FAR/AIM Regulations

Question 1

Light Gun Signals

Answer 1

Steady Green: Cleared to Takeoff/Land

Flashing Green: Cleared to Taxi/Return to Land

Steady Red: Stop/Give Way and Continue Circling

Flashing Red: Taxi Clear of Runway/Airport Unsafe - Do Not Land

Flashing White: Return to Starting Point

Alternating Green/Red: Exercise Extreme Caution

Question 2

NASA ASRS

Answer 2

Aviation Safety Reporting System allows self-reporting of violations, errors, or incidents to a third party (NASA) which will exempt the reporter (pilot) from consequences (excluding criminal prosecution) in the interest of improving aviation safety.

Question 3

PIC Preflight Actions (91.103)

Answer 3

NWKRAFT: Notams, Weather, Known Traffic Delays, Runway Lengths/Orientation, Alternatives, Fuel Requirements, Takeoff/Landing Distance

Question 4

FAA VFR Day Required Equipment (91.203)

Answer 4

CAMASFOOT: Compass, Altimeter, Manifold Pressure Gauge, Airspeed Indicator, Seatbelts, Fuel Gauge, Oil Pressure Gauge, Oil Temperature Gauge, Tachometer(s)

Question 5

FAA VFR Night Required Equipment (91.205)

Answer 5

IFLAPS: Instrument Lights, Fuses/Circuit Breakers, Landing Lights, Anti-Collision Light, Position Lights, Power Source

Question 6

Robinson R22 Required Equipment

Answer 6

GOALH: Governor, Outside Air Temperature Gauge, Alternator, Low Rotor RPM Warning System, Headset

Question 7

FAA Required Airworthiness Maintenance

Answer 7

SALTHEAT: Service Bulletins (POH), Annual (91.409), Life-Limited Parts (43.10), Time Before Overhaul (2200 hrs, 12 yrs), Hundred Hour (91.409), ELT - if installed (91.207), Airworthiness Directives (39), Transponder - 2 years (91.215)

Question 8

Required Endorsements for Soloing

Answer 8

✅SFAR 73 Awareness
SFAR 73 Solo
SFAR 73 PIC
✅TSA Citizenship
Make & Model (R22) Solo
✅Pre-Solo Knowledge Test
Pre-Solo Training

Question 9

Soloing Limitations (61.89)

Answer 9

A student may not act as PIC:

• With Passengers
• For Hire
• Internationally
• With less than 3 mi day or 5 mi night surface visibility
• Without visual contact with the ground
• Contrary to instructor limitations

Question 10

Pilot in Command Definition (1.1)

Answer 10

Final authority and responsibility for the operation and safety of the flight

Has been designated as the PIC

Holds the appropriate category, class, and type (if appropriate) ratings

Question 11

Pilot in Command Responsibilities (91.3 & 91.7)

Answer 11

Airworthiness

Flight Manual, Markings, Placards

Question 12

Basic VFR Weather Minumums

Controlled Airspace

Answer 12

FAR 91.155 (c), (d)

3 Miles Vis & 1000’ Ceilings