* Single asterisk means one reading is sufficient **Two asterisks indicate that a working knowledge (several readings and some memorization) is required.
How long do you have to notify the FAA of a change in address while exercising the priveleges of your certificate?
Change of address can be made on line here: https://amsrvs.registry.faa.gov/amsrvs
Responsibility
and authority of the pilot in command
Who always has the final authhority for the operation of the aircraft?
What instance allows you to deviate from any rule, what are the limiations of that authority?
Pay special attention to head on - regardless of type,
What type aircraft has priority over gliders?, passing, converging (non head on),
What two aircraft have the right of way over all others?
for a glider with not MEL, what is requierd to fly the aircraft with an inoperative instrument?
Who can determine if the inoperative instrument consitutes a hazard?
* Single asterisk means one reading is sufficient
** Two asterisks indicate that a working knowledge (several readings and some memorization) is required.
The following sections of FAR parts 61 and 91, the prospective private pilot should consider all of the sections of FAR Parts 61,91 and NTSB 830 previously listed
for student pilots as required knowledge (two asterisks).
Remember to look up any items that you do not fully understand in FAR Part 1.
Part 61
Certification: Pilots, Flight Instructors, and Ground Instructors
What are the PIC's responsibilities in regards to passengers and their seat belts?
When must passengers have their seat belts and shoulder harnesses fastened?
* Single asterisk means one reading is sufficient
** Two asterisks indicate that a working knowledge (several readings and some memorization) is required.
The following sections of FAR parts 61 and 91, the prospective Commercial pilot should consider all of the sections of FAR Parts 61,91 and NTSB 830 previously listed
for Private and Student pilots as required knowledge (two asterisks).
Remember to look up any items that you do not fully understand in FAR Part 1.
Part 61
Certification: Pilots, Flight Instructors, and Ground Instructors
* Single asterisk means one reading is sufficient
** Two asterisks indicate that a working knowledge (several readings and some memorization) is required.
Part 61
Certification: Pilots, Flight Instructors, and Ground Instructors
What is the maximum number of hours of flight training that can be conducted in a 24 hour period?
What must you do before endorsing a student for solo priveleges
Who may may provide ground or flight training to initial flight instructor applicants?