Part 61 Subpart C Student Pilots Flashcards
61.83
- Eligibility requirements for student pilots
- 16 years of age for other than glider or balloon
- 14 years of age for glider or balloon
61.85
- Application for student pilot
- IACRA
61.87
-Solo requirements for student pilots
61.87(b)
Pre-solo knowledge test
- Airspace rules and procedures
- Flight characteristics and operational limitations for the aircraft
- Corrected to 100%
61.87(c)
Pre-solo flight training
61.87(d)
Required pre-solo Single engine flight training
61.87(e)
Required pre-solo Multi-engine flight training
61.87(n)
- Limitations on the student pilot in solo flight
- 90 Day solo
61.87(o)
-Solo at night
61.87(p)
- Limitations on flight instructors authorizing solo flight
- Necessary to add 90 days with limitations
Mandatory endorsements for student multi-engine solo
61.87(b,c,e,n)
61.89
Limitations of a student pilot
61.93
Solo cross-country flight requirements
61.93(b)(1)
Solo flights may be made to another airport that is within 25 nautical miles from the airport where the student pilot normally receives training
61.93(b)(2)
Repeated specific solo cross-country flights may be made to another airport that is within 50 nautical miles of the airport from which the flight originated
61.93(c)
Endorsements for solo cross- country
- will be a mandatory endorsement
(c) (1): Authorizing instructor conducted appropriate training
(c) (2): Make and model endorsement
(c) (3): Flight planning-good for that specific flight (any instructor can review and issue this endorsement)
91.94
Sport pilot certificate or recreational pilot certificate
-Student pilots seeking sport/recreational pilots can not fly into
91.95
Operations in Class B airspace and at airports located within Class B airspace.
- 95(a): Required endorsements for student pilots operating in class B airspace
- 95(b): Required endorsement fo student pilot operating to, from, or at a class B airport
