JEPPESEN PRIVATE PILOT STAGE III TEST PAPER
2026 QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS FULL
SOLUTION GRADED A+
◉ What speed are we limited to bellow 10,000 MSL. Answer: 250
knots
◉ What speed are we limited to at or bellow 2500 AGL or within
4nm of a Class C or D. Answer: 200 knots
◉ What speed are we limited to while flying in underlying Class B
airspace?. Answer: 200 knots
◉ Restricted Areas. Answer: Airspace with unusual, often invisible
hazards to aircraft (military). Need ATC clearance to enter.
Depicted on sectional.
◉ Prohibited Areas. Answer: Flights are prohibited
Depicted on sectional.
◉ Warning Areas. Answer: Similar to restricted areas, don't need
ATC clearance.
,Off the USA coast line.
Depicted on sectional charts.
◉ Military Operating Areas. Answer: Areas where military have
operations.
Contact FSS for updates and current ATC field for traffic.
Depicted on sectional and do not need clearance to get in.
◉ Alert Areas. Answer: Contain a high volume of pilot training or
unusual aerial activity.
Depicted on sectional, no clearance.
◉ Terminal Radar Service Area (TRSA). Answer: Airspace
surrounding designated airports where ATC provides vectoring,
sequencing, and separation on a full time basis for IFR and VFR.
◉ Military Training Routes. Answer: Low altitude, high speed
training. IR1234 (below 1500) IR123 (Above 1500).
◉ Temporary Flight Restrictions. Answer: Geographically-limited,
short-term, airspace restrictions.
Can get clearance to go through.
,◉ International Borders. Answer: Private Pilot PIC standard docs,
passengers passports, ARROW, Mode C transponder and Insurance
◉ Wildlife Refuges. Answer: 2000 above until authorization to land
◉ Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ). Answer: The area of
airspace over land or water, extending upward from the surface,
within which the ready identification, the location, and the control of
aircraft are required in the interest of national security.
◉ Who is responsible for maintaining the aircraft's airworthiness?.
Answer: The Owner
◉ Who is responsible for determining if an aircraft is airworthy?.
Answer: The PIC
◉ MARROWG. Answer: MEL
Air worthiness
Registration
Radio License (international)
pOh
Weight and balance
G-1000 manuel
, ◉ AV1ATE. Answer: Annual
VOR (30 days)
100 hr (rental/instruction)
Altimeter (24 months)
Transponder (24 months )
ELT
-12 months
-1/2 battery usage
-1 hour of continuous use
◉ What kind of inspections do we have at UND?. Answer: Approved
progressive plans
If we fail to complete an progressive plan, we have to do a whole
complete anual
◉ Who can authorize an aircraft to return to line after maintenance
has been performed on an aircraft?. Answer: Private Pilot after they
do preventative maintenance
◉ Examples of preventative maintenance?. Answer: Filling oil,
replacing hydraulic fluid, filling/changing tires
2026 QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS FULL
SOLUTION GRADED A+
◉ What speed are we limited to bellow 10,000 MSL. Answer: 250
knots
◉ What speed are we limited to at or bellow 2500 AGL or within
4nm of a Class C or D. Answer: 200 knots
◉ What speed are we limited to while flying in underlying Class B
airspace?. Answer: 200 knots
◉ Restricted Areas. Answer: Airspace with unusual, often invisible
hazards to aircraft (military). Need ATC clearance to enter.
Depicted on sectional.
◉ Prohibited Areas. Answer: Flights are prohibited
Depicted on sectional.
◉ Warning Areas. Answer: Similar to restricted areas, don't need
ATC clearance.
,Off the USA coast line.
Depicted on sectional charts.
◉ Military Operating Areas. Answer: Areas where military have
operations.
Contact FSS for updates and current ATC field for traffic.
Depicted on sectional and do not need clearance to get in.
◉ Alert Areas. Answer: Contain a high volume of pilot training or
unusual aerial activity.
Depicted on sectional, no clearance.
◉ Terminal Radar Service Area (TRSA). Answer: Airspace
surrounding designated airports where ATC provides vectoring,
sequencing, and separation on a full time basis for IFR and VFR.
◉ Military Training Routes. Answer: Low altitude, high speed
training. IR1234 (below 1500) IR123 (Above 1500).
◉ Temporary Flight Restrictions. Answer: Geographically-limited,
short-term, airspace restrictions.
Can get clearance to go through.
,◉ International Borders. Answer: Private Pilot PIC standard docs,
passengers passports, ARROW, Mode C transponder and Insurance
◉ Wildlife Refuges. Answer: 2000 above until authorization to land
◉ Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ). Answer: The area of
airspace over land or water, extending upward from the surface,
within which the ready identification, the location, and the control of
aircraft are required in the interest of national security.
◉ Who is responsible for maintaining the aircraft's airworthiness?.
Answer: The Owner
◉ Who is responsible for determining if an aircraft is airworthy?.
Answer: The PIC
◉ MARROWG. Answer: MEL
Air worthiness
Registration
Radio License (international)
pOh
Weight and balance
G-1000 manuel
, ◉ AV1ATE. Answer: Annual
VOR (30 days)
100 hr (rental/instruction)
Altimeter (24 months)
Transponder (24 months )
ELT
-12 months
-1/2 battery usage
-1 hour of continuous use
◉ What kind of inspections do we have at UND?. Answer: Approved
progressive plans
If we fail to complete an progressive plan, we have to do a whole
complete anual
◉ Who can authorize an aircraft to return to line after maintenance
has been performed on an aircraft?. Answer: Private Pilot after they
do preventative maintenance
◉ Examples of preventative maintenance?. Answer: Filling oil,
replacing hydraulic fluid, filling/changing tires
