Commercial Pilot Oral Verified Multiple Choice and
Conceptual Actual Emended Exam Questions With
Reviewed 100% Correct Detailed Answers
Guaranteed Pass!!Current Update
1. What are the two primary self-assessments a pilot should use before every
flight?
A. 3P & PAVE
B. IMSAFE & PAVE
C. DECIDE & 3P
D. ADM & PAVE
ANSWER B. IMSAFE & PAVE
2. In the IMSAFE checklist, what does the “M” stand for?
A. Medical certificate
B. Medications
C. Mental health
D. Movement disorder
ANSWER B. Medications
3. In the PAVE checklist, the “V” stands for:
A. Velocity
B. Visibility
C. Vision
D. Environment
ANSWER D. Environment
,4. Which documents must be carried on board the aircraft?
A. AROW (Airworthiness, Registration, Operator’s Handbook, Weight & Balance)
B. SPARROW (Supplements, Placards, Airworthiness, Registration, Operating
Limitations, Weight & Balance)
C. SPAR (Supplements, Placards, Airworthiness, Registration)
D. POH only
ANSWER B. SPARROW
5. How long is an Airworthiness Certificate valid for?
A. 12 months
B. 3 years
C. Until aircraft is sold
D. Indefinitely, as long as aircraft is maintained in accordance with regulations
ANSWER D. Indefinitely, as long as aircraft is maintained in accordance with
regulations
6. How long is a U.S. aircraft registration valid?
A. 12 months
B. 3 calendar years
C. 5 calendar years
D. Indefinitely
ANSWER B. 3 calendar years
7. Which inspection is required only for IFR operations?
A. Annual
B. 100-Hour
C. VOR (every 30 days)
D. ELT
ANSWER C. VOR (every 30 days)
,8. Which of the following describes an Airworthiness Directive (AD)?
A. Optional manufacturer recommendation
B. FAA-issued, mandatory compliance
C. Issued only after an accident investigation
D. Only applies to commercial operators
ANSWER B. FAA-issued, mandatory compliance
9. What is the difference between a POH and a PIM?
A. PIM is legally required; POH is optional
B. POH is aircraft-specific and required on board; PIM is a general reference copy
C. POH applies only to turbine aircraft; PIM applies to piston aircraft
D. They are identical
ANSWER B. POH is aircraft-specific and required on board; PIM is a general
reference copy
10. At what cabin altitude must passengers be provided supplemental oxygen in
a non-pressurized aircraft?
A. 10,000 feet
B. 12,500 feet for more than 30 minutes
C. 14,000 feet at all times
D. 15,000 feet at all times
ANSWER D. 15,000 feet at all times
11. Under Part 91 (pressurized operations), when must one pilot wear an oxygen
mask at all times unless quick-don masks are available?
A. Above FL250
B. Above FL310
C. Above FL350
, D. Above FL410
ANSWER C. Above FL350
12. Who issues Airworthiness Directives (ADs)?
A. NTSB
B. Aircraft Manufacturer
C. FAA
D. ICAO
ANSWER C. FAA
13. Which ADM model involves Detect, Estimate, Choose, Identify, Do, Evaluate?
A. IMSAFE
B. DECIDE
C. PAVE
D. 3P
ANSWER B. DECIDE
14. Which ADM model uses Perceive, Process, Perform?
A. IMSAFE
B. PAVE
C. DECIDE
D. 3P
ANSWER D. 3P
15. A pink aircraft registration certificate indicates:
A. Temporary registration
B. Expired registration
C. Revoked registration
Conceptual Actual Emended Exam Questions With
Reviewed 100% Correct Detailed Answers
Guaranteed Pass!!Current Update
1. What are the two primary self-assessments a pilot should use before every
flight?
A. 3P & PAVE
B. IMSAFE & PAVE
C. DECIDE & 3P
D. ADM & PAVE
ANSWER B. IMSAFE & PAVE
2. In the IMSAFE checklist, what does the “M” stand for?
A. Medical certificate
B. Medications
C. Mental health
D. Movement disorder
ANSWER B. Medications
3. In the PAVE checklist, the “V” stands for:
A. Velocity
B. Visibility
C. Vision
D. Environment
ANSWER D. Environment
,4. Which documents must be carried on board the aircraft?
A. AROW (Airworthiness, Registration, Operator’s Handbook, Weight & Balance)
B. SPARROW (Supplements, Placards, Airworthiness, Registration, Operating
Limitations, Weight & Balance)
C. SPAR (Supplements, Placards, Airworthiness, Registration)
D. POH only
ANSWER B. SPARROW
5. How long is an Airworthiness Certificate valid for?
A. 12 months
B. 3 years
C. Until aircraft is sold
D. Indefinitely, as long as aircraft is maintained in accordance with regulations
ANSWER D. Indefinitely, as long as aircraft is maintained in accordance with
regulations
6. How long is a U.S. aircraft registration valid?
A. 12 months
B. 3 calendar years
C. 5 calendar years
D. Indefinitely
ANSWER B. 3 calendar years
7. Which inspection is required only for IFR operations?
A. Annual
B. 100-Hour
C. VOR (every 30 days)
D. ELT
ANSWER C. VOR (every 30 days)
,8. Which of the following describes an Airworthiness Directive (AD)?
A. Optional manufacturer recommendation
B. FAA-issued, mandatory compliance
C. Issued only after an accident investigation
D. Only applies to commercial operators
ANSWER B. FAA-issued, mandatory compliance
9. What is the difference between a POH and a PIM?
A. PIM is legally required; POH is optional
B. POH is aircraft-specific and required on board; PIM is a general reference copy
C. POH applies only to turbine aircraft; PIM applies to piston aircraft
D. They are identical
ANSWER B. POH is aircraft-specific and required on board; PIM is a general
reference copy
10. At what cabin altitude must passengers be provided supplemental oxygen in
a non-pressurized aircraft?
A. 10,000 feet
B. 12,500 feet for more than 30 minutes
C. 14,000 feet at all times
D. 15,000 feet at all times
ANSWER D. 15,000 feet at all times
11. Under Part 91 (pressurized operations), when must one pilot wear an oxygen
mask at all times unless quick-don masks are available?
A. Above FL250
B. Above FL310
C. Above FL350
, D. Above FL410
ANSWER C. Above FL350
12. Who issues Airworthiness Directives (ADs)?
A. NTSB
B. Aircraft Manufacturer
C. FAA
D. ICAO
ANSWER C. FAA
13. Which ADM model involves Detect, Estimate, Choose, Identify, Do, Evaluate?
A. IMSAFE
B. DECIDE
C. PAVE
D. 3P
ANSWER B. DECIDE
14. Which ADM model uses Perceive, Process, Perform?
A. IMSAFE
B. PAVE
C. DECIDE
D. 3P
ANSWER D. 3P
15. A pink aircraft registration certificate indicates:
A. Temporary registration
B. Expired registration
C. Revoked registration
