Are you legal in the skies?

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Question 1 of 11

1. Question
What document must be on board a civil aircraft before a flight can be conducted?
- Airplane Flight Manual (POH)
- Maintenance Records
- Type Certificate
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Question 2 of 11

2. Question
A private pilot is carrying his friends on a trip from point A to point B. All occupants in the airplane have the same travel plans. The total operating expenses for the flight are 500 dollars. There are a total of 5 occupants in the airplane. What is the most amount of money each occupant, including the pilot, can pay for the trip?
- The pilot can not pay less than the pro-rata share of the expenses of the flight. Considering this only involves fuel, oil, airport expenditures, or rental fees. Therefore each occupant, including the pilot, can not pay more than 100$.
- The pilot can not pay less than the pro-rata share of the expenses of the flight. Considering this only involves fuel, oil, airport expenditures, or rental fees. Therefore each occupant, including the pilot, can not pay more than 50$.
- The pilot can not pay less than the pro-rata share of the expenses of the flight. Considering this only involves fuel, oil, airport expenditures, or rental fees. Therefore each occupant can not pay more than 50$ and the pilot needs to pay at least 250$.
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Question 3 of 11

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A private pilot is working as a flight dispatcher for a flight school. The CEO of the flight school calls the dispatcher and asks him if he could please move an airplane from KTMB to KAPF. The school needs to move its fleet from the east coast to the west coast because a hurricane will be passing through the next few days. Can the pilot be compensated for this flight?
- Yes. The flight is only incidental to the private pilot's employment (flight dispatcher) and he will not be carrying any passengers or property for hire.
- No. As a private pilot one can no be compensated for flying an airplane. The pilot would have needed a commercial pilot certificate in order to accept the job.
- Yes. A private pilot can always get compensated as long as he is not carrying passengers or property in the airplane he is flying.
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Question 4 of 11

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A private pilot will be carrying passengers on a cross country flight from KTMB to KTPA in a PA-28R (Single Engine Aircraft) during the daytime hours. What currency requirements must he meet to legally conduct the flight?
- On the preceding 90 days, he must have performed 3 takeoff and 3 landings in a single-engine airplane.
- On the preceding 60 days, he must have performed 3 takeoff and 3 landings in a single-engine airplane.
- On the preceding 90 days, he must have performed 3 takeoff and 3 landings in any category and class of airplane.
- On the preceding 90 days, he must have performed 3 takeoff and 3 landings to a full stop in a single-engine airplane.
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Question 5 of 11

5. Question
A private pilot will be carrying passengers on a cross country flight from KTMB to KTPA in a PA-28R (Single Engine Aircraft) during the nighttime hours. What currency requirements must he meet to legally conduct the flight?
- On the preceding 90 days, he must have performed 3 takeoff and 3 landings in any category and class of airplane.
- On the preceding 60 days, he must have performed 3 takeoff and 3 landings in a single-engine airplane.
- On the preceding 90 days, he must have performed 3 takeoff and 3 landings in a single-engine airplane.
- On the preceding 90 days, he must have performed 3 takeoff and 3 landings to a full stop in a single-engine airplane
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Question 6 of 11

6. Question
What can legally replace a flight review?
- A checkride for a new pilot certificate, rating, or operating privilege.
- At least 2 hours of ground and 2 hours of flight with a certified flight instructor.
- Have completed at least 10 hours of flight training for a new pilot certificate, rating, or operating certificate on the preceding 12 calendar months.
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Question 7 of 11

7. Question
Which maneuvers must a private pilot complete on the flight portion of a flight review?
- As a minimum, a list of maneuvers that involve stalls and operations in the traffic pattern on an airport including takeoff and landings.
- Those maneuvers and procedures that, at the discretion of the person giving the review, are necessary for the pilot to demonstrate the safe exercise of the privileges of the pilot certificate.
- All the maneuvers listed on the PVT ACS.
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Question 8 of 11

8. Question
One of the requirements to act as PIC when using a driver license instead of a medical certificate is to:
- Receive a comprehensive medical examination from a State-licensed physician during the 36 months before acting as pilot in command
- Receive a comprehensive medical examination from a State-licensed physician during the 12 months before acting as pilot in command
- Receive a comprehensive medical examination from a State-licensed physician during the 48 months before acting as pilot in command
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Question 9 of 11

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A private pilot will be taking his family on a trip from Miami to Naples. The pilot is 42 years old. His last medical evaluation was performed on Jan 13 of 2021. What minimum class of medical would he need for the trip and when will his certificate expire?
- Third Class Medical. It will expire on Jan 31st, 2023
- Second Class Medical. It will expire on Jan 31st of 2026
- Third Class Medical. It will expire on Jan 13th, 2023
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Question 10 of 11

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Is it required to present your photo ID or pilot certificate to a police officer upon request?
- Yes, any Federal, State or Local law enforcement officer can request an inspection of my documents
- No. Only an FAA inspector can request an inspection of my documents
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Question 11 of 11

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What are the required documents that must be in your possession to exercise the privileges of your private pilot certificate in an aircraft?
- Pilot Certificate, Government issued ID, and Pilot Logbook
- Pilot Certificate, Government issued ID, Medical Certificate and Pilot Logbook
- Pilot Certificate, Government issued ID, and Medical Certificate
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1. Question

What document must be on board a civil aircraft before a flight can be conducted?

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4. Question

A private pilot will be carrying passengers on a cross country flight from KTMB to KTPA in a PA-28R (Single Engine Aircraft) during the daytime hours. What currency requirements must he meet to legally conduct the flight?

5. Question

A private pilot will be carrying passengers on a cross country flight from KTMB to KTPA in a PA-28R (Single Engine Aircraft) during the nighttime hours. What currency requirements must he meet to legally conduct the flight?

6. Question

What can legally replace a flight review?

7. Question

Which maneuvers must a private pilot complete on the flight portion of a flight review?

8. Question

One of the requirements to act as PIC when using a driver license instead of a medical certificate is to:

9. Question

A private pilot will be taking his family on a trip from Miami to Naples. The pilot is 42 years old. His last medical evaluation was performed on Jan 13 of 2021. What minimum class of medical would he need for the trip and when will his certificate expire?

10. Question

Is it required to present your photo ID or pilot certificate to a police officer upon request?

11. Question

What are the required documents that must be in your possession to exercise the privileges of your private pilot certificate in an aircraft?