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100

Who has the final authority if it is safe to fly?

PIC

100

How fast can you go in Class Bravo? 

250 knots below 10,000 MSL

100

When approaching head on, who has the right of way and which direction should you go?

Each pilot of each aircraft shall alter course to the right

91.111

100

What color on the map shows congested areas and how high do you need to be from a congested area?

Yellow and above 1000 ft

100

What are the solo requirements as a student pilot

  • Aeronautical knowledge test (b)

  • Flight training (c )

  • Solo flight initial 90 days (n)

200

How many hours after having alcohol/drugs can you not fly and how much can you have in your system to fly?

  • No flying within 8 hours of alcohol

  • No influence (i.e. hungover)

  • BAC 0.04 or greater

  • Cannot bring intoxicated passengers

  • Must submit report to FAA within 4 hours

200

Can you still fly without an attitude indicator? Where can you check?

  • Yes you can. Check ATOMATOFLAMES 

200

What are the preflight actions that need to be obtained before a flight?

91.103

  • Notams - runway closures, taxiway closures

  • Weather

  • Known ATC delays - faa known atc delays

  • Runway length

  • Alternates

  • Fuel requirements - 30min day 45min night (FIT 1hr)

  • Takeoff landing data - TOLD card

200

What are the VFR weather minimums in class Delta?

3SM, 1000ft above clouds, 500ft below clouds, 2000ft away clouds

200

Where does class C airspace start and end?

surface to 4000ft above the airport elevation 
300

What is another medical you can have and what are the limitations

Basic Med

  • Never been suspended

  • Can be done by any physician w/ CME

  • No more than 5 passengers

  • Aircraft no more than 6 occupants

  • Takeoff weight no more than 6000lbs

  • only fly in US

  • fly below 250kts 18000 MSL

  • cannot fly for compensation/hire

  • Physical done every 48 months

  • redo online medical course every 24 calendar months

300

What are the required documents when you are preflighting? When does each one expire and how?

  • A - airworthiness

  • R - registration - expires every 7 years

    • Check for special registrations

    • Ways it can expires


      • Owner expires

      • Transfer of ownership

      • Cancel 

      • Illegal activities

      • Owner loses US citizenship

      • Aircraft is totaled

  • R - radio operator permit (never) & radio station license (10 years) 

  • O - operational limits

  • W - weight & balance

  • E - equipment list

  • Supplements - FLICES

    • FAA form 337 - documents alterations (Part 43 Appendix A)

    • Life-limited parts - specified in type design if it needs to be changed out

    • Inoperative equipment → 91.213

    • Compass deviation card

    • External data plate → birth certificate of plane

    • STC/Special Flight Permit - SFP allows unairworthy aircraft to fly for purpose of getting maintenance

300

What are the privileges of each medical certificate? 

61.23 - medical certificates

  • Under 40 y/o

    • 1st class - ATP privileges → 12 calendar months

    • 2nd class - commercial privileges → 12 calendar months

    • 3rd class - private pilot privileges/CFI → 60 calendar months

  • Over 40 y/o

    • 1st class - 6 calendar months

    • 2nd class - 12 calendar months

    • 3rd class - 24 calendar months

300

What are the inspections for the aircraft?

  • A - annual, every 12 calendar months

  • V - VOR, every 30 days (IFR)

  • 1 - 100 hour inspection (TAC time) / 50 hour for oil change

  • E - ELT, every 12 calendar months; battery, replaced when 50% of useful life or 1 hour of cumulative use

  • A - altimeter, 24 calendar months (IFR)

  • T - transponder, 24 calendar months

  • S - static, 24 calendar months (IFR)

300

What briefing can you request when you are planning a flight and you have not received a previous briefing or have not received preliminary information through online resources? who can you call

Standard briefing 

call 1-800-wx-brief

400

What are the limitations and privileges as a private pilot?

61.113

  • Cannot do

    • act as PIC for comp/hire or carry property/ppl

    • pay less than the pro rata share of operating expenses for a flight w/ passengers

  • Can do

    • act as PIC of an aircraft

    • can carry passengers

    • Comp/hire


      • flight is for that business only

      • doesn’t carry ppl/property

    • PIC for nonprofits 

    • reimbursed for search and rescue

    • do demos for aircraft (200 hrs min)

    • PIC for towing a glider (trained)

400

What do you need when flying to 15,000 ft?

  • Supplemental oxygen

  • 15,000ft - oxygen on the entire time; passengers are provided

  • 14,000ft - oxygen on the entire time

  • 12,500ft - after 30 min, need oxygen

400

What are the VFR cruising altitudes?

  • Altitudes applies when between 3000ft–18000 ft

  • 0-179° heading = odd thousands + 500ft

  • 180-359° heading = even thousands + 500ft

  • 500 for VFR, flat 1000s for IFR

400

How can you stay current as a private pilot? tell me the two things please

  • Flight reviews every 24th month 

  • To carry passengers, within 90 days, 3 takeoffs & landings, at night same thing, but with full stop

400

name each v speed and number for what we fly

name the 10 important ones

Vs0- stall speed in landing configuration 44

Vs1- stall speed clean or in specified configuration 50

Vr- rotation speed 55

Vy- best rate of climb 79

vx- best angle of climb 63

vfe- maximum flap extension speed 103

va- maneuvering speed 2440:11 1531:88

Vno- normal operating speed 126

Nne- never exceed speed 160

V glide- 73

cruise climb- 87

500

What is ADs?

  • Airworthiness directives (dynamic regulatory system on FAA)

    • Says what needs to be complied with (mandatory), sent from FAA

    • NPRM - not yet mandatory

    • Final - mandatory

    • Emergency - immediate grounding

500

For student pilot, what are the solo weather requirements?

Local pattern: Vis 5, ceiling 2000 ft

Local: vis 5, ceiling 2500 ft

XC: Vis 7, ceiling 2500 ft

Night: not authorized 

Sustained surface: 10, Crosswind 8, gust factor 5

500

What are the special use airspaces? tell me if you can enter them and what can be in them

Prohibited- not allowed please dont enter

Restricted- can enter with clearance perchance

Warning- can enter but be hazardous watch out lowkey

Military operations areas(MOA)- separates IFR traffic only VFR can enter 

Alert area- inform nonparticipating aircraft that there is high volume of pilot training or something. Be alert. responsible for collision avoidance

controlled firing- does not show up on the chart because it is a monitored airspace and will stop firing if they sport an aircraft. so you are chilling

500

If you owned an aircraft and your seats are lowkey busted can you fix them yourself? What's it called and give me other examples

Preventative maintenance 

add oil, hydraulic fluid, change window and lights

500

What liquid is inside of the magnetic compass?

Kerosene