Pilot qualification & Airworthiness

Question 1

14 CFR Part 61

Answer 1

Pilot Certification

Question 2

Remain Current Requirements

Answer 2

Preceding 24 months: flight review & logbook endorsement

Carry passengers- preceding 90 days: 3 T/O Land full stop as sole manipulator of flight in same category, class, and type

Question 3

Pro Rata Share Expenses

Answer 3

Only fuel, oil, airport expenditures, rental fees

Question 4

Required in possession

Answer 4

Pilot Cert
Photo ID
Medical Cert

Question 5

Category

Answer 5

Class of aircraft
(Airplane, rotorcraft, glider)

Question 6

Class

Answer 6

Within a category
Single-engine land
Multi-engine land

Question 7

Type

Answer 7

Specific make and model of aircraft

Question 8

Develop a condition

Answer 8

Statement of Demonstrated Ability (SODA) can be granted by Federal Air Surgeons, no expiration

Question 9

Part 67

Answer 9

Standards for medical certification

Question 10

Requirements for obtaining medical certs found in

Answer 10

Part 61

Question 11

Basic Med Requirements

Answer 11

Valid US Driver License
Medical Cert
Comprehensive Medical Examination Checklist (CMEC)
Physical with physician who completes CMEC
Basic med online course

Question 12

Limitations BasicMed

Answer 12

No more than 5 passengers (and can’t fly a plane that would carry more)
Max take off 6K lbs
In US under 250 kts less than 18K MSL
Not fly for compensation or hire

Question 13

ARROWCE
Required on board

Answer 13

Airworthiness Cert
Registration Cert
Radio Station License
Operating Limitations
Weight & Balance Data
Compass Deviation Card
External Data Plate/Serial Number

Question 14

Airworthiness Certificate

Answer 14

FAA
A/C minimum design and manufacturing requirements
Safe operation
No expiration

Must:
Conform to type design AND be in condition for safe operation

Question 15

Standard Airworthiness Cert

Answer 15

White
Normal, utility, transport

Question 16

Special Airworthiness Cert

Answer 16

Pink
Restricted, limited category
Light sport

Question 17

Experimental airworthiness

Answer 17

Does not have a type cert or does not conform to it but is in safe condition

Question 18

Airworthiness Directives (AD)

Answer 18

FAA
Notice of unsafe conditions due to design defects, maintenance, other
Regulatory & Mandatory compliance

Emergency- immediate action
Less urgent- time specified

Question 19

Fly to another airport to fix AD?

Answer 19

Apply for special flight permit from FSDO or DAR

Question 20

Type Cert Data Sheet

Answer 20

FAA issues for new a/c or engine, lists specs, conditions, and limitations which airworthiness met

Question 21

Supplemental Type Cert (STC)

Answer 21

Major change to type design approved
Permanent records

Question 22

Aircraft Registration Cert

Answer 22

FAA Aircraft Registry
Expires 7 years last day of month

Question 23

Required tests & inspections
AAV1ATE

Answer 23

Annual (12 calendar)
ADs
VOR (30 days)
100-hour
Altimeter (24 cal)
Transponder (24)
ELT (12 or 1/2 battery)

Question 24

Who does annual inspections

Answer 24

A&P IA
Airframe & Powerplant tech with inspection authorization

Question 25

Part 91

Answer 25

General Operating & Flight Rules

Question 26

91.213

Answer 26

Pilot can legally fly with INOP equipment that meets
MEL removed or breaker pulled and placarded & under certain conditions without MEL if removed

Question 27

Required for VFR Day
ATOMATOFLAMES

Answer 27

Anti collision Lights
Tachometer
Oil Pressure Gauge
Manifold Pressure Gauge
Altimeter
Temperature Gauge
Oil Temp Gauge
Fuel Gauge
Flotation Gear
Landing Gear Position Indicator
Airspeed Indicator
Magnetic Direction Indicator
ELT
Safety Belt

Question 28

Required for VFR Night
FLAPS

Answer 28

Fuses (one spare set or three fuses of each kind)
Landing Light
Anti collision Light
Position Light
Source of Electrical Energy