Regulations - TABBED (INCOMPLETE)

Need to remember for ORAL EXAM

14 CFR means

Code of Federal Regulations for aviation and aerospace

14 CFR Part 1 =

Definitions and abbreviations (FAR(Federal Aviation Regulation)/AIM(Aeronautical Information Manual))

14 CFR Part 25 =

Certification of Aircraft
1. Performance Data 2. Aircraft Limitations

14 CFR Part 61 =

Certification of Flight Crewmembers, Flight Engineers, Ground Instructors (FAR/AIM)

14 CFR Part 65 =

Certification of Airmen other than Flight Crewmembers
(Student Notes) Subpart C = Dispatcher Certification

14 CFR Part 71 =

Regulation of Airspace (FAR/AIM)

14 CFR Part 73 =

Regulation of Special Use Airspace (FAR/AIM)

14 CFR Part 91 =

General Operating Flight Rules (FAR/AIM)

14 CFR Part 110 =

General Requirements

14 CFR Part 117 =

Flight and Duty Limitations (Rest Requirements)

14 CFR Part 120 =

Drug and Alcohol Testing Programs

14 CFR Part 119 =

Certification of Air Carriers and Commercial Operators (FAR/AIM)

14 CFR Part 121 =

Domestic, Flag, Supplemental Operating Flight Rules

14 CFR Part 129 =

Foreign Air Carriers Operating Rules

14 CFR Part 139 =

Certification of Airports

49 CFR Part 172 =

Dangerous Goods

49 CFR Part 175 =

Hazmat

49 CFR NTSB 830 =

Notification and Reporting of Aircraft Accidents

49 CFR Part 1544 =

Security

AIM 1-1-8 VOR Service Volumes

VOR: A ground-based radio navigation station that aircraft use to determine their position and navigate. Its usable range depends on its designated service volume.

The 4 Service Volume Types
D = DME
H = High 130nm range, max alt FL600
L = Low 40nm Range, max alt FL 180
T = Terminal max alt FL 120

AIM 5-1-8 Flight Plan - IFR Flights

Equipment Codes
Example filing code Q = R + RVSM R = RNP

14 CFR PART 1 Regulation 1.1 Operational Control:

with respect to a flight, means the exercise of authority over initiating, conducting or terminating a flight

14 CFR Part 65 Regulations 65.53 Eligibility Requirements: General

(a) to be eligible to take the aircraft dispatcher knowledge test, a person must be at least 21 years of age

(b) To be eligible for an aircraft dispatcher certificate, a person must
(1) Be at least 23 years of age:
(2) Be able to read, speak, write, and understand the English Language;
(3) Pass the required knowledge test prescribed by 65.55 of this part;
(4) Pass the required practical test prescribed by 65.59 of this part; and
(5) Comply with the requirements of 65.57 of this part.