CAPR 70 1 POWERED FLIGHT UPDATED
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GUIDE
●● Use of Night Vision Devices by the pilot flying is prohibited
Answer: True
●● Hand propped and jump starts from vehicles are approved
Answer: False
●● During night over-water ops, both front-seat crew members must be
CAP qualified mission pilots and instrument qualified and current
Answer: True
●● Simulated EPs are prohibited during IMC or at night
Answer: True
●● What is the minimum flight visibility for all VFR flights unless PIC
is instrument qualified and current
Answer: 3 statute miles
●● Wind limits are:
, Answer: 30 knots, 25 knots wet, 15 knots icy
●● Crosswind limits are:
Answer: CAP pilots shall treat the maximum demonstrated crosswind
component as documented in the Airplane Flying Handbook or Pilot's
Operating Handbook as a limitation. For airplanes without a published
maximum demonstrated crosswind component, the limit shall be 15
knots.
●● Initial solo student crosswind limits
Answer: 10 knots actual or forecast
●● Initial solo students wind limits
Answer: 20 knots
●● Aircraft ground handling video must be reviewed and test
accomplished at least
Answer: Biennially
●● Flight Plan requirements
Answer: The PIC must file and activate an FAA flight plan or obtain
VFR Flight Following
for every flight in a CAP aircraft beyond 50 nautical miles (nm) from the
point of origin.
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GUIDE
●● Use of Night Vision Devices by the pilot flying is prohibited
Answer: True
●● Hand propped and jump starts from vehicles are approved
Answer: False
●● During night over-water ops, both front-seat crew members must be
CAP qualified mission pilots and instrument qualified and current
Answer: True
●● Simulated EPs are prohibited during IMC or at night
Answer: True
●● What is the minimum flight visibility for all VFR flights unless PIC
is instrument qualified and current
Answer: 3 statute miles
●● Wind limits are:
, Answer: 30 knots, 25 knots wet, 15 knots icy
●● Crosswind limits are:
Answer: CAP pilots shall treat the maximum demonstrated crosswind
component as documented in the Airplane Flying Handbook or Pilot's
Operating Handbook as a limitation. For airplanes without a published
maximum demonstrated crosswind component, the limit shall be 15
knots.
●● Initial solo student crosswind limits
Answer: 10 knots actual or forecast
●● Initial solo students wind limits
Answer: 20 knots
●● Aircraft ground handling video must be reviewed and test
accomplished at least
Answer: Biennially
●● Flight Plan requirements
Answer: The PIC must file and activate an FAA flight plan or obtain
VFR Flight Following
for every flight in a CAP aircraft beyond 50 nautical miles (nm) from the
point of origin.
