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- 1What documents must you have in your possession to solo an aircraft as a student?Medical certificate, student pilot certificate, government issued ID, logbook endorsement for that make and model of airplane.
- 2What documents must be aboard the aircraft at all times?ARROW
Airworthiness Certificate
Registration
Radio License (international)
Operating Handbook
Weight and Balance - 3What minimum medical certification is a student pilot required to maintain and what is the duration period?Class III Medical Certificate, valid for 60 months for those under 40 and 24 months for those over 40.
- 4What endorsements are required from your CFI prior to solo flight?Make and model endorsement on the student pilot certificate which never expires and a make and model endorsement in the logbook which expires in 90 days.
- 5May a student pilot carry passengers?Cannot carry and passengers or be compensated for any flight.
- 6May a student pilot operate at night?A student pilot may not operate at night unless they have an endorsement from the instructor after the required training.
- 7May a student pilot operate in Class B airspace?A student pilot may not operate in Class B airspace without proper endorsements.
- 8Describe C172 Skyhawk's engine including maximum HP and RPM.Lycoming Engine rated at 150 HP at 2700 RPMs.
- 9VsStall speed. 57 MPH.
- 10VsoStall speed in landing configuration. Flaps 10 degrees: 52 MPH. Flaps 40 degrees: 49 MPH.
- 11VrRotation speed. IAS 68.
- 12VgBest glide speed. 80 IAS.
- 13VxBest angle of climb speed. 68 MPH.
- 14VyBest rate of climb speed. 82 MPH.
- 15VfeMaximum flap extended speed. 100 MPH.
- 16VaDesign maneuvering speed. 122 MPH.
- 17VnoMaximum structural cruising speed. 140 MPH.
- 18VneNever exceed speed. 174 MPH.
- 19What is the final approach speed with flaps and without?69 MPH with flaps. 70-80 MPH without flaps.
- 20What is the maximum gross weight of the airplane?2300 lbs.
- 21What is the fuel capacity and how much of that is usable fuel?42 gallons. 38 gallons usable.
- 22What is the oil capacity and when do we need to add oil to the airplane?8 qts. capacity. Must add oil if below 6 qts.
- 23During a mag check, what is the maximum allowable RPM drop?The RPM drop should not exceed 125 RPM either magneto or 50 RPM differential between magnetos.
- 24What is the procedure for an in-flight engine failure?Trim for best glide (80 MPH).
Find forced landing area.
T check (fuel on both, mixture rich, throttle open, carb heat on, ignition on both, master on, primer in and locked).
121.5, squawk 7700. - 25What type of airport is KOEO?Class E
- 26What are the basic VFR weather minimums for Class E airspace?3SM, 152. 1000 ft above, 500 ft below, 2000 ft horizontal.
- 27What is the traffic pattern at KOEO?Left traffic pattern, 1900' AGL.
- 28What is the minimum flight visibility required at all times for student pilot?Can't fly without visual reference to the surface or visibility is less than 3SM during the day or 5SM at night.
- 29What is the CTAF at KOEO?122.9
- 30What is the local AWOS/ATIS frequency?119.925 (120.00 NRH or 120.075 LE 21D)
- 31What is the emergency comm frequency and squawk code?121.5 and squawk 7700.
- 32Who has the final authority and responsibility for operations and safety during any flight?Pilot in command. PIC.
- 33What is the minimum amount of time a pilot is required to wait after the consumption of alcohol?8 hours. BAC <0.04.
- 34What are wing-tip vortices (wake turbulence)?Wake turbulence is from an airplane generating lift, resulting in two counter-rotating vortices trailing behind the aircraft.
- 35How do you avoid wake turbulence on landing?When landing, stay at or above the aircrafts final approach flight path, note the touch down point and land beyond it.
- 36How do you avoid wake turbulence on take off?For take off, rotate prior to the point where the aircraft took off and maneuver out of the flight path.
- 37Draw an airport traffic pattern, labeling each leg and the proper entry and departure points.
- 38When are you required to wear a safety belt?Taxi, takeoff and landing.
- 39What is the minimum reserve fuel required for day VFR operations?30 minutes.
- 40Water is found in the fuel tester during preflight. What needs to be accomplished?If water is found in the first fuel sample, continue sampling until no water and contamination appears. Significant and/ or consistent water, sediment or contaminations are grounds for further investigation by qualified maintenance personnel.
- 41When practicing constant altitude turns, stalls and manuring at critically slow airspeed, the entry altitude must allow a recovery to be completed no lower than:2000' AGL
- 42What fuel does the airplane use?100LL, colored blue.
- 43What is the procedure if there is an engine fire during flight?Establish emergency descent, locate landing area, (121.5, squawk 7700, Carb heat on, throttle idle, flaps full down, speed top of white arc, bank angle 30-45) fuel off, primer in and locked, cabin heat off, cabin air off, overhead vents open.
- 44When is the best glide speed used?A pilot uses best glide speed when he needs to fly the longest distance per unit of altitude lost. It is also used when the engine fails and a suitable landing place must be reached.
- 45If a glider is converging with an airplane, which has the right of way?The glider.
- 46During engine run-up, you cause rocks, debris and propeller blast to be directed toward another aircraft or person. Could this be considered careless or reckless operation of an aircraft? Why or why not?Yes, because it could be avoided by not having the prop-blast go in the direction of the other plane.
- 47What is the procedure for loss of communication radio when arriving at an airport with an operating control tower?Determine if radio failure actually exists, check frequencies, check comm selections, check volume. Fly 2000' above the runway and determine where to enter pattern for selected runway. Acknowledge tower light signals by rocking your wings.
- 48What is the maximum demonstrated crosswind component for the aircraft?15 MPH
- 49What is the service ceiling of the aircraft?14,000 ft.
- 50What is the distance to clear a 50 ft obstacle on a standard day?1,525 ft.
- 51What is the landing distance when landing over a 50 ft obstacle on a standard day?1,250 ft.
- 52Which preflight action is specifically required of the pilot before each flight?Become familiar with all available information concerning the flight.
- 53List the minimum equipment and instruments that must be working properly in your aircraft for flight.ATOMATOFLAMES
Airspeed indicator, Tachometer, Oil pressure gauge, Manifold pressure gauge, Altimeter, Temperature gauge, Fuel gauge, Landing gear position indicator, Anti collision lights, Magnetic compass, ELT, Safety belts. - 54Explain VFR cruising altitudes.East is odd, West is Even odder. 000-179 degrees fly odd thousand plus 500 feet. 180-359 fly even thousand plus 500 feet.
- 55What is the maximum allowable flap setting for takeoff in the aircraft?10 degrees.
- 56What is the minimum altitude you can fly anywhere?An altitude allowing, if a power unit fails, an emergency landing without undue hazard to persons or property on the surface.
- 57What is the minimum altitude you can fly over congested areas?Over any congested area of a city, town, or settlement, or over any open-air assembly of persons, an altitude of 1,000 feet above the highest obstacle within a horizontal radius of 2,000 feet of the aircraft.
- 58What is the minimum altitude you can fly over other than congested areas?An altitude of 500 feet above the surface except over open water or sparsely populated areas. In that case, the aircraft may not be operated closer than 500 feet to any person, vessel, vehicle, or structure.
- 59If the altimeter setting is not available at an airport, what setting should you use before departing on a local flight?When a local altimeter setting is not available the altimeter should be set to the field elevation for the departure area.
- 60What must you do before practicing maneuvers?Before starting any practice maneuver, the pilot must ensure that the area is clear of air traffic and other hazards.
- 61What is the procedure for a go around?Full throttle, carb heat in. Pitch attitude, nose down to gain air speed. Retract flaps one at a time.
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