Private Pilot Acronyms 100% Correct

Private Pilot Acronyms 100% Correct AV1ATE (Inspection) A - Annual Check (12 Calender Months) V - VORs (30 Calender Days) 1 - 100 Hour Check (100 Hours) A - Altimeter / Pitot Static (24 Calender Months) T - Transponder (24 Calender Months) E - Emergency Location Transmitter (12 Calender Months or 1/2 Battery or 1 Hour of Cumulative Use) *Inspection limitations required by FAA* ARROW (Documents) A - Airworthiness Certificate R - Radio Station License R - Registration Certificate O - Operation Limitations W - Weight and Balance *Documents required to be in aircraft by FAA* SAFTEY (PAX Briefing) S - Seat Belts A - Air Ventilation F - Fire Extinguisher T - Traffic E - Emergency Procedure Y - "Your Questions" NW KRAFT (Required Pre-Flight Action) N - NOTAMSs W - Weather K - Known ATC Delays R - Runway Lengths A - Alternate F - Fuel T - Takeoff and Landing Distances A TOMATO FLAMES (Required equipment for VFR day) A - Altimeter T - Tachometer O - Oil Pressure Gauge M - Magnetic Compass A - Airspeed Indicator T - Temperature Gauge O - Oil Temperature Gauge E - Emergency Location Transmitter F - Fuel Gage L - Landing Gear Indicator A - Anti Collision Lights M - Manifold Pressure Gauge E - Emergency Equipment S - Seat Belts FLAPS (Required equipment for VFR night) F - Fuses / Circuit Breakers L - Landing Light A - Anti Collision Lights P - Position Lights S - Source of Electrical Power ICETG (Types of Airspeeds) I - Indicated Airspeed / Speed read from instrument panel. C - Calibrated Airspeed / Indicated corrected for position and installation error of pilot. E - Equivalent Airspeed / Calibrated corrected air flow error at greater than 180 KTS. T - True Airspeed / Equivalent corrected for pressure and temperature. G - Ground / True corrected for winds. IPDAT (Types of Altitude) I - Indicated Altitude / The altitude read from the instrument panel. P - Pressure Altitude / Indicated altitude corrected for non standard pressure. D - Density Altitude / Pressure altitude corrected for non standard temperature. A - Absolute / Altitude above ground level. T - Altitude above sea level. PAVE (Risk Management) P - Pilot A - Aircraft V - Environment E - External Pressures IM SAFE (Risk Management) I - Illness M - Medication S - Stress A - Alcohol F - Fatigue E - Emotions/Eating