ACS-AIRMAN CERTIFICATION STANDARDS
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% CORRECT
Requirements for certification? FAR 61.103
-Be at least 17 years old
-Read, speak, write and read in English
-Hold a US student pilot certificate
-Receive a log book endorsement from a CFI
- Pass the required knowledge exam
-40 hours total flight time
- 20 hours with an instructor
-10 hours of solo flight time
Flight review -A minimum of 1 hr ground and 1 hr flight training
- Ground should include regulations from FAR
-Manuevers for flight portion
-flight review every 24 months
-Make sure to receive endorsement in logbook
Recent flight experience 90 day currency: No person may act as PIC of an aircraft carrying
passengers, or an aircraft certificated for more than one pilot flight crew member unless within the the
preceding 90 days, that person has completed 3 takeoffs and landings. Must be in the same category,
class, and type.
PPL privileges and limitations -Flight in the appropriate aircraft for the rating possessed.
-For non-commercial purposes
-Under visual flight rules (VFR)
-Pay pro-rata (Proportionate to how much the airplane you occupy)
FAR 61.113 (Private Pilot Privileges/Limitations) Cant carry passengers for compensation or hire
Can do it for hire or comp if:
,ACS-AIRMAN CERTIFICATION STANDARDS
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% CORRECT
it is incidental to the business
does not carry passengers or property
Must pay pro-rate of share
May be reimbursed for charitable flights, or for search and rescue expenses
Salesman may carry passenger if he has more than 200 hours of flight time
Tow a glider
FAR 61.23 - MEDICAL CERTIFICATES First class medical Certificate
-ATP privileges
-Ages 1-39: Expires 12 calendar months
-Ages 40+ : Expires 6 calendar months
First, Second & Third class privileges
FAR 61.23 - MEDICAL CERTIFICATES Second class Medical Certificate
-Commercial privileges
-Ages 1-39: Expires 12 calendar months
-Ages 40+ : Expires 12 calendar months
- Second & Third class privileges
FAR 61.23 - MEDICAL CERTIFICATES Third Class Medical Certificate
-Private Pilot Privileges
-Ages 1-39: Expires 60 calendar months
-Ages 40+ : Expires 24 calendar months
-Only third class medical certificate privileges
, ACS-AIRMAN CERTIFICATION STANDARDS
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% CORRECT
Who can provide a medical certificate? An AME, or also known as an aviation medical examiner.
Temporary Medical Disqualifications No person may act as a required flight crew member if they
knowingly have a medical condition that would cause them to operate in a unsafe manner
FAR 61.3 - REQUIRED PILOT DOCUMENTS 1.An appropriate Pilots Certificate
2. A US government issued photo ID
-Drivers license
-Passport
3. Basic med/ Appropriate medical certificate
**Additionally a student pilot must have in their physical possession a solo endorsement in their
logbook.
Part 68- BasicMed 1.Fly with no more than five passengers.
2.Fly an aircraft with a maximum certificated takeoff weight of no more than 6,000 lbs.
3. Fly an aircraft that is authorized to carry no more than 6 occupants.
4. Flights within the United States, at an indicated airspeed of 250 knots or less, and at an altitude at or
below 18,000 feet mean sea level (MSL).
5. You may not fly for compensation or hire.
Current Requirements- FAR 61.56 & FAR 61.57 1. Flight review
-1hr of ground
-1hr of flight training
2. 90 day current requirements
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% CORRECT
Requirements for certification? FAR 61.103
-Be at least 17 years old
-Read, speak, write and read in English
-Hold a US student pilot certificate
-Receive a log book endorsement from a CFI
- Pass the required knowledge exam
-40 hours total flight time
- 20 hours with an instructor
-10 hours of solo flight time
Flight review -A minimum of 1 hr ground and 1 hr flight training
- Ground should include regulations from FAR
-Manuevers for flight portion
-flight review every 24 months
-Make sure to receive endorsement in logbook
Recent flight experience 90 day currency: No person may act as PIC of an aircraft carrying
passengers, or an aircraft certificated for more than one pilot flight crew member unless within the the
preceding 90 days, that person has completed 3 takeoffs and landings. Must be in the same category,
class, and type.
PPL privileges and limitations -Flight in the appropriate aircraft for the rating possessed.
-For non-commercial purposes
-Under visual flight rules (VFR)
-Pay pro-rata (Proportionate to how much the airplane you occupy)
FAR 61.113 (Private Pilot Privileges/Limitations) Cant carry passengers for compensation or hire
Can do it for hire or comp if:
,ACS-AIRMAN CERTIFICATION STANDARDS
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% CORRECT
it is incidental to the business
does not carry passengers or property
Must pay pro-rate of share
May be reimbursed for charitable flights, or for search and rescue expenses
Salesman may carry passenger if he has more than 200 hours of flight time
Tow a glider
FAR 61.23 - MEDICAL CERTIFICATES First class medical Certificate
-ATP privileges
-Ages 1-39: Expires 12 calendar months
-Ages 40+ : Expires 6 calendar months
First, Second & Third class privileges
FAR 61.23 - MEDICAL CERTIFICATES Second class Medical Certificate
-Commercial privileges
-Ages 1-39: Expires 12 calendar months
-Ages 40+ : Expires 12 calendar months
- Second & Third class privileges
FAR 61.23 - MEDICAL CERTIFICATES Third Class Medical Certificate
-Private Pilot Privileges
-Ages 1-39: Expires 60 calendar months
-Ages 40+ : Expires 24 calendar months
-Only third class medical certificate privileges
, ACS-AIRMAN CERTIFICATION STANDARDS
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% CORRECT
Who can provide a medical certificate? An AME, or also known as an aviation medical examiner.
Temporary Medical Disqualifications No person may act as a required flight crew member if they
knowingly have a medical condition that would cause them to operate in a unsafe manner
FAR 61.3 - REQUIRED PILOT DOCUMENTS 1.An appropriate Pilots Certificate
2. A US government issued photo ID
-Drivers license
-Passport
3. Basic med/ Appropriate medical certificate
**Additionally a student pilot must have in their physical possession a solo endorsement in their
logbook.
Part 68- BasicMed 1.Fly with no more than five passengers.
2.Fly an aircraft with a maximum certificated takeoff weight of no more than 6,000 lbs.
3. Fly an aircraft that is authorized to carry no more than 6 occupants.
4. Flights within the United States, at an indicated airspeed of 250 knots or less, and at an altitude at or
below 18,000 feet mean sea level (MSL).
5. You may not fly for compensation or hire.
Current Requirements- FAR 61.56 & FAR 61.57 1. Flight review
-1hr of ground
-1hr of flight training
2. 90 day current requirements
