FAR

Question 1

61.57

Answer 1

Experience
1. Must have 3 take-off and landings within 90 days to carry passengers.
2. Must have 3 take-off and landings to a full stop at night within 90 days to carry passengers at night.

Question 2

91.413

Answer 2

ATC Transpoder tested within 24 months

Question 3

91.417

Answer 3

Maintenance
1. Description of work performed
2. Date of completion
3. Signature
100 hour, annual, progressive

Question 4

61.103

Answer 4

Eligibility requirements for PPL
1. 17 yes old
2. Read / speak english
3. Logbook endorsement from instructor
4. Pass written
5. Receive flight training
6. Meet aeronautical experience
7. Pass practical
8. Hold student pilot certificate

Question 5

Must notify the FAA of an address change within…

Answer 5

30 days of the move

Question 6

Can a pilot legally conduct flight operations with known inoperative equipment on board?

Answer 6

Yes, under specific conditions. Under part 91 certain equipment that aren’t essential for safe flight.
Both with an MEL and without an MEL.

Question 7

When are the ELT batteries to be replaced?

Answer 7

When 50% of their use full life expires or after 1 hour of cumulative use.

Question 8

Unless each occupant is supplied with O2 no one can operate a civil aircraft above…

Answer 8

15,000 feet

Question 9

May aircraft be moved prior to NTSB takes custody

Answer 9

Yes, only to protect wreckage from further damage.

Question 10

Who is responsible for ensuring that an aircraft is maintained in an airworthy condition?

Answer 10

The owner or operator of an aircraft is primarily responsible for keeping it airworthy.

Question 11

You have not kept up with logging each of your recent flights. Are you in violation of a regulation?

Answer 11

No. Only the flights that are needed to meet experience requirements for ratings, certifications or flight reviews need to be logged.

Question 12

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

Answer 12

1. Within the preceding 24 months, must have had a flight review.
2. To carry passengers must have made within the preceding 90 days
   3 take offs and landings as sole manipulator,
   during the day
   For night must have made 3 full stop landings
   and takeoffs at night
   If in a tailwheel. Must have made 3 full stop
   landings

Question 13

BFR

Answer 13

Biannual Flight Review

Question 14

Explain the difference between being current and being proficient.

Answer 14

Being current means that a pilot has accomplished the minimum FAA requirements within a period and can exercise the privileges of the certificate.
Being proficient means that the pilot is capable of conducting a flight to high degree of competence.

Question 15

What is minimum visibility clearance from clouds VFR in class G airspace at 700 AGL or below during day…

Answer 15

1 mile visibility clear of clouds.

Question 16

What publication covers procedures required for aircraft accident and incident reporting

Answer 16

NTSB Part 830

Question 17

FAR 91.409

Answer 17

100 hr inspection

Question 18

FAR 91.203

Answer 18

Airworthiness Certificate,
Registration

Question 19

FAR 91.205

Answer 19

Instrument and equipment VFR Day

Question 20

AAV1ATE

Answer 20

Airworthiness Directive
Annual Inspection
VOR 91.171
100-hr inspection
Altimeter 91.411 (every 24 months)
Transponder 91.413 (every 24 months)
ELT 91.207 (every 12 months)

Question 21

What is minimum safe altitude over a congested area?

Answer 21

1000 ft above the tallest obstacle with horizontal radius of 2000ft.

Question 22

What are the regulations concerning supplemental oxygen.

Answer 22

-Cabin pressure above 12,500 for move than 30 min. flight crew must be supplied
-Cabin pressure 14,000 crew must use oxygen
-Cabin pressure 15,001 crew and all occupants must be provided with oxygen

Question 23

To be eligible for basic med, must have held or hold a valid medical certificate after July 2006
T or F

Answer 23

T

Question 24

Which aircraft are required to have 100 hour inspections

Answer 24

All aircraft under12,500 lbs used to carry passengers for hire. All aircraft used for flight instruction.

Question 25

What are special flight permits, when are they necessary.

Answer 25

May be issued for an aircraft that may not meet airworthiness requirements but is capable of safe flight. Given through the FSDO.

Question 26

Do regulations require pilots to provide a pre-takeoff safety brief.

Answer 26

Yes. No pilot can takeoff unless the PIC ensures that everyone on board is briefed on how to buckle up.

Question 27

You're planning a cross-country flight. Does the data provided by commercial/ third party vendors satisfy 91.103?

Answer 27

Pilots should be aware that weather provided by other sources than NWS/FAA may not meet quality control standards.

Question 28

FLAPS

Answer 28

VFR night Fuses Landing lights Anti-collision lights Position lights Source of power

Question 29

What are the pilot eligibility requirements for PPL?

Answer 29

1. Be at least 17 2. Be able to read, speak, write english 3. Hold at least a third class medical 4. meet applicable aeronautical experience 5. pass required knowledge and practical test

Question 30

ATOMATOFLAMES

Answer 30

Airspeed indicator Tachometer Oil pressure gauge Manifold pressure gauge Altimeter Temperature water cooled Oil Temp Fuel gauge Landing gear position indicator Anti-colision lights Magnetic compass ELT Safety belts

Question 31

61.23

Answer 31

Medical Certificates requirements and duration 1st less than 40 12 months more than 40 6 months 2nd less than 40 12 months more than 40 12 months 3rd less than 40 60 months more than 24 months

Question 32

68

Answer 32

Basic Med -Medical education course -medical exam -medical checklist Limitations -less than 6 passengers -less than 18,000 MSL -Inside USA -less than 250 knots

Question 33

91.213

Answer 33

Inoperative instruments and equipment

Question 34

An approved chair type parachute may be carried in an aircraft for emergency use if it had been packed by an appropriately rated parachute rigger within the preceding

Answer 34

180 days

Question 35

What requirements must be met to fly under Basic Med

Answer 35

Hold current drivers license Hold med certificate after July 14 2006 Answer CMEC (checklist) Get physical by physician and have answered CMEC Take basic Med online education course

Question 36

With respect to airmen, what are the categories of aircraft?

Answer 36

Airplane, rotorcraft, glider, lighter than air

Question 37

91.3

Answer 37

Responsibility and authority of the pilot in command -PIC of an aircraft is final authority -In an inflight emergency PIC can deviate from any rule -If PIC deviates from a rule, may be asked to send in written report upon request

Question 38

What must be reported to the NTSB for aircraft with airborne collision system (ACAS)

Answer 38

complying with an ACAS resolution advisory while on an IFR flight plan to advert a collision

Question 39

61.113

Answer 39

Private Pilot Privileges and limitations -cannot carry passengers for hire -may be compensated for flight if incidental to business -may not pay less than pro rata share fo flight -may fly for charity -may be compensated for search and rescue -must have 200 hrs to be salesman -may tow glider -PIC in production flight test -PIC with Basic Med