Aviation 102 Block 1

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CFR 91.103 PIC Must have what information?

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runway lengths, and takeoff and landing distances.

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Preflight Action

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Weather briefing, weight and balance, aircraft performance (take off and landing distances), aircraft inspections (maintenance and physical inspection)

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CFR Part 1

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Intentionally left black

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Flight time

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from when the wheels move to the time the aircraft come to a final stop after a landing has been performed

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CFR 61.3 Requirements for certificates, ratings and authorizations

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PIC must have in possession valid pilot certificate, medical certificate, and a government issued photo I.D.

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CFR 61.5 Certificates given out by FAA

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Student, Sport, Recreational, Private, Commercial, ATP

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Student pilot expires

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after 60 months

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Sport certificate expires

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never

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Recreational certificate expires

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never

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Private certificate expires

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never

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Commercial certificate expires

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never

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ATP certificate expires

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never

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Instructor certificate expires

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every 24 calendar months

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Certificates and ratings for CFR 61.5

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Airplane, Rotocraft, Glider, Lighter than Air, Powered Lift

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Airplane

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Single-engine
Multi-engine
Single-engine sea
Multi-engine sea

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Rotocraft

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Helicopter
Gyrocopter

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Glider

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all

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Lighter than air

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Free Balloon
Airship

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Powered lift

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(V-22 Osprey) type

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Ratings

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Type rating (such as jet specific B-744, or MD-83)
Instrument rating

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Certificates can be......

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revoked or suspended

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Temporary certificates

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valid 120 days or until permanent certificate arrives

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First class Medical

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ATP Certificate
Over 40 valid for 6 months
Under 40 valid for 12 months

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Second Class medical

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Commercial Certificate
Valid for 12 months

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Third Class Medical

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Private Pilot Certificate
Over 40 valid for 24 months
Under 40 valid for 60 months

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CFR 61.31

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To act as PIC you must have appropriate class and category on certification

Endorsement from CFI for student cross country

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CFR 61.39

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Pass the knowledge test in 24 months
Present knowledge test report
Received proper instruction and experience
Third class Medical
Proper age and endorsement for CFI

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CFR 61.43

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Perform with approved standards
Demonstrate mastery
Demonstrate proficiency and competency
Demonstrate sound judgment
Demonstrate single pilot competence

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CFR 61.51 Logbook Requirements

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log flight time to show currency

make sure you log all flight time to show requirements for certificates and ratings

must present when asked and have on cross-country flights as a student

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CFR 61.89 Student Pilot Restrictions

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carry passengers
carry property for compensation
fly for hire or business
fly internationally

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CFR 61.89 Student Pilot Restrictions (2)

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no fly w/ less than 3 mile vis. (day) 5 miles (night)

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CFR 91.3 PIC

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Responsible for the operation of aircraft
Final authority of operations
Only deviate from flight plans in emergency
(Must send written report about diviation to FAA only if requested by FAA)

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CFR 91.11

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No persons can intimidate, threaten, assault, or interfere with crew during operation of the aircraft

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CFR 91.13

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No person shall act recklessly during the operation of an aircraft

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CFR 91.15

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No person may drop objects from an aircraft in flight

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CFR 91.105

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All crewmembers must have seatbelts worn and be at appropriate stations during takeoff and landings unless:
absence is necessary to aircraft operation
Physiological need

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CFR 91.105 Seatbelt shoulder harness

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Shoulder harness may not be worn if:
aircraft is flying in route
necessary to perform duties

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CFR 91.107

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PIC must brief passengers on the use of seatbelts and shoulder harnesses

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Airworthiness/Equipment

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Annual or 100 hour airworthiness check
Check MEL

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Airworthiness Certificate

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Issued by FAA that aircraft is safe to fly and operate
Must be displayed at all times

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Registration Certificate

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Must be registered with the FAA Civil Aviation Registry

carried on board at all times
not valid if aircraft is sold or proved to not be airworthy

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Arm

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distance from datum reference line (point of measurement) to the cg of an item

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Moment

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the product of the weight of an item multiplied by its arm. Expressed in pound inches

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Center of gravity (CG)

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the point about which an aircraft would balance if it were possible to suspend it at that point.

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Moment=

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Weight X Arm

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Moment Index=

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Moment/1000 (or 100 depending on aircraft)

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CG=

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Total moment/ total weight

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Takeoff/Landing performance calculation needs

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temperature
wind conditions
pressure altitude

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KGFK ATIS

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119.4

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KGFK Ground

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124.575

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KGFK Tower

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118.4 or 120.55

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Grand Forks Departure

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132.3

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Standard Briefing

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Provides most complete weather information
Provided in specific order

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Abbreviated Briefing

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Shortened briefing used to update previous briefings

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Outlook Briefing

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Used when departure is more than 6 hours away