Thrust commercial class 6 mock stage 1

Does the paper copy (temp cert) of your pilot’s cert expire?

yes, after 120 days. You would have to talk to a DPE or Thrust to renew it.

can you fly cargo at night or 50nm away from airport without instrument rating for commercial operations

yes, just not pax

what can you do using commerical cert without a 2nd class medical?

only flight instruct or be a DPE

when do you need to carry your logbook with you?

only for student pilot solos

what can sub a BFR?

wings for ground

checkride for flight + ground

does your 90 day night pax currency count if you stop and go on the same runway?

yes—no need for a lap in the pattern or full stop taxi back—just full stop.

what kind of night is pax currency?

do you need a full hour of ground and flight for endorsements?

technically not

can you take off without the g1000 manual copy in flight?

yes—as long as you have it digitally

where do you get the radio operator license? cost?

the FCC, $40

what is Vso

45

what is Vs1

50

what is Vso?

45 (Vso = stuff out)

noise abatement zone is an example of

an airport advisory sign

what gas does our plane take? what color is it?

100ll or 100 green or blue

what color is jet a?

clear or straw colored

if you are overflying the 100 hour, do you need to call the FSDO for a special flight permit?

no, just go. essential crew only

can you add oil to the plane

not specified per 43a, but, yeah why not

what reg is preventative maintenance?

part 43A

where do you find known delays

nasstatus.faa.gov

when is fuel turquoise colored?

if it is mixed or blended

when is an alternate required for IFR flight

always, unless conditions are 2000ft ceilings and 3sm visibility one hour before and after

when is an alternate required for VFR flight

it isnt—only 91.169 for IFR

R13/3000P6000 means

RVR for rwy 13 is from 3000 to plus 6000

PK WND 35041/0254 means

Peak winds from 350 41kts

CIG

ceiling

P0100 means

precip in the last hour on the runway is 01.00 inches

LTGICCGCACC means….

lightening in cloud from cloud to ground to ATMOSPHERE

what does OHD mean in a metar

it is directly above airport

distant vs vicinity vs overhead

10+nm distant, 5-10nm v, 5nm is overhead

types of cloud coverage

few, scattered, broken, overcast

are few and scattered ceilings?

no, only broken and overcast are ceilings

are you IFR or VFR if you are below 3sm visibility but have 1000ft ceilings?

IFR—only need one

showery vs steady precip

showery is for cold fronts, steady is for warm fronts

benefits of a high pressure system?

better plane performance because air is more dense

stay ______(above/below) a low pressure system

below (because it moves up)

stay (above/below) ______ a high pressure system

above (because is moves downward)

what has stronger winds, a high or low pressure system?

high pressure

steady vs showery rain?

showery is on and off, steady is a light drizzle

what is an ils critical area sign an example of?

a mandatory airport sign

warm vs cold occluded front

warm is worst because you risk EMBEDDED thunderstorms

2 types of thunderstorms

embedded and isolated

when would you see an embedded thunderstorm

in a warm occluded

when are winds parallel to the isobars

2000

below a bravo shelf, the airspeed limit is

200kts

mode A transponder gives you what?

just a squak code (4096 code)

mode C transponder gives you what?

code and altitude

mode S transponder gives your…?

callsign and groundspeed

what does ADSB stand for

automatic dependent surveillance broadcast

can you see a plane without ADSB if you have FIS-B

yes

do you need ADSB out below a charlie?

no, but you do when flying above it

do you need a mode C transponder in a delta?

depends. Yes, if you are within the mode C veil

surface echo within a vingette goes up to how many feet

surface, then vingette starts at 700agl, then normal is 1200agl

why do visibility limits change above 10,000

faster speed limit

above 10,000ft, what equipment do you need? do you need 2 way radio coms?

mode c transponder, adsb out, NO NEED for

why are they called flight levels beginning at class alpha?

because everyone sets their altimeter to 29.92

VSM begins at what flight level and what does it stand for

vertical separation minima, begins FL180

where do you have RVSM tracks?

over FL180 and over the ocean

speed limit within 4nm of a charlie or delta

200kts

do you need to be instrument current to fly in class alpha?

yes because you file an ifr flight plan

golf clearances at night?

3152

golf clearances above 1200AGL

1152

golf clearances below 1200AGL

1sm and coc

spencer nolf nrq airport is a

weird 8 pointed star layout