Exam 1 Jeopardy

Pilot Qualifications

100

What is the Minimum Age required to obtain a commercial pilot Certificate?

18 Years Old

200

A flight review must consist of_____ and is required every____

1 hour ground, 1 hour flight, 24 calendar months

300

A 2nd Class medical privileges remains valid for

12 months

400

A commercial pilot without an instrument rating may not

Conduct flights carrying passengers at night or over 50 nm cross country for hire

500

To exercise commercial pilot privileges the pilot must hold this medical

2nd Class

Common/Private Carriage

100

The privileges of a commercial pilot are

Act as PIC or SIC carrying persons or property for compensation or hire

200

This is implied if you are willing to fly anyone and everyone

Holding out

300

The Aircraft limits to determine if the flight is Part 125 or Part 91

20 or more seats

payload is 6000lbs or more

400

The key difference between private carriage and common carriage is

Holding out/Advertising

*Common carriers serve the general public

*Private carriers serve specific clients

500

The main difference between Part 121 and Part 135 is 

If they are scheduled flights or not.

Part 121 flights are scheduled (Airlines)

Part 135 flights are not scheduled (Charters)

Weather

100

This AIRMET indicates Icing

AIRMET-Zulu

200

A Convective SIGMET is valid for

2 hours

300

When the winds aloft data shows “9900,” this means

Light and Variable winds, 5 knots or less

400

In regards to True North and Magnetic North, Winds aloft are always referenced to

True North

 Winds shown on a METAR, TAF, winds aloft table, or surface analysis chart are represented in true headings, whereas winds represented through an ATIS, AWOS/ASOS, or PIREP are in magnetic headings. A useful adage is that “If you read it, it must be true. If you hear it, it’s magnetic.”

500

This regulation states that a pilot must be familiar with current and forecasted weather reports for any flight

91.103

Air Worthiness

100

Which document must be displayed in the aircraft, so it is visible to passengers and crew?

Airworthiness Certificate

200

An Emergency Airworthiness Directive (EAD) must be complied with

Immediately

300

The "operating limitations" are in this section of the POH

Section 2

400

An Aircraft registration certificate is valid for

7 years

500

You can overfly a 100 inspection this number of hours to fly it to a place to perform the inspection

10

Other

100

A Technically Advanced Aircraft (TAA) must have

PFD, MFD, Two-Axis Auto Pilot

• Electronic Primary Flight Display (PFD)
  Must include at minimum:
  airspeed indicator, turn coordinator, attitude indicator, heading indicator, altimeter, and vertical speed indicator. [aopa.org]
• Electronic Multifunction Display (MFD)
  Must include a moving‑map using GPS navigation with aircraft position displayed. [aopa.org]
• Two‑axis autopilot
  Must be integrated with the navigation and heading guidance system. [aopa.org]
• Displays must be continuously visible, and the PFD and MFD may be on separate screens or combined via split-screen

200

For an aircraft to be considered "Complex"

Retractable Landing Gear, Moveable Flaps, Controllable Pitch Propeller

300

Part 125 and Part 91 operations are both

Private Carraige operations

400

This regulatory reference should be reviewed when flying with inoperative equipment.

14 CFR 91.205

500

This Advisory Circular provides guidelines for Common carriage and private carriage.

AC120-12A