Regs Pertaining to pilot Commercial Flashcards
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Applicability and definitions
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14 CFR § 61.1 - Applicability and definitions.
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Requirement for certificates, ratings, and authorizations.
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61.3
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Medical certificates: Requirement and duration.
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61.23
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Flight review.
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61.56
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Recent flight experience: Pilot in command.
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61.57
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Eligibility requirements: General.
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61.123
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Aeronautical knowledge
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61.125
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Flight proficiency.
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61.127
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Aeronautical experience
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61.129
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Commercial pilot privileges and limitations.
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61.133
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Authority
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91.3
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ATC Instruction
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91.123
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Preflight Action
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91.103
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Safety belts
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91.107
15
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Flight crew at station
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91.105
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Careless or reckless operation
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91.13
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Dropping objects
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91.15
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Alcohol or drugs
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91.17
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Supplemental Oxygen
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91.211
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Fitness for flight
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AIM Chapter 8, section 1
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P
From Pave checklist
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Experience
Recent flight experience 61.57
Responsibility
Authority 91.3
ATC Instructions 91.123
Preflight Action 91.103
Safety belts 91.107
Flight Crew at station 91.105
Cautions
Careless or reckless operation 91.13
Dropping objects 91.15
Alcohol or drugs 91.17
Supplemental Oxygen 91.211
Fitness for flight AIM Ch. 8, Section 1(IMSAFE)
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From PAVE Checklist
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Airworthiness
Basic 91.7
Flight Manuel Markings placards 91.9
Certification required 91.203
Instrument & equipment requirements 91.205
ELT 91.207
Position Lights 91.209
Transponder requirements 91.215
Inoperative Instrument & equipment 91.213
Maintenance
Responsibility 91.403
Maintenance required 91.405
Operation after maintenance 91.407
Maintenance records 91.417
Inspections
Annual, Airworthiness Directives, 100HR 91.409
Altimeter & Pitot Static System 91.411
Transponder 91.413
VOR Check 91.171
ELT 91.207
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V
From PAVE checklist
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Airports
Markings AIM Ch 2 Section 3
Operation AIM 4-3, 91.126, 91.125
Traffic Patterns 91.126
Airspace
Altimeter Settings 91.121 AIM 7-2
Minimum Safe Altitudes 91.119, 91.117
Cruising Altitudes 91.159, 91.179, AIM 3-1-5
Speed limits 91.117
Right of way 91.113
Formation 91.111
Types of Airspace AIM 3
Controlled Airspace AIM 3-2, 91.135,91.131,91.130,91.129
Class G AIrspace AIM 3-3
Special Use AIM 3-4, 91.133, 91.137, 91.141, 91.143, 91.145
Emergency Air Traffic Rules 91.139, AIM 5-6
Air traffic control and procedures
Services 4-1
Radio Communications 4-2 & pilot control glossary
Clearances 4-4
Procedures AIM 5
Weather
Meteorology AIM 7-1
Wake Turbulence AIM 7-3
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Legal requirements
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91.103(b)
References
FAA - H-8083-1B Aircraft weight and balance
FAA- H-8083-25B PHAK CH10
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61.129 aeronautical experience
Log at least 250 hours of flight time as pilot that consist:
100 hours in powered aircraft of which 50 hours must be in the airplanes
100 hours of pilot in command flight time which includes at least50 hours in airplanes and 50 hours in cross country flight which at least 10 hours must be in airplanes
20 hours of training in part 61.127(b)
10 in instrument 5 of which must be in airplanes
10 in complex (technically Advanced airplane)
1 - 2hr cross country flight With more than 100 nautical miles
1 - 2hr cross country flight At night time with more than 100 nautical miles
3 hours with an instructor in the preceding 2 calendar months To the practical test
10 hours a solo flight time or 10 hours of pilot in command (can be credit to 61.127(b) if with instructor)
1 cross country flight no less than 300 nautical miles with three landing points, 1 of which must be 250NM
5 hours in night VFR with 10 take and 10 Landings
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Preflight info required for IFR: (§91.103)
W.K.R.A.F.T-
W- Weather reports and forecasts.
K- Known traffic delays as advised by ATC.
R- Runway length of intended use.
A- Alternatives available if flight cannot be completed as planned.
F- Fuel requirements
T- Takeoff and landing performance data.
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VFR Day Instrument Requirements 91.205(b)
Night VFR instrument requirements 91.205(c)
IFR Equipment Required 91.205 (d)
A – airspeed indicator
T – tachometer (for each engine)
O – oil pressure gauge (for each engine using a pressure system)
M – manifold pressure gauge (for each altitude engine)
A – altimeter
T – temperature gauge (for each liquid cooled engine)
O – oil temperature gauge (for each air cooled engine)
F – fuel gauge
L – landing gear position indicator
A – anti collision lights (for aircraft certified after March 11th 1996)
M – magnetic compass
E – ELT
S – safety belts
F – fuses (one complete spare set)
L – landing light (only if you are flying for hire)
A – anti collision lights*
P – position lights
S – source of electricity (alternator, generator)
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G-generator/Alternator
R-radios (appropriate for flight)
A-altimeter (sensitive/adjustable)
B-ball
C-clock (second hand sweep or digital)
A-attitude indicator
R-rate of turn
D-directional gyro
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§91.103 Preflight action
Each pilot in command shall, before beginning a flight, become familiar with all available infor-
mation concerning that flight. This information must include—
(a) For a flight under IFR or a flight not in the vicinity of an airport, weather reports and forecasts,
fuel requirements, alternatives available if the planned flight cannot be completed, and any known
traffic delays of which the pilot in command has been advised by ATC;
(b) For any flight, runway lengths at airports of intended use, and the following takeoff and landing
distance information:
(1) For civil aircraft for which an approved Airplane or Rotorcraft Flight Manual containing takeoff
and landing distance data is required, the takeoff and landing distance data contained therein;
and
Each pilot in command shall, before beginning a flight, become familiar with all available infor-
mation concerning that flight. This information must include—
(a) For a flight under IFR or a flight not in the vicinity of an airport, weather reports and forecasts,
fuel requirements, alternatives available if the planned flight cannot be completed, and any known
traffic delays of which the pilot in command has been advised by ATC;
(b) For any flight, runway lengths at airports of intended use, and the following takeoff and landing
distance information:
(1) For civil aircraft for which an approved Airplane or Rotorcraft Flight Manual containing takeoff
and landing distance data is required, the takeoff and landing distance data contained therein;
and
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Special use airspace: MCPRAWN
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Military Operations
Controlled Firing
Prohibited
Restricted
Alert
Warning
National Security
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Aircraft certification categories: TURN PALE
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Transport
Utility
Restricted
Normal
Provisional
Acrobatic
Limited
Experimental
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NTSB Notification: P-FACTION
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Property damage more than $25,000
Fire, in flight
Accident
Collision, in flight
Turbine failure
Illness of crew member
Overdue aircraft
No control: control failure of any sort
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Preflight information required for flights away: RAW FAT
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Runway lengths
Alternates
Weather
Fuel requirements
ATC delays
Takeoff/landing distance data
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Weather briefing: SACrED WiNd
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Synopsis
Adverse conditions
Current weather
Enroute forecast
Destination terminal forecast
Winds aloft
Notams
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Weather charts: CoPS WARS
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Constant pressure
Prognostic
Surface analysis
Weather depiction
Area forecast (FA)
Radar summary (SD)
Severe weather outlook (AC)
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