FAR’s Flashcards

1
Q

Medical 1st class renewal

A

12 / 6 mos age divider 40

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2
Q

Medical 2nd class renewal

A

12 months

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3
Q

Medical 3rd class renew when?

A

2 / 5 age divider at 40
After 60, renew yearly.

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4
Q

Basic Med renew :

A

2 & 4 : online course 2 years,
Physical exam 4 years

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5
Q

Basic Med: limitations

A

6 seats; 6000 lbs certificated T O weight

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6
Q

Notifications/Reports: if an emergency deviation

A

Notify ATC as soon as possible; IF REQUESTED, submit written report in 48 hrs.

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7
Q

Notifications/Reports: accident with substantial damage

A

Notify NTSB immediately; file report within 10 days after accident

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8
Q

Notifications/Reports: Incident (inflight fire, control failure etc that does not result in accident)

A

Immediate notify NTSB; file report IF requested

(FAA 7-7-1(d) :
The report is filed on NASA ARC form 277 and filed in a “timely manner” ie 10 days of incident)

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9
Q

Reports: if in auto alcohol accident

A

Report within 60 days from accident to FAA Safety Office

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10
Q

Speed: < 10,000 ft

A

250 kts

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11
Q

Speed: in class B

A

250 kts

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12
Q

Speed: under class B

A

200 kts

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13
Q

Speed: In class B corridor

A

200 kts

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14
Q

Speed: in class C / D

A

200 kts

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15
Q

Inspections: annual

A

12 mos

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16
Q

Inspections: ELT

A

12 mos

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17
Q

Inspections: ELT test

A

5 min after the hr

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18
Q

Inspections: ELT replace battery

A

1 hr continuous use or
50% battery life

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19
Q

Inspections: Transponder

A

24 months

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20
Q

Inspections: 100 hr

A

100 hr from last inspection. (Can go over by 10 hrs but next inspection is NOT from overage time.)

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21
Q

Parachute: required…

A

Planned flight involved 60 bank or 30 nose up/down

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22
Q

Parachute: synthetic check

A

6 mos (180 days)

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23
Q

Parachute: natural fiber check

A

2 months or 60 days

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24
Q

Oxygen: 12,500 - 14,000

A

30 min

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25
Q

Oxygen: > 14,000

A

Pilot and crew

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26
Q

Oxygen: > 15,000

A

All on board

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27
Q

Minimum Safe Altitude: over congested area

A

1000 above highest obstacle within 2000 ft of plane

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28
Q

Min safe altitude: over non congested area

A

500 ft above structure, obstacle, vessels

29
Q

Notify FAA change of permanent address

A

Within 30 days

30
Q

Flight Review
When required?

A

Every 2 years

31
Q

On expiration dates, everything is “calendar months” except——-

A

100 hr inspection

32
Q

Define: Category for airmen

A

Airplane, Glider, Rotocraft, Lighter than air

33
Q

Define: Class for airmen

A

SEL, MEL, SES, MES

34
Q

Define: Category for aircraft

A

Based on use: Normal, Utility, Restricted, Transport etc

35
Q

Define: Class for aircraft

A

Same as airmen category:
Airplane, Glider, Rotocraft etc

36
Q

Define: Night

A

Time between end of evening twilight to beginning of morning twilight

37
Q

Define: Complex airplane

A

RG, flaps, variable pitch prop

38
Q

Define: high performance airplane

A

> 200 horsepower

39
Q

To act as PIC of complex or high performance airplane you must …

A

(1) receive ground and flight training and (2) receive logbook endorsement

40
Q

To tow: (1) entered in logbook a minimum of — hours

A

100 hrs pic same aircraft category, class (type if required)

41
Q

To tow: (2) within 24 months

A

At least 3 actual or simulated glider tows while accompanied by qualified pilot

42
Q

To carry passengers at night,

A

3 TO and landing to full stop within past 90 days in same category & class. (Night = 1hr after sunset to one hr before sunrise)

43
Q

To carry passengers for charitable airlift:

A

Logged min 500 hrs; day vfr; within 25 nm of public airport

44
Q

What must be in the aircraft

A

Air worth certificate; Registration; Operating limitations; Weight/balance data

45
Q

Fuel requirements for VFR day and night

A

Day -Destination + 30 min
Night - Destination + 45 min

46
Q

Aircraft lights on

A

Between sunset and sunrise

47
Q

Transponder code for lost radio com

A

7600

48
Q

Transponder code for general emergency

A

7700

49
Q

Transponder code for VFR

A

1200

50
Q

Transponder code for hijack

A

7500

51
Q

5 Areas Mode C (and ads-b out) required:

A

1- > 10,000 MSL ( except below 1200 AGL
2- mode C veil
3- Class B
4- Class C airspace within & above
5- ADIZ into, within, across

52
Q

TRSA radar provides…

A

Sequencing and separation for all participating VFR aircraft

53
Q

Which V speed represents the max speed full flaps can be extended?

A

V fe

Top of the white arc

54
Q

What V speed represents the stall speed in landing configuration?

A

V so
Bottom of white

55
Q

Which V speed represents stall speed with no flaps extended?

A

V s1
Bottom of green

56
Q

What is V no speed

A

Max structural cruising speed
Top of green

57
Q

What V speed is maneuvering speed?

A

Va
Usually indicated on a placard or in aircraft handbook.

Speed at which can move full deflection (maneuver) of one control one time.

Varies with weight of aircraft. As weight decreases, Va speed decreases…

58
Q

The pitot system involves what 3 instruments?

A

Altimeter
Airspeed
Vertical speed

59
Q

What instrument(s) becomes inoperative if the pitot tube becomes clogged?

A

Airspeed

60
Q

Which instrument(s) will be inoperative if the static port becomes clogged?

A

Airspeed
Vertical speed
Altimeter

61
Q

The red line on the airspeed indicator represents …

A

v ne
Never exceed speed

62
Q

The power off stalling speed in a specific configuration is represented on the airspeed indicator by…

A

Lower limit if the green arc

Or V s1

(Stuff in)

63
Q

If the static port is operative and pitot tube is inoperative, which instrument(s) will be inoperative?

A

Airspeed indicator

64
Q

When the CDI needle is centered using a vor VOT, the indicator should read…

A

360 degrees From or
180 degrees To
regardless of the planes position from the VOT

65
Q

What is the accuracy allowed from a VOT signal (1) ground and (2) airborne?

A

Ground- within 4 degrees
Airborne- within 6 degrees

66
Q

How many GPS satellites necessary to get a 3 dimensional solution?

A

4

67
Q

How many satellites necessary to get 3 dimensional solution AND RAIM

A

5

68
Q

Using GPS, If RAIM is lost the signal is …

A

Unreliable…. Position is not accurate