CFI Oral Exam PILOT Exam Questions And Answers (Verified And Updated)

CFI Oral Exam PILOT Exam Questions And Answers (Verified And Updated) What does the TSA require before you start training a US student? A Foreign student? - answerUS- Must determine whether they are a citizen or a national before starting training. Foreign- Submit background information and receive clearance from the TSA before starting training. Who is required to complete security awareness training? - answerCFI or Ground instructor under Part 61, 141, or 142 Any other person employed by a flight school, including independent contractors. When must initial security awareness training be completed? - answerWithin 60 days of being hired. This training will be re-completed every twelve months. What is FAR Part 61? - answerPrescribes the requirements for issuing pilot, flight instructor, and ground instructor certificates and ratings, the conditions necessary and their associated privileges and limitations. What Certificates are issued under Part 61? - answerPilot Certificates, Flight Instructor Certificates, Ground Instructor Certificates What are the various ratings that may be placed on a pilot certificate? - answerCategory - Airplane, Rotorcraft, Glider, LTA Class - SEL, MEL, SES, MES Rotorcraft Class - Helicoptor, Gyroplane LTA Class - Airship, Balloon Type Ratings Instrument Ratings What are the various ratings that may be placed on a flight instructor certificate? - answerCategory -Airplane, Rotorcraft, Glider Airplane Class- Single Engine, Multi Engine Rotocraft Class- Helicopter, gyroplane Instrument Ratings- Instrument Airplane, Instrument Helicoptor A temporary pilot Certificate is good for how many days? - answer120 days How long does a flight instructor certificate last? - answerEffective only when a pilot has a current certificate. It expires 24 months after it is issued. What are the required medical certificates? - answerFirst class - ATP Second Class-Commercial Pilot Third Class-Private/Recreational/student/flight instructor When is a medical not required? - answerWhen acting as flight instructor while not acting as PIC When acting as a ground instructor When serving as an examiner/check airmen in a sim When taking a test or check in a sim When you lose or destroy an airmen certificate/medical or knowledge test report, what procedure should you follow? - answerAn application for replacement is made by letter to the FAA By obtaining a fax from the FAA confirming it was issued. This fax may be used as a certificate for 60 days. When is a type rating required? - answerTurbojet aircraft Any aircraft certified at or above 12,500lbs. What additional training is required to act as PIC of a complex airplane? - answerReceived and logged ground and flight training in a complex airplane or FTD Received a one-time logbook endorsement certifying proficiency What additional training is required to act as PIC of a high performance airplane? - answerReceived and logged ground training in a high performance airplane or FTD Received a one time logbook endorsement certifying proficiency. What additional training is required to act as PIC of a tailwheel airplane? - answerReceived and logged flight and ground training from an authorized instructor to include: normal and crosswind takeoffs and landings, wheel landings and go around procedures. To be eligible to take and FAA knowledge test what must an applicant accomplish? - answerApplicant must have received an endorsement from an authorized instructor certifying that the applicant is prepared for the knowledge test. Must present proper ID and will meet the age requirements To be eligible for a practical test, what is the applicant required to accomplish? - answerPass the required knowledge test within 24 calendar months Present the knowledge test report at the time of the practical Have accomplished the required training and obtained the aeronautical experience required Hold at least a third class medical Meet the prescribed age requirement Have a logbook or training record endorsement within the preceding 60 days An applicant for a knowledge or practical test who fails may reapply when: - answerThe training has been complete and the applicant is proficient to pass the test An endorsement from an authorized instructor who gave the applicant the training What flight time must be documented by all pilots? - answerTraining and aeronautical experience used to meet the requirements for the certificate, rating or flight review The aeronautical experience required for meeting the recency of flight experience requirements of part 61 When can one log instrument time? - answerA person may log instrument time when the person operates the aircraft solely by reference to instruments under actual or simulated instrument flight conditions. A flight instructor may log instrument time only when in actual. What requirements must be met when conducting a flight review? - answerA flight review consists of 1 hour of flight training and one hour of ground training. This includes a review of part 91 flight rules and general operating procedures. Maneuvers and procedures that the instructor deems necessary for the pilot to demonstrate the safe exercise of the privileges of the certificate. What logbook entries should be made if the instructor deems that the pilot demonstrates unsatisfactory performance during a flight review? - answerThe instructor should sign the logbook to record the instruction given and then recommend additional training in the areas that were unsatisfactory. When is a flight review not required? - answerA pilot who has satisfactorily completed (within the preceding 24 months) a: