FAR/UND Regs.

Question 1

VFR Flight minimums Class B airspace

Answer 1

3 sm visibility

clear of clouds

Question 2

VFR Flight minimums Class C airspace

Answer 2

3 sm vis
500 ft below
1000 ft above
2000 ft horizontal

Question 3

VFR Flight minimums Class D airspace

Answer 3

3 sm vis
500 ft below
1000 ft above
2000 ft horizontal

Question 4

VFR Flight minimums Class E airspace less than 10,000 ft MSL

Answer 4

3 sm vis
500 ft below
1000 ft above
2000 ft horizontal

Question 5

VFR Flight minimums Class E airspace greater than 10,000 ft MSL

Answer 5

5 sm vis
1000 ft below
1000 ft above
1 sm horizontal

Question 6

VFR day instrument and equipment requirements

Answer 6

A - Airspeed indicator
T - Tachometer for each engine
O - Oil pressure gauge for each engine
M - Magnetic direction indicator
A - Altimeter
T - Temp. gauge for each liquid-cooled engine
O - Oil Temp gauge for each air-cooled engine
F - Fuel gauge indicating the quantity of fuel in each tank
L - Landing gear position indicator
A - Anti collision light
M - Manifold pressure gauge for each altitude engine
E - ELT
S - Seatbelts

Question 7

ELT checks are required every:

Answer 7

12 months

Question 8

Documents required for solo flight

Answer 8

Medical certificate w/ endorsement
Logbook w/ endorsement
Photo issued ID

Question 9

How long are you grounded after a blood donation or transfusion?

Answer 9

72 Hours

Question 10

How long are you grounded after a plasma donation?

Answer 10

12 Hours

Question 11

Critical phases of flight include:

Answer 11

All ground operations
Taxiing
Takeoff
Landing
Anytime during an actual or simulated abnormal or emergency procedure
Conducting required checklist duties
Operating in IMC conditions
All flight operations below 3,000 ft AGL, except cruise flight

Question 12

How much runway must be available when comparing calculated takeoff distance

Answer 12

2.5 times

Question 13

Ground reference maneuver altitude

Answer 13

600-1,000 ft AGL

800 is ideal

Question 14

Minimum dual recovery altitudes for normal maneuvers and simulated emergency landings

Answer 14

1,500 ft AGL

500 ft AGL

Question 15

Required fuel reserves

Answer 15

45 mins

Question 16

Student pilot currency requirements

Answer 16

Must have logged a dual flight in that make and model within 14 days

Question 17

Pilot day currency requirements

Answer 17

A student must have logged a day dual flight in that make and model within the last 30 days

Question 18

Pilot night currency requirements

Answer 18

A student must have logged a night dual flight in that make and model with 5 takeoff and landings to a FULL STOP as sole manipulator of the controls within the last 30 days

Question 19

Cessna Wind limitations

Answer 19

25 knots total wind component

20 knot crosswind with 10 deg. or less flaps
15 knot crosswind with greater than 10 deg. of flaps

Question 20

Breaking action requirements for solo fixed wing flights

Answer 20

Poor or better

Question 21

Student pilot solo weather minimums:

• Traffic pattern
• Local flights
• Wind limits

Answer 21

Traffic pattern: 1,300 ft ceiling/5 mi. visibility
Local flights: 2,000 ft ceiling /7 mi. visibility
Wind limit: Each student’s logbook must contain a wind endorsement not to exceed 15 knots, along with a crosswind limit not to exceed 10 knots. Valid for 90 days

Question 22

Student pilot solo weather minimums for XC flight

Answer 22

3,000 ft ceiling/7 mi. visibility

Question 23

Grand Forks overflight altitude and rules

Answer 23

2,500 MSL

NO SOLO FLIGHTS

Question 24

Temperature limitations

Answer 24

Below -23 C - Dual only

Below -32 C - No fly