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What is section 3 of the POH?

What are emergency procedures?

100
What is the term for “holding out of a willingness to transport persons or property from place to place for compensation”
What is holding out
100
The metar reports 4500 overcast, and field elevation is 600 feet, the maximum VFR alt to be legal is
What is 4600ft
100

What are the 3 components of an ILS?

What are localizers, Glideslope, Outermarker

100
What effect will carburetor heat have on the mixture?
What is an enriched mixture
200

What keeps the engine running even after turning off the battery master?

What is a magneto?

200
Medical certificate needed to exercise commercial privileges
What is a second class medical (valid for 12 calendar months)
200
When moist air passes over a cool surfaces because of wind, the type of fog produced is
What is advection
200

What are the limitations on a comm pilot if they do not hold an instrument rating?

What is cant fly at night, or more than 50nm miles

200
A downsloping runway does what to takeoff distance?
What is a decreased takeoff distance
300
The “I” in IO-360 stands for?
What is fuel injected
300

Five examples of operations that do not require air carrier(part 121) or commercial operations certification(part 135)

What are: (1) Student instruction; (2) Nonstop Commercial Air Tours (3) Ferry or training flights; (4) Aerial work operations, including— (i) Crop dusting, seeding, spraying, and bird chasing; (ii) Banner towing; (iii) Aerial photography or survey; (iv) Fire fighting; (v) Helicopter operations in construction or repair work (but it does apply to transportation to and from the site of operations); and (vi) Powerline or pipeline patrol; (5) Sightseeing flights conducted in hot air balloons; (6) Nonstop flights conducted within a 25-statute-mile radius of the airport of takeoff carrying persons or objects for the purpose of conducting intentional parachute operations.

300
You're at Los Angeles International airport (125' MSL) and it's a standard day (ISA). Approximately what altitude would you find a temperature of -1 degrees Celsius?
What is 8000ft msl
300
What is the GPS sensitivity in approach mode?
What is .3 Nautical Miles
300
What causes the need for rudder in a turn?
What is adverse yaw
400

Approximately how much power loss can you expect if using alternate air?

What is 10%

400
Does a pilot need supplemental oxygen flying at 14,650 ft. if the cabin pressure is 8,000 ft.
What is no
400

A cold front hits and the temperature drops severely. Are you now flying above or below the altitude indicated on the altimeter?

What is below
400
What is the range of an NDB compass locator
What is 15 Nautical Miles
400

What system does the Piper Archer have to counteract adverse yaw?

What are differential ailerons

500

Where in the plane is the ADC located?

What is behind the MFD

500

How can you fly parachute operations at night?

What is dropping a light from the plane prior to letting the jumpers jump (105.19)

500
As you arrive at the airport, you see this weather surrounding the mountains nearby. What AIRMET might you expect during a weather briefing?
What is Sierra
500

Is it legal to fly through an NSA airspace?

What is yes. (The FAA asks pilots not to fly through NSA zones but we legally can)

500

A cold front hits and the temperature drops severely. Are you now flying above or below the altitude indicated on the altimeter?

What is Below