Airworthiness
Traffic Patterns
Airport signs/markings
Takeoffs
Landings
100

Also known as a KOEL

Kinds of Equipment List

100

The typical traffic pattern altitude for turbine aircraft

500' feet above TPA or 1500'

100

Click this button between 3 and 7 times for pilot controlled lighting systems

Comms/radio

100

The axis the most be aligned on the centerline during a takeoff roll

Longitudinal

100

The type of stall most likely to occur on final when executing a go around

Elevator trim stall

200

These are mandatory, and can be issued for your Airframe, Engine, or Propeller.

Airworthiness Directives

200

You should fly no lower than this altitude when crossing midfield when planning to circle and enter the downwind of a traffic pattern 

500' above TPA or 1500'

200

also called REIL's

Runway end identifier lights

200

The best angle of climb speed

Vx

200

This is the normal glidepath 

3 degrees or 300' per nm descent

300

A tomato might have flames during the day but your airplane must also have this acronym, and what the letters mean, for night operations

FLAPS - Fuses, Landing lights, Anti collision lights, Position lights, Source of electricity (alternator)

300

The two things you should have when approaching possible wind shear

higher power and faster approach speed

300

When on proper glide path you will see which two colors on a VASI/PAPI

Red and White

300

Rotation speed in an aircraft

Vr

300

The roundout typically begins between these heights

10-20'

400

14 CFR 91.205 contains these three acronyms

ATOMATOFLAMES, FLAPS, GRABCARD

400

Turns to final should be no closer than this

1/4 mile

400

The color of runway edge lighting systems

White

400

This tendency is more prevalent on takeoff in tailwheel aircraft

Gyroscopic precession

400

Wing tip vortices move typically move laterally at these speeds when close to the ground

2-3 kts

500

According to this regulation: The PIC is directly responsible for and is the final authority to, the operation of the airplane

14 CFR 91.3

500

also know as LLWAS

Low level Wind shear alerting system

500

The difference in General Runway Markings on a runway that contains only a non-precision instrument approach vs. a runway with a precision instrument approach

Touchdown zone and side stripes

500

Grass can increase takeoff distance by this amount

15%

500

On Final approach the aircraft is below this and in the region of reverse command

L/D Max or minimum drag speed