Private Pilot Checkride Oral Questions And Answers Graded A+

As a student pilot, can you fly solo in class D airspace - yes As a student pilot, can you fly solo into class B airspace? - Not without specific training and proper endorsement from instructor As a student pilot, can you fly solo into class C airspace? - Yes basic empty weight - Standard empty weight plus optional equipment before departure, what should passengers be briefed on? - no smoking seatbelts and how to use location of exits location of survival equipment emergency procedures calibrated airspeed - Indicated airspeed corrected for instrument error. CHAPTER 1 CERTIFICATIONS AND DOCUMENTS - CHAPTER 1 CERTIFICATIONS AND DOCUMENTS CHAPTER 10: NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD - CHAPTER 10: NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD CHAPTER 11: FAR/AIM - CHAPTER 11: FAR/AIM CHAPTER 12: CROSS COUNTRY FLIGHT PLANNING - CHAPTER 12: CROSS COUNTRY FLIGHT PLANNINGCHAPTER 2 AEROMEDICAL FACTORS - CHAPTER 2 AEROMEDICAL FACTORS CHAPTER 3 PHYSICAL WEATHER - CHAPTER 3 PHYSICAL WEATHER CHAPTER 4 TEXTUAL WEATHER - CHAPTER 4 TEXTUAL WEATHER CHAPTER 5 PERFORMANCE AND LIMITATIONS - CHAPTER 5 PERFORMANCE AND LIMITATIONS CHAPTER 6 FLYING AT NIGHT - CHAPTER 6 FLYING AT NIGHT CHAPTER 7 AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS - CHAPTER 7 AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS CHAPTER 8: SYSTEM MALFUNCTIONS AND EMERGENCY PROCEDURES - CHAPTER 8: SYSTEM MALFUNCATIONS AND EMERGENCY PROCEDURES CHAPTER NINE: AIRSPACE - CHAPTER NINE: AIRSPACE characteristics of forward and aft CG - aft: -less stable (center of gravity is closer to center of pressure causes longitudinal instability, stall spin recovery is more difficult) -higher cruise speed, because of reduced drag and smaller angle of attack required to maintain altitude -lower stall speed because less wing loading forward: -more stable because CG is further from center of pressure, increases longitudinal stability -slower cruise speed, bc increase of drag and higher AOA required to maintain altitude -higher stall speed because of increased wing loadedDefine an aircraft accident - Occurence associated with the operation of an aircraft which takes place between someone boarding the aircraft with the intention of flight and everyone getting off the airplane. death or serious injury or aircraft has received substantial damage