Regs

Question 1

Hypoxic Hypoxia

Answer 1

Most common caused by decreased oxygen in the air

Question 2

Hypemic Hypoxia

Answer 2

Not enough hemoglobin to transport the oxygen, typically caused by carbon monoxide poisoning.

Question 3

Stagnant Hypoxia

Answer 3

Not enough circulation to transport the oxygen, caused by prolonged sitting or reduced cardiac output

Question 4

Histotoxic Hypoxia

Answer 4

Caused by alcohol, cells are incapable of taking the oxygen

Question 5

How can you tell if you are looking at a current valid GOM

Answer 5

Review the list of effective pages in the front, make sure it is approved and signed by FSDO

Question 6

How long do you have to report any offenses involving a motor vehicle with drugs or alcohol?

Answer 6

60 days. OKC FSDO

Question 7

When does your first class medical expire?

Answer 7

12 months

Question 8

What is considered night in regards to recent flight experience?

Answer 8

1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise, must complete 3 takeoffs/landings within 90 days to carry passengers

Question 9

Which aircraft has the right of way over all other aircraft?

Answer 9

An aircraft in distress

Question 10

Can you get a clearance for a restricted and prohibited area?

Answer 10

Restricted yes

Question 11

Minimum fuel requirements?

Answer 11

20 mins

Question 12

Weather minimums

Answer 12

Class B- 3sm CoC
Class C- 3sm, 500 below, 1000 above, 2000 horizontal
Class D-3sm, 500 below, 1000 above, 2000 horizontal
Class E- <10,000 3sm, 500 below, 1000 above, 2000 horizontal
>10,000 5sm 1000 above, 1000 below, 1sm horizontal
Class G-1200ft or less, Day: 1/2sm CoC Night: 1sm CoC
>1200 <10000MSL
Day: 1sm, 500 below, 1000 above, 2000 horizontal
Night: 3sm, 500 below, 1000 above, 2000 horizontal
>1200/10000MSL 5sm 1000 above, 1000 below, 1sm horizontal

Question 13

When must seat belts be fastened?

Answer 13

During movement on the surface, takeoff and landing

Question 14

Minimum and max duty times

Answer 14

500 hours per quarter
800 hours in 2 consecutive quarters
1400 hours in a calendar year

8 hours flight time per 24 hours with, 10 hours of rest

Question 15

Prohibited Area

Answer 15

Do not fly through

Question 16

Restricted Area

Answer 16

Can fly through if you have permission from the controlling agency

Question 17

Warning Area

Answer 17

From 3NM outward from the coast, same as a MOA

Question 18

MOA

Answer 18

Exercise caution and check times of activity, high speed traffic

Question 19

Alert Area

Answer 19

High volume of pilot training or unusual aerial activity

Question 20

CFA (Controlled Firing Area)

Answer 20

All activity is suspended when an aircraft is spotted or picked up on radar

Question 21

When is oxygen required?

Answer 21

Above 10,000-12,000MSL for more than 30 minutes, always above 12,000MSL

Question 22

What altitude can auto pilot be used?

Answer 22

500ft AGL

Question 23

NVG Currency reuirements

Answer 23

Within 2 calendar months completed 6 NVG operations to include:
3 arrival and departures 
3 hovering tasks
3 transition aided to unaided
3 takeoffs and landings (full patterns)

180 day goggle inspection

Question 24

Emergency Deviation

Answer 24

Within 10 business days submit a written report to the responsible FSDO

Question 25

Night required equipment

Answer 25

A slip skid indicator.

A gyroscopic bank-and-pitch indicator.

A gyroscopic direction indicator.

IFLAPS

Flashlight having 2 “D” size cell batteries

Question 26

HAA weather minimums

Answer 26

Day: 
800/2 local (50NM)
1000/3 xcountry
Night:
800/3 local
1000/5 xcountry

Question 27

Is HTAWS required?

Answer 27

Yes