EXAM 2025 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 100% PASS SOLUTION A
GRADED
What personal documents and endorsements are you
required to have before you fly solo? - ANSWER>>Student
pilot certificate, Class 3 or higher medical Cert, FAR 61.87b
pre solo exam endorsement, FAR 61.87c pre-solo flight
training endorsement. 61.87N
What Are Your Limitations As A Student Pilot
Regarding Carrying Of Passengers Or Cargo And
Flying For Compensation Or Hire? - Answer>>A
Student May Not Act As A Pilot In Command Of An
Aircraft That Is Carrying Property For Compensation
Or Hire. No Passengers
Who Has The Final Authority And Responsibility For
The Operation Of The Aircraft When You Are Flying
Solo? - Answer>>The Pilot In Command (Me)
Explain Student Pilot Limitations Regarding Visibility,
Ceilings And Flight Above Clouds? (61.89) -
Answer>>May Not Act As Pilot In Command Of An
, Aircraft With A Flight Surface Visibility Less Than 3
Miles During Daylight Hours Or 5 Miles At Night, Or
When Flight Can Not Be Made With Reference To
Surface.
Discuss What Preflight Action Concerning The Airport
And Aircraft Performance Is Specified In The
Regulations For A Local Flight? (91.103) - Answer>>1.)
Weather Report And Forecasts, (2.) Fuel
Requirements, (3.) Alternatives Available If Flight
Cannot Be Complete, (4.) Flight Manual With Take Off
And Distance Data, (5.) Reliable Info Including Airport
Elevation, Runway Slope, Aircraft Gross Weight And
Wind/Temp.
What Are The General Requirements Pertaining To The
Use Of Safety Belts And Shoulder Harnesses?(91.107) -
Answer>>The Pilot In Command Must Make Sure All
Passengers Know How To Use Seat Belts Properly. Pilot
Must Use Safety Belt At All Times. Shoulder Harness Is
Required Only During Take Off And Landings.
What Is The Minimum Fuel Reserve For Day Vfr Flight
And On What Cruise Speed Is The Fuel Reserve
Based?(91.151) - Answer>>Enough Fuel To Fly To
The First Point Of Intended Landing, Assuming
Normal Flight Speed. Day- At Least 30 Mins, Night- At
Least 45 Mins
What Aircraft Certificates And Documents Must Be On