PAR Oral Checkride 1

Eligibility requirements for PAR Certificate?

1. Min 17 years old

2. Read speak, write, understand English

3. Minimum third class medical cert

4. Received require required ground, and flight training endorsements

5. Meet applicable, aeronautical experience require requirements

6. Pass the required knowledge and practical tests

   
   

Requirements to remain current as a PAR?

1. Within proceeding 24 months/2 years pilot must accomplish flight review in aircraft that the pilot is rated and receive logbook endorsement by authorize instructor

2. Three takeoffs and three landings within 90 days to carry passengers

3. If made these landings in a tail, will, it will also count for a tricycle your aircraft, but not vice versa

4. Three takeoff and three landings if operations began one hour after sunset and one hour before sunrise within 90 days

   
   

what are airmen category?

Broad classification of aircraft ex: Airplane, rotorcraft, glider

What are airman class?

A classification of aircraft within category having similar operating characteristics ex: Single engine land, multi engine land

Airmen type (rating)

A specific make and basic model of aircraft: Boeing 737, King air 350, Cessna 525

Are you required to log all of your flights?

No, only required to document used to meet requirements for a certification rating or flight review. But best practice to log everything. make sure you remain current.

• What to do to regain currency if their flight review is past 24 months?

• Must complete a new flight review

• Minimum one hour ground one hour flight training.

• Instructor will assess pilots knowledge

What other activities can a pilot accomplish that can substitute for a flight review?

• Earn a new certificate or rating

• Participate in FAA wings program (this involves completing specific knowledge and activities tailored to enhance safety)

Difference between being current and being proficient?

Current: Means pilot has accomplished the minimum FAA requirements within specific time and can exercise privileges of their Certificate. They are legal, but does not necessarily mean that they are competent to fly

Proficient: Pilot can conduct a flight with high degree of competence that requires the pilot to have wide range of knowledge and skills.

How does making personal minimum checklist reduce pilot risk?

Pre-established numbers can make it a lot easier to come to a smart diversity go/no go decision. Having that written set of personal minimum, makes it easier to explain, tough cancellations or diversion decision decisions to passengers

What to do if you are flying a new plane with avionics that you are not familiar with?

This has high risk potential. I Would not take that flight since I am unfamiliar with the equipment my workload is increased, and it decreases my situational awareness

How long to notify FAA airman certification branch of new address to continue to exercise privileges of a pilot cert?

30 days after the Date of move

What flight time can SIC log?

Only in a plane that requires more than one pilot by the aircraft type certificate Must hold the appropriate category class and instrument rating if required

How to use PAVE to minimize risk?

PAVE is an effective tool for mitigating risk and enhancing flight safety

P: Assess physical, mental, emotional readiness ex: Fatigue, illness, stress, and medication example may set personal minimum of eight hours of sleep before deciding to fly

A: Aircraft is the aircraft suitable improperly, equipped ex: Personal minimum one hour of fuel reserve

V: Weather to rain, external conditions. Personal minimum could be ceiling visibility crosswind components.

E: External pressure: Time constraints, passenger demands, personal commitments

What privileges and limitations ?

• No, PIC of plane carrying passengers or property for compensation or higher

• May not pay less than the prorate share of operating expenses with passengers

• May Act as PIC of a charitable nonprofit community event

• May be reimbursed for aircraft operating expenses, directly related to searching location operations

• May demonstrate aircraft and flight to a buyer if pilot is an aircraft sales person and has 200 hours

• May act as PIC of aircraft towing a glider or unpowered ultralight vehicle if met require requirements

• May act as PIC to conduct a production flight test in light sport aircraft intended for certification in the light sport category if requirements are met

What must pilot have in their physical possession or readily accessible in the aircraft?

Pilot certification

Photo identification

Medical certification

What is the definition of high-performance airplane and what must you do to act as PIC?

High-performance Has an engine of more than 200 hp

Received and logged ground in flight training in high-performance airplane or in flight simulator representative of a high-performance claim and have been found proficient by instructor

Received and logged one time endorsement and logbook from instructor who certifies you are proficient to operate high-performance plane

If you have some of the ratings to fly a certain plane, but your friend has all of the ratings you can log PIC time, but you cannot act as PIC

What is a complex plane and what must you do to act as PIC?

Play that has retractable, landing gear, flaps, and controllable pitch propeller

Received logged ground and flight training in complex, airplane or flight simulator and have been found proficient by instructor

Received one time endorsement in logbook for a complex plane

The same rules apply for a tail wheel aircraft

What requirements to be PIC of an aircraft towing a glider?

Hold at least private pilot certification

Minimum 100 hours of PIC time in aircraft category class and type

Receive ground and flight training in glider, towing operations from instructor

Obtain a logbook endorsement

Perform three actual or simulated glider toes in 12 months with a qualified pilot

Send a private pilot who does not have current medical or basic Med continue to fly?

Yes, under sports pilot certification since private pilot level certification is higher

Only need US drivers license and aircraft that meets sport pilot aircraft criteria

But if pilot was denied suspended or revoked medical certification, you cannot use drivers license. If medical was expired, you can still act as sports pilot

What kind of aircraft can sport Pilots fly

Weight shift controlled, powered parachute, gyroplane, single engine, land, and sea aircraft

Can NOT Fly plane that has VS1 speed more than 59 kts Seats must be limited to four. But only Fly with one passengerEven though plane has more seats

No weight limitations

Can sports pilot fly at night

Only if they met the training & endorsement requirements

Required to have current FAA medical or basic med

Can sports pilot fly retractable gear plane, manual controllable pitch propeller

If met training requirements received and logged flight training and received endorsement

What medical certificate required for Private pilot?

Hold Minimum third class medical

Under 40 good for 60 CM

Over 40 good for 24 CM

What can you do if Develop condition preventing medical certification?

Statement of demonstrated ability – soda to a person who condition is non-progressive and has been found capable of performing pilot duties without endangering public safety. Does not expire if condition has not adversely changed.

How long to wait if you take medicine that is on the do not fly list

Five dosage intervals after the last dose before flying

Ex: Take meds every eight hours 8×5= 40 Hours wait

Where find list of medical conditions that may disqualify you from getting a medical?

14 CFR parts 67/ 61

What requirements to fly under basic Med?

Valid current drivers license

Hold or have held valid medical certificate

Answer CMEC questions

Get physical exam by state physician every four years

Take basic med online course every 24 CM

What privileges and limitations apply in basic Med?

No more than six passengers

Takeoff weight not more than 12,500 LB

Fly plane that is authorized Carrie no more than seven occupants

Flight within US 250 kn or less at altitude 18,000 feet MSL

No compensation or hire

What required to maintain basic Med?

Have CMEC that shows recent physical exam within 48 months

Be sure you are being treated by physician for medical conditions that affect the safety of flight

Have course completion certificate issued by basic med training course within past 24 CM

If pilot does not have current medical, has not been denied one, and no basic med can they act as PIC

Yes, but operate as a sport pilot only need drivers license

Examples of medical conditions that are disqualifying temporarily

Respiratory infection, ear and sinus, Gastro, psychological, medication side

When must pilot report DWI or drug use?

Within 60 days of the action to FAA security and investigation division

In-flight emergency what authority responsibility does the PIC have?

PIC is final authority

May deviate from any rule in part 91 to meet that emergency

Upon request if you have to deviate send a written report to administrator

What does FAA considered careless or reckless operation of an aircraft?

Operate in aircraft in a careless or reckless manner to endanger life or property of another

What conditions can an object be dropped from the plane?

Cannot create hazard, two persons or property. It is not prohibited if reasonable precautions are taken to avoid injury or damage to persons or property.

Requirements of seatbelt for crew and passenger during the flight

Each person briefed on how to fasten it and fasting belt

Cannot move on the surface takeoff or land until everyone has been notified to fasten felt

What regulation apply in flying plane in close proximity ex formation flight

No person may:

Operate so close to create a Collision hazard

Must tell PIC of each aircraft in the formation

Carrying passengers for hire

Where is acrobatic flight prohibited?

Over congested area, city, town or settlement

Open air assembly of person

Lateral boundaries of BCD or E Airspace designated for an airport

Within four nautical miles of federal airway

Below altitude of 1500 feet AGL

Flight visibility less than three SM

Define acrobatic flight

Intentional maneuver involving abrupt changes in planes, attitude and abnormal attitude or abnormal acceleration not necessary for a normal flight

When are parachutes required on board?

Bank angle 60° or pitch of 30°

That doesn’t apply to flight test for pilot CERT or rating spins and other maneuvers require by any certification or ratings

Can you transport marijuana on board since it’s legal in certain states?

No federal government regulates, airspace, and prohibits pilot from carrying marijuana, narcotic drugs, and depressants or stimulants

What is charitable event, community event and nonprofit event?

Charitable event raises funds for the benefit of charitable organization

Community event raises, funds for the benefit of any local or community cause

Nonprofit means passenger carrying event that raises funds for the benefit of nonprofit organization recognized under the state or federal law. One of the organizations purpose is to promote aviation safety.