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Controlled FL180 to FL600 Not on sectional chart Must be IFR IFR only |
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Controlled: ATC must say "cleared to enter class Bravo" SFC - 10,000' MSL Solid blue rings Private pilot or student with endorsement VFR + IFR, 2 way radios, Operable mode C 4096 |
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Controlled, Tower SFC - 4000' AGL 2 rings, 5nm sfc-4000', 10nm 1200'-4000' Magenta Student 2 way radios, Mode C 4096, Must hear tail # |
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Controlled, Tower One ring, 4.3 nm radius up to 2500' AGL Dashed blue ring Student 2 way radio, contact w/tower |
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Uncontrolled, CTAF 14,500' MSL and up to 17,999' MSL (East of Mississippi 1200' AGL and up) Blue shade --> E starts at 1200 AGL Magenta Shade --> E starts at 700 AGL Dashed line --> E starts at SFC Student N/A entry |
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Uncontrolled Blue class E Not depicted Student N/A entry |
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Required Documents to get cert? |
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Pilot's certificate, photo ID, Medical |
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FAA Knowledge Exam - Valid for 2 years FAA Practical exam (checkride) within 60 days or training |
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Certificates you can get? |
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Student Rec/Sport Private Commerical ATP |
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Age Requirements for different certs? |
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Student: 16 y/o (14 for glider/balloon) Private: 17 Commercial: 18 CFI: 18 ATP: 23 |
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IFR, multi engine, instructor |
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Offenses/ Refusals regarding drug testing? |
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Revocation/suspension, denial of application for up to a year |
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120 days valid, expires 1. denial of cert, 2. receipt of permanent cert, 3. 120 days |
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Duration of Cert before review? |
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Student: 24 months Pilot: no exp date (must meet currency regulations) CFI: 24 months Ground instructor: none |
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Medical and what cert requires what? |
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1st: ATP 2nd: comm 3rd: private, rec, student, cfi |
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Duration of Medical certs? |
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1st: 12 calendar months under 40 y/o (6 months over 40 y/o) 2nd: 12 calendar months 3rd: 5 years under 40 (24 months over 40) |
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Fax copy from FAA valid 60 days |
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~1 hour of flight and ~1 hour of ground every 24 months |
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Day: every 90 days, 3 landings for passengers (in same category, class, and type of aircraft). Full stop for tailwheel.
Night: every 90 days, 3 FULL-stop landings 1 hr after sunset to 1 hr before sunrise |
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Student Pilot Restrictions? |
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No passengers, not for hire, not for business, visibility 3sm DAY, 5sm NIGHT. |
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Certification of Airmen vs. Certification of Aircraft |
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Airmen Categories --> airplane, glider, rotorcraft, lighter-than-air Classes --> sing engine land, multi land, single water, multi water, gyroplane, held, airship, free balloon
Aircraft Categories --> Normal, utility, transport, acrobatic, limited, restricted provisional Classes --> airplane, rotorcraft, glider, balloon, landplane, seaplane |
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Final authority, may deviate from FAR in emergency, determine airworthiness |
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Placards and markings, POH accessible, No careless or reckless operations |
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Precautions to not injure people/property |
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Yes, if they do not interfere with systems |
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weather reports, fuel requirements, alternative airports, known atc traffic delays, RUNWAY LENGTHS, TAKEOFF/LANDING distances. |
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Crewmembers: shoulder harness takeoff/landing (always lap belt) Passengers: taxi, takeoff, landing |
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No collision hazard Prior arrangement Cannot carry passengers |
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Distress Balloon Glider Airship Powered Parachute Aircraft
Head on: alter to right Overtaking: overtaken aircraft has right of way Landings: aircraft on final has right of way, lower altitude |
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10,000' and below: 250 kts 2,500' and 4 miles of Class C or D airport: 200 its VFR corridor or underneath shelf of class B: 200 kts Can operate at other safe speed |
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Anywhere: allow for safe emergency landing Congested: 1,000 AGL over highest obstacle within 2,000' of the aircraft Other than congested: 500 AGL |
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Must be set to current report within 100 nm of aircraft No radio - elevation at departure airport
ABOVE FL180... Set to 29.92 |
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Can't deviate from clearance unless.. 1. emergency 2. response to a TCAS alert
Notify ATC ASAP, might need to submit report 48 hours |
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Color.......Surface......Flight Steady Green --> Cleared for takeoff --> cleared to land Flash Green --> cleared to taxi --> return for landing (followed by steady at proper time) Steady red --> stop --> give way and continue circling Flash red --> Taxi clear of runway --> airport unsafe, don't land Flash white --> return to ramp --> N/A Alternating red/green --> extreme caution --> extreme caution |
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High Barometric Pressure? |
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NOTAM is > 31.00" Hg No one may operate aircraft without waiver by admin |
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Fuel Requirements (day and night? |
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Tail # Type of aircraft Departure time Name and phone/address of PIC Departure/Arrival Points Alt airports number of souls fuel on board route |
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3 sm vis 500 below, 1000 above, 2000 horizontal |
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3 sm vis 500 below, 1000 above, 200 horizontal |
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< 10,000 MSL: 3 sm, 500 below, 1000 above, 2000 horizontal => 10,000 MSL: 5 sm, 1000 below, 1000 above, 1sm horizontal |
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<= 1,200 AGL: Day: 1 sm, clear of clouds Night: 3 sm, 500 below, 1000 above, 2000 horizontal
>1,200 AGL, <10,000 MSL: Day: 1 sm, 500 below, 1000 above, 2000 horizontal Night: 3 sm, 500 below, 1000 above, 2000 horizontal
>10,000 MSL: 5 sm, 1000 above, 1000 below, 1 sm horizontal |
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ATC clearance, clear of clouds, 1sm vis Night SVFR: IFR pilot, instrument-equipped |
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What altitude does VFR Cruising altitudes start? |
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AROW Airworthiness Registration Operating manual/limits Weight and balance |
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Required Instruments (Day)? |
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TOMATO FLAMERS Tachometer Oil Pressure Manifold pressure (alt engine) Altimeter Temp Gauge Oil Temp
Fuel Gauges Landing gear indicator (if retractable) Airspeed indicator Magnetic direction indicator (compass) ELT Red/White anti-collision beacon Seat belts |
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Required Instruments (Night)? |
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FLAPS
Fuses Landing light (if for hire) Anti-collision (strobes) Position lights (nav lights) Source of electricity (alternator/generator) |
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Inspected every 12 calendar months Change batteries if... 1. more than 1 hour 2. 50% battery life gone 3. Expiration 12 months passed |
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Day: anti-collision Night: position and anticollision |
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12,500-14,000' MSL: crew must use oxygen if flight >30min >14,000' MSL: crew must use oxygen at all times >15,000' MSL: passengers must be provided with oxygen |
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When do you need transponder? |
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A,B,C Airpsace Within 30 nm of class B Above B or C ceiling >=10,000' MSL |
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Special Transponder Codes? |
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1200: VFR 7500: Hijacking 7600: Lost comm 7700: emergency 7777: military interceptor |
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Where is aerobatic flight unauthorized? |
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1. congested 2. assembly of people 3. B,C,D,E of airport 4. within 4 nm of centerline of victor airway 5. below 1500' AGL 6. visiblity <3sm |
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When are parachutes required? |
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intentionally exceeding 60 degree bank/30 degree pitch packed within 180 days |
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Airworthiness inspections? |
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AVIATE
Annual - 12 calendar months VOR - 30 days (if using for IFR) 100 hour (tach) - for hire Altimeter/Pitot Static - 24 calendar months Transponder - 24 calendar months ELT - 12 calendar months |
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Maintenance Records must include? |
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Description of work, date of completion, signature, cert number of person approving return to service |
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