Weather
What are the weather requirements for Echo?
What is 3,152.
For a pilot over the age of 40, how long is a Third-Class FAA Medical Certificate valid for recreational/private pilot privileges?
What is 24 months?
What is the lift equation? which parts can we control?
What is L=CL x 1/2 p V2 s.
What cruise altitudes do you fly when heading west?
What is Even thousand MSL +500?
When are non-rechargeable batteries of an emergency locator transmitter (ELT) required to be replaced?
What is when 1 cumulative hour or 50% of the useful lift has been used.
What are the weather requirements for Golf?
What is below 1,200 1sm COC and 1,152 above 1,200.
For a pilot under the age of 40, how long is a Third-Class FAA Medical Certificate valid for recreational/private pilot privileges?
What is 60 months.
What is the right of way regulation 91.113?
First an aircraft that is experiencing an emergency or is in distress has right of way.
If two aircraft are approaching each other head on, both will divert to the right.
If two aircraft are both heading to the same point the one on the right has right of way.
If an aircraft is overtaking another then the aircraft being overtaken has right of way.
For landing purposes the aircraft with the lower altitude has right of way
What cruise altitudes do you fly when heading East?
What is Odd thousand MSL +500?
91.205
What is
Airspeed indicator, Tachometer, Oil pressure gauge, Manifold pressure gauge, Altimeter, Temperature gauge, Oil temperature gauge, Fuel gauge, Landing gear position indicator, Anti-collision lights, Magnetic compass, ELT, Safety belts/shoulder harnesses
What is HCH's weather requirement for local solo flights?
What is 4 sm Vis and 2000 foot ceilings.
While flying cross-country at night, you spot an airport rotating beacon flashing alternating green and white light flashes. What kind of airport is this?
What is Civil Land Airports?
What are the Minimum safe altitudes?
What is
Anywhere- an altitude allowing you to glide to an emergency landing spot without causing hazards to persons or property on the surface.
Non Congested- 500 ft about the surface and any persons or obstacles.
Congested- 1,000 ft above the highest obstacle and 2,000 ft horizontal.
When you find an instrument broken how do you know if you can still fly without it?
What is
1-MEL
2-KOEL
3-91.205
4-AD's
(type certificate data sheet)
What is HCH's weather requirement for solo XC?
What is 5 sm Vis and 3000 foot ceilings.
How long is your aircraft registration good for?
What is 7 years.
If you were to squawk 7700, what does that translate to ATC?
When do you as the pilot need to start using supplemental oxygen?
If you've checked all the correct places and know you can fly with inop equipment, what do you do?
What is
Remove
Deactivate
Placard
What weather clearance does special VFR get you?
What documents are you required to have on your person on a solo?
What is
Photo id, Pilot license, endorsement and medical
What is the phonetic alphabet.
What is
What altitude do you need to provide passengers with Supplemental Oxygen?
What is 15,000 ft MSL.
How do you know if you can legally remove an instrument/equipment from the airplane?
What is reg CFR Part 43 preventative maintenance.