K1 - Cert Reqs, Recent Flight Exp, and Record-Keeping

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What is the minimum age to become a private pilot according to 14 CFR 61.103?

17 years of age or older.

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What language proficiency is required to become a private pilot?

Must be able to read, speak, write, and understand English.

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What type of medical certification is required for a private pilot?

At least a 3rd-class medical or Basic Med if eligible.

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What is the minimum certification needed before becoming a private pilot?

Hold a Student Pilot Certificate, Sport Pilot Certificate, or Recreational Pilot Certificate.

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What is needed from an authorized flight instructor to become a private pilot?

Receive flight training and a logbook endorsement.

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What must a candidate pass to qualify as a private pilot?

A knowledge test (written exam).

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What do 14 CFR 61.109 regulations stipulate for Aeronautical Flight Experience?

Requirements to log specific flight hours.

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How many total flight hours are required to become a private pilot?

40 Hours Total Flight Time.

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What is the required amount of dual flight training hours to become a private pilot?

20 Hours Dual Flight Training.

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How many hours of Cross-Country Flight Training are required?

3 hours of Cross-Country Flight Training.

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What is the required night flight training for a private pilot?

3 hours of Night Flight Training, including one cross-country flight of over 100 nm and specific landing requirements.

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What night flight requirements must be met for a private pilot?

At least 10 take-offs and 10 landings to a full stop in the traffic pattern.

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How many hours of simulated instrument flight training are required?

3 hours of Simulated Instrument Flight Training.

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When should Practical Test Prep be completed relative to the check-ride?

Within the preceding 2 Calendar Months of the check-ride.

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How many hours of solo flight time must be logged?

10 hours Solo.

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What is required for the long solo cross-country flight for a private pilot?

At least 150 nm total distance and full stop landings at 3 distinct airports.

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What is required for takeoffs and landings at airports with control towers?

Three takeoffs and three landings to a full stop.

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What are the two types of currency as a private pilot?

Passenger Carrying-PIC Currency and PIC Currency.

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What needs to be done for Day Pax-Carrying Currency?

3 Take-Offs and Landings within the preceding 90 days.

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What time restrictions are there for Day Pax-Carrying currency flights?

One hour after sunrise to one hour before sunset.

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What aircraft conditions apply for pax-carrying landings?

Must be made in an aircraft of the same category, class, and type.

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What is the requirement for Night Pax-Carrying currency?

3 take-offs and landings within the preceding 90 days at night.

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For night flights, what is the time frame for flying?

One hour after sunset and one hour before sunrise.

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What must a pilot complete to act as PIC within the preceding 24 months?

A Flight Review with a check airman or certified flight instructor.

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What does a Flight Review consist of?

1 hour of flight reviewing maneuvers, and 1 hour of ground covering current operating rules.

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What can reset the Flight Review currency without completing a review?

Completing a practical/proficiency test for a pilot cert, rating, or completing phases of the WINGS program.

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What must be logged according to 61.51(a)?

Training time and aeronautical experience meeting cert, rating, or flight review requirements.

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Which flight experiences must be logged?

Aeronautical experience done to meet recent flight experience requirements (pax-carrying).

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What general information must be included in a logbook entry?

Date, Total Flight Time, Location, Type and identification of aircraft.

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What types of pilot experience or training should be logged?

Solo, PIC, SIC, Flight and Ground Dual, Training in FFS, Flight Training Device.

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What other conditions of flight must be documented?

Day/Night, Actual IMC, Simulated IMC (Hood Time), Night Vision Goggles.

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What can the pilot time described in this section be used for?

To apply for a certificate or satisfy recent flight experience requirements.

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What should a pilot do after changing their permanent mailing address?

Notify the FAA in Oklahoma within 30 days.

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Under which regulation must a pilot notify the FAA about a change of address?

14 CFR 61.60.

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What happens if a pilot fails to notify the FAA of an address change?

They may not exercise the privileges of any pilot certificate.

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How many takeoffs and landings must be completed in a tailwheel aircraft for currency?

Must be completed to a full stop.

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What categories must an aircraft belong to for pax-carrying landings?

Must be of the same category, class, and type.

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Can touch-and-go landings count towards passenger carrying currency?

Yes, if they are done in the designated time frame.

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What logbook entry is required for student flight time?

Training time logged when meeting requirements for certification.

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What is the applicability of the pilot time logged in the event of an aircraft accident?

It can be critical for verifying pilot competencies.

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What is the relevance of logging flight training done in a simulator?

It counts towards meeting flight experience requirements.

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What does 'Hood Time' refer to?

Simulated instrument flight training.

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What do you need to fulfill 61.51(b) log requirements?

Include General information, Type of pilot experience, and Conditions of flight.

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What is one condition that can qualify a flight review?

Completing one or more phases of the WINGS program.

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How can one meet passenger-carrying requirements?

By logging specific landings and takeoffs within the prescribed timeframe.

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What is the intent of 14 CFR 61 related to flight currency?

To ensure pilots maintain competency through regular flight experiences.

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In what conditions can pilots conduct night flights under 61.57?

They must meet specific takeoff and landing requirements.

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What must pilots do within two calendar months before a check-ride?

Complete practical test preparations.

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What documentation is necessary as proof of flight review completion?

The flight review must be logged within the pilot's logbook.

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What are the documentation requirements if a pilot operates an aircraft with a special class/type?

They must log experience in that specific aircraft.