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1.
What certificates and documents must you have on board the aircraft
prior to flight?
2.
Locate the following inspections, as appropriate, in the airframe
and engine logbooks: Annual, 100 hour, pitot-static, altimeter,
transponder and encoder.
3.
What equipment, in addition to that required for flight during the
day, must you have for operations at night?
4.
When is an electrical landing light required?
5.
Must all airplanes be equipped with ELT? If the training airplane
requires an ELT to be installed, when can you fly without one?
6.
What are the recency of experience requirements you must meet to
act as a pilot in command of an aircraft carrying passengers during
the day, as well as at night?
7.
Can the holder of a commercial pilot certificate rent an airplane
(with a recent 100 hour inspection) from a fixed base operator and
use it to carry passengers for hire?
8.
During a flight where you are exercising commercial privileges,
what minimum class of medical certificate valid for operations,
which require a commercial certificate?
9.
What is the significance of 14,500 feet MSL in relation to Class
E airspace?
10.
What are the pre-requisites for flight within Class A airspace?
11.
Explain the vertical limit for Class D airspace.
12.
Define the term "commercial operator."
13.
Explain the pilot and equipment requirements for flight within Class
B and C airspace.
14.
Under what conditions must you file a VFR flight plan?
15.
What are the pilot and passenger oxygen requirements?
16.
What is the maximum authorized airspeed below 10,000 feet MSL within
a Class D airspace area, which is below the floor of an associated
Class B airspace segment?
17.
Explain the meaning of the various ATC light gun signals to an aircraft
on the ground and in flight.
18.
What are the minimum visibility and cloud clearance requirements
for VFR flight in both controlled and uncontrolled airspace?
19.
Explain when you may operate within the following areas: Prohibited,
restricted, warning, alert and MOA.
Use
the pilot's operating handbook for your aircraft to answer questions
20 through 40.
20.
What is the total fuel capacity of your aircraft? What is the total
usable fuel quantity?
21.
What is the fuel grade and corresponding color of the fuel used
in your aircraft? If the recommended fuel grade is not available,
what grade(s) of fuel can you use?
22.
Explain fuel management for this plane when you begin a flight with
all tanks full.
23.
Where is the battery located in this aircraft and what is its voltage?
24.
Does this airplane use an ammeter or load meter? Explain what the
appropriate instrument displays.
25.
What are the maximum and minimum allowable flap settings which you
may use for take off?
26.
Explain starting procedures for this aircraft when the engine is
hot, as well as when it is cold.
27.
Explain the manual landing gear extension procedures for the aircraft.
28.
List the best rate of climb (Vy) and best angle-of-climb (Vx) speeds
for the aircraft at sea level when loaded to its maximum allowable
weight.
29.
What is the stalling speed at maximum weight in level flight and
in a 45-degree bank?
30.
List the following speeds: Vfe, Vlo and Vle
31.
What is the maximum demonstrated crosswind component for the aircraft?
Is this an aircraft limitation?
32.
What is the minimum required ground roll for takeoff at maximum
takeoff weight if the field elevation is 5,000 feet and the temperature
is 26 degrees Celsius?
33.
Assuming the same conditions given above, what is your rate of climb
with gear and flaps retracted at the best rate-of-climb airspeed?
34.
What does the term "service ceiling" mean? What are the
service and absolute ceilings for the aircraft?
35.
Assume you are flying at a pressure altitude of 4,000 feet under
ISA+10 degrees Celsius conditions. What are the predicted true airspeed
and fuel flow values for 65% power?
36.
What does the term "zero fuel weight" mean? Does your
aircraft have a zero fuel weight limitation? If so, what is it?
37.
What are the maximum allowable baggage compartment weights?
38.
If the weight of an adult passenger is unknown, what should you
use for weight and balance computations? When should you not use
standard weights?
39.
Calculate the weight and balance for the aircraft as it will be
loaded for the flight test and assume the examiner weighs 180 pounds.
40.
What are the procedures for dealing with an electrical fire in flight?
41.
Discuss the similarities and differences between the conditions
of hypoxia, hyperventilation and carbon monoxide poisoning. What
are the symptoms and effects for each condition and what corrective
actions should you take in each case?
42.
If a passenger exhibits symptoms which could be attributed to more
than one condition, what should you do?
43.
What are the rules concerning the use of alcohol and the operation
of an aircraft?
44.
Name several common medications that you should not take before
or during a flight.
45.
What is spatial disorientation, when is it most likely to occur
and what corrective action should you take if you become spatially
disoriented?
46.
What are the effects of fatigue on a pilot?
47.
What are the effect of nitrogen on a SCUBA diver and what precautions
need to be observed prior to flight?
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