PRIVATE PILOT STAGE ESSENTIAL CHECKLISTS, REGULATIONS,
AND SAFETY PROCEDURES EXAM STUDY SET WITH 100%
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS!! ALREAD GRADED A+
What documents must you have with you to fly the airplane? - (ANSWER)Pilot certificate, medical
certificate, and government issued photo ID.
What are your limitations as a student pilot? - (ANSWER)1. No passengers. 2. Cannot carry property for
compensation or hire. 3. Cannot fly in furtherance of a business. 4. Cannot fly with visibility less than
3sm during the day and 5sm at night.
What privileges apply to a private pilot? - (ANSWER)Act as PIC, carry passengers, conduct search and
rescue operations, fly for charitable events, act as an aircraft salesman with at least 200 hours.
What limitations apply to a private pilot? - (ANSWER)Cannot fly for hire; must pay no less than pro rata
share.
Do you need to take your logbook with you? - (ANSWER)Only as a solo student pilot on a cross country
flight.
How long does a student pilot certificate last for those under 40? - (ANSWER)60 calendar months.
How long does a student pilot certificate last for those over 40? - (ANSWER)24 calendar months.
How do we keep our pilot certificate current? - (ANSWER)Student pilot: with valid medical certificate;
PPL: Flight review every 24 calendar months.
What are the currency requirements for carrying passengers? - (ANSWER)3 take offs and landings within
the preceding 90 days in an aircraft of the same category, class, and type.
What is the definition of night for flying? - (ANSWER)The time between evening civil twilight and
morning civil twilight.
When can you perform required night landings? - (ANSWER)1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise.
,PRIVATE PILOT STAGE ESSENTIAL CHECKLISTS, REGULATIONS,
AND SAFETY PROCEDURES EXAM STUDY SET WITH 100%
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS!! ALREAD GRADED A+
How long is a medical certificate valid for those under 40? - (ANSWER)Valid for 60 calendar months.
How long is a medical certificate valid for those over 40? - (ANSWER)Valid for 24 calendar months.
What documents should be in the aircraft before flight? - (ANSWER)ARROW: Airworthiness Certificate,
Registration, Radio License, Operating Limitations, Weight and Balance equipment list.
When does an aircraft registration certificate expire? - (ANSWER)7 years
What weight and balance information must be in the aircraft? - (ANSWER)Updated weight and balance
equipment list in the AFM.
What do category, class, and type mean in aviation? - (ANSWER)Category: Airplane, Rotorcraft, etc.;
Class: Single Engine Land/Sea, Multi Engine Land/Sea; Type: specific to aircraft with max gross weight >=
12,500lbs, turbojet, or specified by FAA.
How long can a pilot continue to exercise the privileges of their pilot certificate without notifying the FAA
after changing their address? - (ANSWER)30 days.
Does an Airworthiness Certificate ever expire? - (ANSWER)Not as long as inspections are kept up to date.
Does the POH meet the requirement of having an AFM? - (ANSWER)Yes, for most light aircraft built after
1975.
Who is responsible for ensuring an aircraft is maintained in an airworthy condition? - (ANSWER)The
owner/operator.
What is an Airworthiness Directive? - (ANSWER)An FAA issued order to fix a known issue; it is mandatory.
, PRIVATE PILOT STAGE ESSENTIAL CHECKLISTS, REGULATIONS,
AND SAFETY PROCEDURES EXAM STUDY SET WITH 100%
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS!! ALREAD GRADED A+
What different kinds of AD's are there? - (ANSWER)Emergency, One Time, Recurring.
Can you overfly an annual inspection? - (ANSWER)Only with a special flight permit from the FSDO.
Do you need to have an ELT in the airplane today? - (ANSWER)Not needed for training within 50 nm of
home airport.
When does an ELT battery have to be replaced or recharged? - (ANSWER)After 12 calendar months, 1
hour cumulative use, or half of battery life.
What equipment and instruments do you need for today's flight? - (ANSWER)ATOMATOFLAMES:
Altimeter, Tachometer, Oil temperature gauge, Magnetic compass, Airspeed Indicator, Temperature
gauge, Oil pressure, Fuel quantity gauge, Landing gear position indicator, Anti-collision lights, Manifold
pressure gauge, ELT, Seatbelts.
What if the landing light was inoperative? - (ANSWER)Cannot fly at night; during the day, deactivate or
remove and placard inoperative.
Can you fly an airplane with known inoperative equipment? - (ANSWER)Yes, if it is not included in 91.205
and has been deactivated/removed and placarded inoperative.
What is a Minimum Equipment List? - (ANSWER)An FAA approved list of equipment that can be
inoperative.
What are the four forces of flight? - (ANSWER)Lift, Weight, Thrust, Drag.
What are the primary flight controls? - (ANSWER)Ailerons, Elevators, Rudder.
AND SAFETY PROCEDURES EXAM STUDY SET WITH 100%
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS!! ALREAD GRADED A+
What documents must you have with you to fly the airplane? - (ANSWER)Pilot certificate, medical
certificate, and government issued photo ID.
What are your limitations as a student pilot? - (ANSWER)1. No passengers. 2. Cannot carry property for
compensation or hire. 3. Cannot fly in furtherance of a business. 4. Cannot fly with visibility less than
3sm during the day and 5sm at night.
What privileges apply to a private pilot? - (ANSWER)Act as PIC, carry passengers, conduct search and
rescue operations, fly for charitable events, act as an aircraft salesman with at least 200 hours.
What limitations apply to a private pilot? - (ANSWER)Cannot fly for hire; must pay no less than pro rata
share.
Do you need to take your logbook with you? - (ANSWER)Only as a solo student pilot on a cross country
flight.
How long does a student pilot certificate last for those under 40? - (ANSWER)60 calendar months.
How long does a student pilot certificate last for those over 40? - (ANSWER)24 calendar months.
How do we keep our pilot certificate current? - (ANSWER)Student pilot: with valid medical certificate;
PPL: Flight review every 24 calendar months.
What are the currency requirements for carrying passengers? - (ANSWER)3 take offs and landings within
the preceding 90 days in an aircraft of the same category, class, and type.
What is the definition of night for flying? - (ANSWER)The time between evening civil twilight and
morning civil twilight.
When can you perform required night landings? - (ANSWER)1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise.
,PRIVATE PILOT STAGE ESSENTIAL CHECKLISTS, REGULATIONS,
AND SAFETY PROCEDURES EXAM STUDY SET WITH 100%
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS!! ALREAD GRADED A+
How long is a medical certificate valid for those under 40? - (ANSWER)Valid for 60 calendar months.
How long is a medical certificate valid for those over 40? - (ANSWER)Valid for 24 calendar months.
What documents should be in the aircraft before flight? - (ANSWER)ARROW: Airworthiness Certificate,
Registration, Radio License, Operating Limitations, Weight and Balance equipment list.
When does an aircraft registration certificate expire? - (ANSWER)7 years
What weight and balance information must be in the aircraft? - (ANSWER)Updated weight and balance
equipment list in the AFM.
What do category, class, and type mean in aviation? - (ANSWER)Category: Airplane, Rotorcraft, etc.;
Class: Single Engine Land/Sea, Multi Engine Land/Sea; Type: specific to aircraft with max gross weight >=
12,500lbs, turbojet, or specified by FAA.
How long can a pilot continue to exercise the privileges of their pilot certificate without notifying the FAA
after changing their address? - (ANSWER)30 days.
Does an Airworthiness Certificate ever expire? - (ANSWER)Not as long as inspections are kept up to date.
Does the POH meet the requirement of having an AFM? - (ANSWER)Yes, for most light aircraft built after
1975.
Who is responsible for ensuring an aircraft is maintained in an airworthy condition? - (ANSWER)The
owner/operator.
What is an Airworthiness Directive? - (ANSWER)An FAA issued order to fix a known issue; it is mandatory.
, PRIVATE PILOT STAGE ESSENTIAL CHECKLISTS, REGULATIONS,
AND SAFETY PROCEDURES EXAM STUDY SET WITH 100%
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS!! ALREAD GRADED A+
What different kinds of AD's are there? - (ANSWER)Emergency, One Time, Recurring.
Can you overfly an annual inspection? - (ANSWER)Only with a special flight permit from the FSDO.
Do you need to have an ELT in the airplane today? - (ANSWER)Not needed for training within 50 nm of
home airport.
When does an ELT battery have to be replaced or recharged? - (ANSWER)After 12 calendar months, 1
hour cumulative use, or half of battery life.
What equipment and instruments do you need for today's flight? - (ANSWER)ATOMATOFLAMES:
Altimeter, Tachometer, Oil temperature gauge, Magnetic compass, Airspeed Indicator, Temperature
gauge, Oil pressure, Fuel quantity gauge, Landing gear position indicator, Anti-collision lights, Manifold
pressure gauge, ELT, Seatbelts.
What if the landing light was inoperative? - (ANSWER)Cannot fly at night; during the day, deactivate or
remove and placard inoperative.
Can you fly an airplane with known inoperative equipment? - (ANSWER)Yes, if it is not included in 91.205
and has been deactivated/removed and placarded inoperative.
What is a Minimum Equipment List? - (ANSWER)An FAA approved list of equipment that can be
inoperative.
What are the four forces of flight? - (ANSWER)Lift, Weight, Thrust, Drag.
What are the primary flight controls? - (ANSWER)Ailerons, Elevators, Rudder.
