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Question 0

P.A.V.E

Answer 0

P- pilot
A- aircraft
V- (en)viroment
E- external pressure

Question 1

I.M.S.A.F.E

Answer 1

I- illness 
M- medication 
S- stress 
A- alcohol 
F- fatigue 
E- emotions/eating

Question 2

C.A.R.E

Answer 2

C- consequences
A- alternatives
R- reality of the situation
E- emotions or stress

Question 3

Required VFR instruments (11)

Day time VFR

Answer 3

Airspeed indicator

Altimeter

Tachometer

Temperature gauge

Manifold pressure gauge

Magnetic compass

Oil pressure gauge

Fuel gauge

Anti collision lights

ELT

Safety belts

Question 4

Vr

Answer 4

Rotation speed at 65

Question 5

Vx

Answer 5

Best climb angle as it results to altitude. 68-70

Question 6

Vy

Answer 6

Best climb speed as it results to distance. 80-85

Question 7

Va

Answer 7

Maneuvering speed. 110

Question 8

Vs1/Vsi

Answer 8

Stall speed flaps up and power off. 55

Question 9

Vso

Answer 9

Stall speed flaps down, power off. 45-47

Question 10

Vfe

Answer 10

Maximum flaps extended speed. 97-100

Question 11

Vno

Answer 11

Maximum structural cruising speed. 147-150

Question 12

Vne

Answer 12

Never exceed speed. Redline. 185

Question 13

Vg

Answer 13

Best glide speed. 75-80

Question 14

Maximum demonstrated cross wind component.

Answer 14

14-15 knots

Question 15

The 3 p’s

Answer 15

The plane
The plan
The pilot

Question 16

Class A airspace requirements

Answer 16

IFR

ATC clearance

Instrument Rating

Question 17

Class B airspace requirements

Answer 17

3 statute miles visibility, clear of clouds above and below 10,000 feet msl.

Question 18

Class C airspace requirements

Answer 18

3 statute miles visibility and 152 cloud clearance above and below 10,000 feet msl

Question 19

Class D airspace requirements

Answer 19

3 statute miles visibility and 152 cloud clearance above and below 10,000 feet msl

Question 20

Class E airspace requirements

Answer 20

3 statute miles visibility below 10,000 feet msl
Cloud clearance is 152 below 10,000 feet msl

5 statute miles visibility above 10,000 feet msl
Cloud clearance triple 1,000 above 10,000 feet msl

Question 21

Class G airspace requirements

Answer 21

No two way radio contact required

Day time visibility is 1 statute mile

Night time visibility is 3 statute miles

Below 10,000 feet msl is 152

Above is triple 1,000

Question 22

What is the 152 rule?

Answer 22

1,000 feet above
500 feet below
2,000 feet horizontally

Question 23

What kind of engine is in the Cessna 172 L model?

Answer 23

Lycoming O320 E2D

150 horse power

Horizontally imposed

Normally aspirated

Carbureted

Air cooled engine

Question 24

Flight watch frequency

Answer 24

122.0

Question 25

Flight service frequency

Answer 25

122.2

Question 26

What is the squawk 7500?

Answer 26

7500 is hijack 75 taken alive

Question 27

What is the squawk 7600?

Answer 27

7600 is lost comm 76 this radio is a bitch 76 technical glitch

Question 28

What is the squawk 7700?

Answer 28

7700 is emergency 77 I'm going to heaven

Question 29

What is emergency or guard frequency?

Answer 29

121.5

Question 30

F.L.A.P.S Night time VFR

Answer 30

``` Fuses Landing light, if operated for hire. Anti-collision lights Position/nav lights Source of electricity ```

Question 31

What is density altitude?

Answer 31

Density altitude is pressure altitude corrected for temperature and humidity.

Question 32

What is pressure altitude?

Answer 32

Pressure altitude is what the altimeter reads when 29.92 is in the kolsman window.

Question 33

What is hypoxia?

Answer 33

An inadequate amount of oxygen mixing with the blood.

Question 34

What is carbon monoxide poisoning?

Answer 34

It is a Odorless gas that can cause extreme head aches and dizziness mainly. It can be deadly.

Question 35

What is hyperventilation?

Answer 35

Hyperventilation is rapid or deep breathing that can occur with anxiety or panic. It is also called overbreathing, and may leave you feeling breathless

Question 36

D.E.C.I.D.E

Answer 36

D-etect that a change that has occurred or failed to occur when you expected one. E-valuate whether the change does or does not present risk that needs to be countered. C-hoose a desirable outcome based on the situation. I-dentify what course of action will best get you from the current situation to the desired outcome or solution. D-o the action. E-valuate whether your action is having the desired effect.

Question 37

The 5p model

Answer 37

Plan Plane Pilot Passengers Programming