FAA/FAR
Rules that apply to All areas of aviation including flight operations, construction of aircraft and training requirements.
What are the FAR"s (Federal Aviation Regulations?
First class, second class, and third class.
What are the classes of medical certificates?
FBO
What is Fixed Base Operator?
Must be 16 years old, read, speak, and understand the English language.
What are the requirements for a student pilot certificate?
Must be completed every 24 calendar months to act as pilot in command.
What is a flight review?
Contains the knowledge areas, risk management concepts, and technical flights skills that apply to each maneuver and procedure that you must demonstrate on your check ride.
What is private pilot certification standards (ACS)
This designee is certified to give FAA medical examinations and issue medical certificates.
What is an AME? (aviation medical examiner)
ACS
What is Airman Certification Standards?
Presolo and first solo, cross country and night , practical test/check ride preparation.
What is the typical private pilot training syllabus or program?
Three Takeoffs and Landings performed in the preceding 90 days in teh same category and class of airplane.
What are the recency requirements to carry passengers?
The place on an airport where you will likely find pilot training schools.
What are Fixed Base Operators (FBO's)?
This class of medical certificate is required in order to perform airline transport operations.
What is a first class medical certificate?
TSA
What is the Transportation Security Administration?
Seventy percent (70%) and 24 months.
What is the Private Pilot knowledge test and valid period?
This person is directly responsible for, and is the final authority as to the operation of that aircraft.
Who is the pilot in Command (PIC)?
This type of flight school is more regulated.
What are Part 141 Flight Schools?
This type of medical certificate will expire after 6 months if the pilot is over 40 years of age.
What is a first class medical certificate?
DPE
What is a designated pilot examiner?
17 years of age, complete specific training and flight time requirements described in the FAR's, pass a written knowledge test, and successfully pass a practical test (consisting of an oral test, pilot operations, and performing maneuvers).
What are the requirements for earning a Private Pilots certificate?
Single Engine (SE) land and sea,
Multi Engine (ME) land and sea
What are classes of aircraft in respect to Pilot certification?
This agency governs commercial and general aviation, private space flight, and the operation of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS).
What is the FAA ( Federal Aviation Administration)?
This type of medical certificate is required to perform commercial flight operations.
What is second class medical certificate?
CFI
What is Certified Flight Instructor?
Be 16 years old, receive the required endorsements in your logbook from a Certified Flight Instructor and possess a student pilot certificate and a medical certificate.
What are the requirements to solo an aircraft?
Category, Class, and Type.
How are aircraft organized for pilot certification?