FAR/AIM
IFR Essentials
Airport Operations
Weather
Aerodynamics
100

What is the maximum speed permitted below 10,000 MSL according to the FARs

What is 250 knots

100

What airspeed deviation must you report to ATC when on an IFR flight plan?

What is 10 knots or 5% of filed airspeed

100

What is he color of standard runway edge lighting?

What is white.


100

This airspace requires two-way communications and Mode C but no clearance to enter?

What is Class C

100

This aerodynamic force opposes thrust

What is drag.

200

What are the required fuel reserves according to the 3710?

What are 45 minutes of flight time after reaching alternate or 10% more than that required to reach alternate via destination.

200

What is the maximum altitude devation allowed under IFR flight?

300 feet


200

When must you hold short of an ILS critical area?

What is:

1. When instructed by ATC

2. Weather is below 800'/2 miles and aircraft on final approach at non-towered airport

200

This form of icing occurs when supercooled water droplets freeze instantly on impact, creating a rough, milky, opaque layer

What is rime ice


200

These are greatest when an aircraft is heavy, clean, and slow

What are wing-tip vortices

300

What is the minimum altitude a pilot must maintain over a congested area except for takeoff/landing

What is 1,000 ft above the highest obstacle within 2,000'

300

When are you not required to complete a procedure turn/holding in lieu of (HILO) portion of an approach?

What are: 

Straight In

"No PT"

Established in Hold

Radar Vectors to Final

Timed Approach

300

These lights are located on precision runways and delineate the optimal landing position.

What are touchdown zone lights.

300

This FAA weather advisory indicates potentially hazardous icing conditions not severe enough for a SIGMET

What is the AIRMET Zulu

300

This effect is due to the air that is trapped between the wing and the landing surface, as if there were an air cushion

What is ground-effect
400

This must be stated by ATC in order to meet all published altitudes on a STAR/SID

Descend/Climb Via

400

What is the minimum climb gradient required on departure according to the FAR/AIM?

What is 200 ft/nm

400

These lights alternate green and yellow when exiting a runway and all yellow when approaching a runway.

What are taxiway centerline lights. 

400

These minimums are required when your destination weather is unavailable or forecasted to be below approach minimums 1+/- hour of your arrival time.

What is 2000' or 400' above lowest compatible approach minimum

3 SM visibility

400

This refers to the initial tendency, or direction of movement, back to equilibrium. 

What is static stability

500

This is the order of precedence for routing during a lost communications scenario

What is:

1. Assigned route

2. Vectored

3. Expected

4. Filed

500

What are the requirements to continue an instrument approach below minimums: 

What are:

1. Continuous position for landing

2. Sufficient Flight Visibility

3. Runway Environment in Sight

500

The total distance of obstacle clearance from runway threshold provided by a PAPI

what is 3.4 miles

500

One in-flight condition necessary for structural icing to form is?

what is visible moisture

500

This force occurs when an aircraft is flying with a high AOA, the “bite” of the downward moving blade is greater than the “bite” of the upward moving blade. This moves the center of thrust to the right of the prop disc area, causing a yawing moment toward the left around the vertical axis

What is P-Factor

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