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Private Pilot Limitations
-No compensation for hire
-Not pay less than the pro-rata share
Student pilot Limitations
Cannot act as P.I.C. when the aircraft is
-Carrying a passenger
-Carrying property for compensation
-For compensation or hire
-In furtherance for business
-On international flight
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Category
(License)- Airplane, Rotor craft...
(Aircraft)- Utility, Sport...
Class
(License)- Utility, Sport...
(Aircraft)- Airplane, Rotor craft...
Medical
(Class 1)- 6 months
(Class 2)- 12 months
(Class 3)- 36 months
Over 40 (Class 3)- 24 months
A.R.R.O.W.
A- Airworthiness
R- Radio Operators license (Canada)
R- Registration
O- Ops
W- Weight & Balance
H.A.A.A.S.T.E.E.E.
H- Hourly
A- Annual
A*- Altimeter
A- Ad's
S*- Static
T*- Transponder
E*- Encoder
E- Emergency Location Transmitter
E- Emergency Location Transmitter Battery
(*= S.A.T.E. check every 24 months)
Aircraft fuel system
From fuel tank, Through screen, Past fuel shut off valve, Through fuel strainer and engine primer, through carburetor to the engine.
Aircraft electrical system
24v battery
26v alternator
28v system
Aircraft limitations
(Flaps Up) +4.4G -1.76G
Max Ramp- 1675 lbs.
Max Take Off- 1670 lbs.
Induced & Parasite Drag
Induced- A direct byproduct of lift
Parasite- Skin friction, Body shape, and form (fillets & rounds)
Class A
Visibility- N/A
Distance From Clouds- N/A
Class B
Visibility- 3 statue miles
Distance From Clouds- Clear of clouds
Sectional- Solid Blue
Class C
Visibility- 3 statute miles
Distance From Clouds- 500ft. below, 1000ft. above, 2000ft. horizontal
Sectional- Solid Magenta
Class D
Visibility- 3 statute miles
Distance From Clouds- 500ft. below, 1000ft. above, 2000ft. horizontal
Sectional- Dashed Blue
Class E
Less than 10,000ft. M.S.L.

Visibility- 3 statute miles
Distance From Clouds- 500ft. below, 1000ft. above, 2000ft. horizontal

At or above 10,000ft. M.S.L.

Visibility- 5 statute miles
Distance From Clouds- 1000ft. below, 1000ft. above, 1000ft. horizontal

Sectional- Dashed Magenta
Class G
1200ft. or less above ground regardless of M.S.L.

Day
Visibility- 1 statute mile
Distance From Clouds- Clear of Clouds

Night
Visibility- 3 statute miles
Distance From Clouds- 500ft. below, 1000ft. above, 2000ft. horizontal

More than 1200ft. above surface but less than 10,000ft. M.S.L.

Day
Visibility- 1 statute mile
Distance From Clouds- 500ft. below, 1000ft. above, 2000ft. horizontal

Night
Visibility- 3 statute miles
Distance From Clouds- 500ft. below, 1000ft. above, 2000ft. horizontal

More than 1200ft. above surface and at or above 10,000ft. M.S.L.

Visibility- 5 statute miles
Distance From Clouds- 1000ft. below, 1000ft. above, 1000ft. horizontal

Sectional- (Faded Magenta +700ft.) (Faded Blue +1200ft.)
Lost Procedures
Communicate
- With Any Available Facility
- Use Chart Frequencies, Including RCO & VOR
- In Dire Situations Use 121.5 The Emergency Frequency

Confess
- Your Situation To ATC Facility

Comply
- With Their Suggestions

Conserve
- Your Fuel By Reducing Power & Speed, Using Values For Max Endurance Or Range
Lost Precedures
Communicate
- With Any Available Facility
- Use Chart Frequencies, Including RCO & VOR
- In Dire Situations Use 121.5 The Emergency Frequency

Confess
- Your Situation To ATC Facility

Comply
- With Their Suggestions

Conserve
- Your Fuel By Reducing Power & Speed, Using Values For Max Endurance Or Range
NTSB Reporting
Accident:
- Death
- Serious Injury
- Substantial Damage

Death:
- Person Dies

Serious Injury:
- Hospitalization For <48 Hours W/I 7 Days Of An Accident
- Broken Bones (Except: Nose, Fingers & Toes)
- Severe Hemmorage
- Tissue Damage
- Tendon Damage
- Muscle Damage
- Nerve Damage
- Internal Organ Damage
- 2nd Or 3rd Degree Burns <5% Of The Body

Substantial Damage:
Anything That Adversely Effects:
- Performance
- Flight Characteristics
- Structural Strength

Incident:
- Collision In Flight
- Fire In Flight
- Required Crew Member Becomes Ill & Can Not Perform Duties
- Flight Control Malfunction
- Failure Of Structural Component Of A Turbine
- Property Damage (Non-Aircraft) <$25,000.00

Immediate Notification (Phone):
1. Accident
2. Incident
3. Aircraft Is Overdue & Believed To Be Involved In An Accident

Written Reports:
Within 10 Days:
- If In An Accident
Within 7 Days:
- If Overdue Aircraft Is Still Missing
Upon Request:
- Any Incident That Required Immediate Notification
Airspeed
KIAS:
- Indicated Airspeed
- Airspeed Indicated On The Airspeed Indicator

CAS:
- Calibrated Airspeed
- KIAS Corrected For Installation Error

TAS:
- True Airspeed
- CAS Corrected For Temperature & Pressure

GS:
- Ground Speed
- TAS Corrected For Wind Velocity & Direction
Altimetry
Indicated Altitude:
- Altitude Indicated On The Altimeter

Calibrated Altitude:
- Altitude Corrected For Installation Error

True Altitude (MSL):
- Actual Altitude Above The Mean Sea Level

Absolute Altitude (AGL):
- Actual Altitude Above The Ground (AGL - Above Ground Level)

Pressure Altitude:
- Vertical Distance Above The Standard Datum Plane
Note:
The Standard Datum Plane Is The Theoretical Plane Where Atmospheric Pressure Is Equal To 29.92

Density Altitude:
- Pressure Altitude Combined With Outside Air Temperature
- Important Factor For Determining Aircraft Performance
- Theoretical Value
H.C.4.L.A.N.D.
H- Horizontally opposed
C- Carburetor
4- Four Cylinder
L- Lycoming
A- Air cooled
N- Normally aspirated
D- Direct drive
Engine Failure During Takeoff
Throttle- Idle
Brakes- Apply
Engine Failure Immediately After Takeoff
Airspeed- 60 KIAS
Engine Failure During Flight
Airspeed- 60 KIAS
Carburetor Heat- On
Fire During Start
Cranking- Continue
If engine fails to start
Throttle- Full Open
Mixture- Idle Cutoff
Cranking- Continue
Engine Fire in Flight
Mixture- Idle Cutoff
Fuel Shutoff Valve- Off
Electrical Fire in Flight
Master Switch- Off
Vents/Cabin Air/Heat- Closed
Fire Extinguisher- Apply
Cabin Fire
Master Switch- Off
Vents/Cabin Air/Heat- Closed
Fire Extinguisher- Apply
Wing Fire
Navigation Lights- Off
Strobe Lights- Off
Pitot Heat- Off