Task A

Question 1

Privileges and limitations of a private pilot license

Answer 1

PSCRIPT

P - pro rata
S - Sales (200 hrs +)
C - Charity
R - Rescue operations
I - Incidental to Business
P - Production Flight (Light Sport)
T - Towing glider

FAR/AIM 61.113

Question 2

How long is a medical valid for?

Answer 2

Under 40 years old

1st - 12 months then drops to a 3rd class for 48 months
2nd - 12 months then drops to a 3rd class for 48 months
3rd - 60 months

Over 40 years old

1st - 6 months the drops to a 2nd for 6 months then a 3rd for 12 months
2nd - 12 months then drops to a 3rd for 12 months
3rd - 24 months

FAR/AIM 61.23

Question 3

Required documents to exercise private pilot privileges

Answer 3

• Government issued ID
• Valid medical
• Private pilot license

Question 4

What are the eligibility requirements for a private pilot certificate

Answer 4

• Be at least 17 years of age
• Be able to read, write, and understand English
• Hold at least a 3rd class medical certificate
• Received the required ground and flight endorsements
• Meet the applicable aeronautical experience requirements
• Passed the required knowledge and practical exams

14 CFR 61.103

Question 5

What are the requirements to remain current as a private pilot?

Answer 5

• A flight review completed within the last 24 months in tan aircraft for which the pilot is rated in by an authorized instructor and received a logbook endorsement that the review was satisfactorily completed
• to carry passenger a pilot within the proceeding 90 days must have:
  • completed 3 takeoff and landings as sole manipulator of controls in an aircraft of the same category and class.
  • If the aircraft is a tailwheel the landings must have been made to a full stop in an aircraft with a tailwheel.
  • if operations will be conducted 1 hour after sunset and 1 hour before sunrise with passengers on board, the PIC must have made 3 take off and landings to a full stop in the same category and class of aircraft to be used

Question 6

What are the basic med privileges and limitations?

Answer 6

• Flight must be conducted within the United States
• Flight must be conducted under 18,000FT MSL
• Max takeoff weight must be less than 6,000lbs
• 250kts max speed
• 6 seats max in the plane
• Carry up to 5 passengers
• Completed basic med course
• Completed basic med docs

Question 7

Requirements that must be met to fly under BasicMed

Answer 7

• Hold a current and valid US Driver license
• Hold or have held a medical certificate issued by the FAA at any point afte July 14, 2006
• Answer the health questions on the comprehensive medical examination checklist (CMEC)
• Get your physical examination by any state licensed physician and have that physician complete the CMEC
• Take BasicMed online education course. Keep the course completion document