Weight and Balance
National Airspace
Navigation and flight planning
Endorsements
Airplane Flight controls
100

This is the the total moment divided by total weight

The Center of Gravity

100

Bravo airspace typically ends at this altitude

10,000' MSL

100

Navigation by reference to landmarks or a checkpoint

Pilotage

100
This is required after the deficiencies have been reviewed on an airman knowledge test

A2

100

Ailerons, Elevator, and Rudder

Primary Flight Controls

200

This loading will cause a heavier feeling and consequently slower airplane 

Forward CG or Forward loading

200

The normal Altitude and radius of Delta airspace

2,500' AGL and 4 nm

200

TAS corrected for wind

Ground speed

200

49 CFR 1552.7(a)1 requires this

Proof of us citizenship

200

The most popular type of flap (increases lift more than 2 other types of flaps)

Slotted Flaps

300

The formula for shifting weight

weight to be shifted/total weight = Change in CG/Distance weight is shifted

300

This is required over FL240

GPS or VOR with DME

300

The 5 C's of lost procedures

Climb, Communicate, Confess, Comply, Conserve

300

The required endorsements for a commercial Rotor pilot transitioning to a commercial ASEL pilot

What are A76, A78, and A1

300

Small portion of a flight control that moves the entire control surface

Servo Tabs

400

A location in the aircraft identified by a number designating its distance from the datum

Station

400

This special use airspace area is not depicted on chart supplements

Controlled Firing Area

400

This regulation requires familiarity with weather reports and forecast for the flight

14 CFR 91.103

400

This must be performed by a CFII per 14 CFR 61.57(d)

an Instrument Proficiency Check

400

Elevator is mounted above most effects of prop downwash on this type of tail

T-Tail

500

This regulation establishes requirements of weights and CG's an aircraft may be safely operated

14 CFR 23.2100

500

The year that the FAA started to require ADSB-out in all A,B, and C airspaces

2020

500

The Altitude at which a LOW (VL) VOR can transmit to

18,000'

500

14 CFR 61.183(i)(1) regulates this for flight instructors

Spin training regulation for CFI's

500

The "All Moving Tail"

Stabilator

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