Oral Check Ride Prep Flashcards

1
Q

Items required for a pilot to fly?

A

1) Pilot certificate or student certificate
2) Medical certificate
3) Logbook w/ CFI endorsements
4) Photo ID
5) Flight Review Q24 months

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Items require for an aircraft to fly?

A
Airworthiness certificate
Registration
Radio certificate
Operations manual
Weights and balance
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3
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Required aircraft equipment to fly?

A
Airspeed indicator
Altimeter
Magnetic direction indicator (compass)
Tachometer for engine
Oil pressure gauges
Engine or oil thermostat
Manifold pressure gauge
Landing gear position indicator if retractable
Anti-collision lights
Seat belts
Shoulder harness for the front seat
Emergency locator transmitter
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4
Q

What should happen to inoperable equipment?

A

Removed or a place card is needed signifying the equipment is inoperative

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5
Q

When is a transponder needed?

A

Class A, B, C

Mode C, Mode S, Mode 3A

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6
Q

When is ADS-B out needed

A

controlled airspace to broadcast aircrafts vectors

must transmit location / velocity Q1 second while flying and Q5 seconds while stationary

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7
Q

How often does an aircraft require an annual review?

A

Every 12 months

If used for training purposes or part of a rental operation will need every 100 hours due to high volume use

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8
Q

How often does the statistic pressure system / altimeter instrument / automatic pressure altitude reporting system need to be inspected?

A

Every 24 months

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9
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How often does the ATC transponder need to be inspected?

A

Every 24 months

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10
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When is a pilot required to perform a flight review and what may it entail?

A

Every 24 months

1 hour of both ground and flight review

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11
Q

When is the emergency locator transmitter battery inspected?

A

Every 12 months

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12
Q

When is the emergency locator transmitter battery replaced?

A

When used for greater than 1 hour or when 50% of the life of the batter has been expended

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13
Q

How many / what time frame / type of flight does a PIC need to perform in order to carry passengers?

A

3 full stop flights within 90 days

If at night, flights are required to be at night

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14
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When must a pilot renew their medical certificate?

A

If below 40 years old every 5 years

If over 40 years old every 2 years

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15
Q

How long after your practical tests do you have to complete your check ride?

A

2 years

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16
Q

If your home address changes, how long do you have to update your “new” permanent address?

A

30 days

If not completed w/in 30 days you cannot exercise certificates

17
Q

What are the colors of fuel?

A

AVGAS 80 = Red
AVGAS 100 = Green
AVGAS 100L = Blue (L is low lead content, fuel used at the flying club)
Jet A = Colorless or straw

18
Q

What are the five hazardous attitudes and antidotes to avoid this behavior?

A

1) Antiauthority - Don’t tell me
- Follow the rules
2) Impulsivity - Do something quickly
- Not so fast, think first
3) Invulnerability - It won’t happen to me
- It could happen to me
4) Macho - I can do it
- Taking chances is foolish
5) Resignation - What’s the use
- I’m not helpless, I can make a difference

19
Q

What are symptoms of hypoxia / how to correct them?

A

Symptoms: Euphoria, headache, delayed reaction time, visual impairment, unconsciousness

Corrective action: Decrease altitude or use supplemental oxygen

20
Q

What is hyperventilation, symptoms, and how to correct?

A

-Excessive breathing
-Symptoms: dizziness, hot / cold sensation, nausea
=Slow breathing rate down, breathe into a bag, talk aloud

21
Q

What are symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning / corrective action?

A
  • colorless / odorless gas

- blurred thinking / vision, dizziness, tightness across forehead, headache, loss of muscle power

22
Q

Four aerodynamic forces working on an airplane?

A

Lift, weight, thrust, drag