FAA Private Pilot - Regulations/FAR (2022/2023) Already Passed

FAA Private Pilot - Regulations/FAR (2022/2023) Already Passed When you are acting as PIC or a required crew member, what items must you carry on you? Pilot certificate and current medical certificate. If you are under 40, your medical certificate will expire in how long? 60 calendar months. If you are over 40, your medical certificate will expire in how long? 24 calendar months. With respect to certification of airmen, Category refers to? Airplane, glider, rotorcraft, lighter-than-air. With respect to certification of airmen, Class refers to? Singe engine land, multi-engine land, single engine sea, multi-engine sea. With respect to airmen, Type refers to? A specific make and mode of aircraft, such as Cessna 150 or DC-3. A pilot must hold a type rating to act as pilot in command of an aircraft having a gross weight of more than how many pounds? 12,500 lb With respect to certification of aircraft, Category refers to? Normal, utility, and aerobatic aircraft. With respect to certification of aircraft, Class refers to? Airplane, helicopter, glider, and hot air balloon. To act as pilot in command, you must have passed a flight review within how long? The last 24 months. A high performance aircraft = ? An engine with more than 200 horse power. A complex aircraft = ? Retractable gear + flaps + controllable pitch propeller. What is required to command a high performance or complex aircraft? Training and an endorsement. What are the requirements to carry passengers in the day? 3 takeoffs and 3 landings within the last 90 days in an aircraft of the same category, class, and type. When fulfilling requirements to carry passengers in an tail wheel aircraft, what is the extra requirement? Full stop landings. What are the requirements to carry passengers at night? 3 takeoffs and 3 landings within the last 90 days in an aircraft of the same category and class, one hour after sunset to one hour before sunrise. If you change your permanent address what must you do? Notify FAA Airmen Certification Branch in writing within 30 days. In an in-flight emergency you may ? Deviate from any FAR of ATC clearance to the extent required to meet that emergency. If you are given landing priority by ATC after declaring an emergency, you are required, if requested by ATC, to do what? Submit a detailed report of the emergency to the chief of the ATC facility within 48 hours. For flights not in the vicinity of an airport, you must be familiar with ? Weather, fuel required, alternate course of action, runway lengths, and takeoff and landing distance data. Required aircraft certificates are? Operating limitations and airworthiness certificate. How many hours after drinking alcohol are you allowed to fly and how much percent of alcohol in the blood? 8 hours. .04 percent. You may only carry a person under the influence of alcohol and drugs under what conditions? There is an emergency or the person is a medical patient under proper care. Flight crew must use oxygen during flight above ____ MSL and up to ____ MSL during a fight time in excess of how many minutes? 12,500 MSL, 14,000 MSL, 30 minutes. Each occupant must be given oxygen (although it is not required to use it) above ____ MSL. 15,000 MSL ELT's transmit on what two stations? 121.5 MHz and 406 MHz. ELT's may be tested during what time? The first five minutes of the hour. The ELT batter must be replaced or recharged when what happens? 50% of its battery life expires, or when the transmitter has been in use for more than 1 cumulative hour. To ensure the ELT has not been activated you should do what? Monitor 121.5 MHz before engine shut down. When you are approaching another aircraft heads-on you should both do what? Alter course to the right, regardless of category. The aircraft to what direction has the right of way? Right. When overtaking another aircraft you should do what? Alter course to the right and pass well clear. When two aircraft are landing, which one has the right of way? The one with the lowest altitude. In order to fly in formation flight with other aircraft, you must do what? Prior to the flight, arrange it with the other PIC. What is the aircraft speed limit below 10,000 MSL and anywhere within Class B airspace? 250 knots. Beneath lateral limits of Class B airspace and VFR corridor through Class B airspace, the speed limit is what? 200 knots.