Required age to hold ATPL
Allows you to fly using only instruments in IFR/IMC conditions.
What is an instrument rating?
This is the age that you must be to be rated in an air balloon for private pilots.
What is 16 years old?
This is the minimum total flight time required under Part 61 to be eligible for a Commercial Pilot Certificate.
What Is 250 hours?
This certificate allows a pilot to give flight instruction for money/ compensation
What is a Certified Flight Instructor Certificate?
Required hours to hold ATP
What is 1500 hours total, 500 hours XC, 100 hours night flying, 250 hours PIC, 75 hours instrument, 50 hours in class of airplane (ME, SE, ect.) (any answer count)
Hold a PPL, know English, log and complete ground training from a CFI, and pass the required knowledge test.
What are the requirements to get an instrument rating?
This pilot may fly PIC for a non profit institute.
What is a Private Pilot.
Part 61 requires 100 hours of this category of flight time, demonstrating command authority and decision‑making.
What Is Solo Flight?
This endorsement is required before a student may fly solo
What is a student pilot solo endorsement?
Difference between R-ATP and Unrestricted ATP
Lasts for 60 months under 40, 24 over 40, and allows you to exercise privileges of a private or recreational license.
What is a Third-Class Medical?
A private pilot may hold this number of passengers.
What is 6 passengers.
To qualify for a commercial certificate, you must log at least 10 hours of this type of training in a complex, turbine‑powered, or technically advanced aircraft.
What is Cross Country?
What medical certificate is required to exercise CFI privileges
What is a third class medical?
Required hours for R-ATP
What is 1000-1250 hours?
Lasts for 12 months for both under 40, 6 over 40, and allows you to exercise privileges of an ATPL
What is a First-Class medical?
What is the max speed for a private pilot.
What is 250 knots?
Before taking the commercial checkride, you must be at least 16 years old and able to read, speak, write, and understand English.
What is Eligibility/Requirements?
What document must be kept by the instructor and show training and endorsements
What is a logbook or training record?
Uses for unrestricted ATP
What is ability to act as PIC for scheduled airlines, hold charter operations, and fly for corporate departments?
(any answer counts)
Lasts for 12 months for both over and under 40 years old, allows you to exercise privileges of a commercial license
What is a Second-class medical?
What is the only way a private pilot could charge a passenger.
What is paying for gas
Commercial applicants must complete one 300‑NM cross‑country with a landing at an airport at least 250 NM from the original departure point.
What Is Long Cross Country?
Minimum hours a CFI must give before recommending a student for a practical test
What is 3 hours within 2 preceding months?