGL (night)

Answer 41

3 mile 1-5-2

Question 42

Except when necessary for takeoff and landing, no person may operate under VFR, how close to the surface?

Answer 42

Within 500 feet of the surface or 500 feet horizontally from any obstacle

Question 43

No person my operate an aircraft part 135 VFR in uncontrolled airspace when the ceiling is less than ______ feet unless flight visibility is at least _____ miles

Answer 43

1000, 2

Question 44

FAR 135.209

Answer 44

Fuel requirements for VFR operations (30 minutes day, 45 minutes night)

Question 45

Ops Spec C077 requires that you obtain your IFR clearance within how many miles of the departure airport?

Answer 45

50

Question 46

SFRA

Answer 46

Special Flight Rules Area

Question 47

FRZ

Answer 47

Flight-Restricted Zone

Question 48

Where is the SFRA located?

Answer 48

30 nm around Washington DC

Question 49

Where is the FRZ located?

Answer 49

15 nm around Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport

Question 50

What is the default duration after activation for Pilot Controlled Lighting?

Answer 50

15 minutes

Question 51

Each required flight crewmember assigned to a flight under FAR 135 must have completed which check within the preceding 12 calendar months?

Answer 51

FAR 135.293