Pre-solo Flashcards
A
A – Airworthiness Certificate
R
R – Registration
R
Radio Certificate (required for international flights)
O
Operators Manual (Pilots operating handbook doesn’t count)
W
Weight and Balance (current and specific to your airplane)
A - AVIATES (FIRST A)
Airworthiness Directives (AD’s)
V - AVIATES
VOR Check (every 30 days) (IFR Only)
I -AVIATES
Inspections 100 hour (For Hire Only) and Annual (Required of all Aircraft)
A – AVIATES (SECOND A)
Altimeter (Every 24 Calendar Months) (IFR Only)
T – AVIATES
Transponder (Every 24 Calendar Months)
E – AVIATES
ELT (Every 12 Calendar Months)
S – AVIATES
Static System (Every 24 Calendar Months) (IFR Only)
What is the difference between a METAR and a TAF?
A METAR is the observed weather at a given location at a given time and is only valid for 60 minutes. A TAF (Terminal Aerodrome Forecast) is the forecasted weather for a given area and is valid for 30 hours.
How many times per day are TAFs issued?
4
When are TAFs issued?
Every 6 hours and are valid for 30 hours