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The ____ regulates aviation in the U.S

FAA (federal avaition administration)

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the FAA is under the

department of transportation

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laws concerning aviation are found in title ____ of the Code of Federal Regulations

14

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section 1 of the code of federal regulations concerns

definitions and abbreviations

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section 43 of the code of federal regulations concerns

maintenance, preventative maintenance, rebuilding and alteration

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section 61 of the code of federal regulations concerns

certification of pilots, flight instructors, and ground instructors

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section 91 of the code of federal regulations concerns

general operating and flight rules

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section 141 of the code of federal regulations concerns

pilot schools

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what are advisoty circulars

information published by the FAA to provide guidance for aviation regulations

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what section do you find the regulations of responsibility and authority of pilots in command

91.3

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what section of title 14 states what documents you must have as pilot in command

61.3

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what documents must you have as pilot in command

pilot certificate, medical certificate, government id

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what section of title 14 clarifies pilot certificates

61.5

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what certificates are there (6)

student pilot, sport pilot, recreational pilot, private pilot, commercial pilot, airline transport pilot

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what are the two instructor certificates

flight instructor, ground instructor

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what are pilot certificate rating grouped based upon

category, class, and type

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an aircraft category is based off of give 2 examples for clarification

general flight characteristics, airplane and glider

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an aircraft class is based off of give 2 examples for clarification

propulsion, landing, and engine configuration, single engine land and multiengine land

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an aircraft type is based off of

the most specific designation that identifies a made and basic model of aircraft

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which aircrafts require a type rating

large aircraft, turbojet powered airplanes, and others specified by administrator

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what certifications are required for a pilot certificate

aeronautical experience and eligibility requirements, pass a knowledge test, pass a practical test

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when getting a pilot certificate the practical test will be conducted by a

designated pilot examiner (DPE)

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to add another category to your pilot certificate you need to do everything but

pass a knowledge test

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to add another class to your certificate you only need to pass a

practical test

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what aircrafts require ground training, flight training, anf a one time endorsement from an authorized instructor

complex airplanes, high performance airplanes, high altitude and tailwheel

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what makes complex airplane

retractable landing gear, flaps, and controllable pitch propellor

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what makes a high performance airplane

more than 200 horsepower

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what makes a high altitude airplane

pressurized aircraft with service ceiling or maximum operating altitude of 25,000 whichever is lower

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what is a tailwheel

when the third wheel is near the back of the plane not the front

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what are the 4 characteristics to know about the FAA knowledge test

multiple choice, 3 possible answers, computerized, 70 percent is a pass

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what are the three outcomes of a practical knowledge test

pass, fail, and letter of discontinuance

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if you fail a practical knowledge test what happened

you have to do additional training and try again

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training may be preformed under 14 CFR_____ or 14 CFR_____

141, 61

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what is the difference between training 14 CFR 141 and 14 CFR 61

141 has more oversight, follows FAA approved TCO, regular inspections and evaluations, and qualifies pilots for a restricted airline transport pilot certificate at 1000 hours instead of 1500

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if you have a basic med certificate you can use your ______ instead of a medicalexam

drives license

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with basic med you must have previouslt held a medical certificate after

july 14 2006

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can you have been denied a medical test and still get a basicmed

no

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with basicmed you must complete an online medical course every

24 calendar months

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with basicmed you must receive a comprehensive medical exam from any physician every

48 calendar months

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how many occupants can you have in the plane with a basicmed

7

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what is the max liftoff weight with a basic med

12,500

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what is the total msi with a basicmed

18000

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can you go outside the US with a basicmed

no

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what is the max airspeed with a basicmed

250 knots

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one thing to remember regarding emergencies and and being pilot in command is, but

you can deviate from any ATC clearance or instruction in an emergency, you must provide a written report

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what section clarifies preflight action

91.103

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collision avoidance is the responsibility of

all pilots

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aircraft in distress have

right of way over all other aircrafts

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if converging head on all parties

veer to the right

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if overtaking

the aircraft being overtaken has right of way

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if overtaking pass

to the right

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if two aircrafts are approaching landing the ______ has the right of way

lower altitude

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aircraft on_____ have a right of way over _______

approach, aircraft on the surface

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if aircrafts are converging the sequence of the right away goes from give example

least mobile to most mobile, balloons to airplanes

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section 91.17 clarifies

drug/alcohol rules

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what 3 things lead to suspension of certificate or denial of application for up to one year

conviction or narcotics offense, violation of 91.17, conviction or denial of liscense application for DUI/DWI

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if you are convicted of a DWI/DWI you must

provide a written report to the FAA within 60 days

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which section tells you must notify the FAA of address change

61.60

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can student pilots operate for compensation or hire

no

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can students carry property for compensation or hire

no

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can private pilots be in command of an aircraft

yes

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can private pilots carry passngers

if you have that rating, class, and type

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can private pilots operate or carry things for compensation or hire

no

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to act as pilot in command uou must have had a flight review within the preceding _____

24 calendar months

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with a private pilots to carry passengers you must have preformed _______ within the preceding 90 days as sole manipulator of the flight controls

3 takeoffs and landings in the same category class and tyupe

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with private pilots to carry passengers you must not fly them

1 hour after sunset and 1 hour before sunrise

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what are the exceptions for compensation for private pillots

may not pay less than pro-rata share of operating expenses, and requires a bonafide purpose

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can private pilots act act PIC for charitable, nonprofit, or community event

yes

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do private pilots get reimbursement for search and resque

yes

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private pilots can act as salesmen if

they have 200 hours logged as pilot in command

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what section clarifies airworthiness

91.7

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what does section 91.7 clarify

you cannot fly anything if it is not airworthy and the pilot in command determines if it is airworthy

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what section is about general maintenance

91.403

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who is responsible for ensuring maintenance records have appropriate entries

the owner or operator

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what is requires in maintenance records

description of work preformed, date, and signature and certificate number of person approving maintenance

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can a pilot preform preventive maintenance

yes

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what is the acronym for required maintenance

Av1ates

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what does the A stand for in aviates acronym

annual inspection

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what does the V stand for in aviates acronym

VOR instrument check

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what does the 1 stand for in aviates acronym

100 hour inspection if for hire or instruction and provided by CFI

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what does the second a stand for in aviates acronym

airworthiness directives

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what does the t stand for in aviates acronym

transponder operation and accuracy

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what does the e stand for in aviates acronym

emergency locator transmitter operation and battery

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what does the s stand for in aviates acronym

static pressurization system and altimeter

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the 100 hour inspection is if

the aircraft is operating for hire or used in flight instrution

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can you overfly the 100 hour inspection and why

yes, to get to the place where it is supposed to be inspected

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if the transponder is used it must be inspected for operation within the preceding

24 calendar months

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the ELT must be inspected for correct operation within

12 preceding calendar months

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the ELT’s battery must be replaced or recharged after

one hour of cumlative use or ½ listed batter life

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the static pressurization system, altimeter instrument, and automatic pressure altitude reporting system is inspected for accuracy within

24 preceding calendar months

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what is the elt’s radio frequencies

121.5, 243.0 and 406 MHz

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when should the elt be tested

during the first five minutes of the hour

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what is the acronym for the required documents for airworthiness

AROW

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what does the A stand for with the required documents acronym

airworthiness certificate

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what does the R stand for with the required documents acronym

registration

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what does the O stand for with the required documents acronym

operating limiations

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what does the W stand for with the required documents acronym

weight and balance data

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what are the airworthiness certificate types

standard, special, experimental, restricted, primary, limited

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experimental certificate is _______ and can what are the limitations for carrying passengers

homebuilt or for research, cannot carry passengers property for compensation or hire or over densely populated areas

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with the restricted certificate you can fly only ________ and can you carry passengers for compensation or hire

for specified purposes, no