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Private Pilot ?s

practice questions for private pilot exam

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What are the four forces of flight acting on an airplane?
What is a stall, and what factors affect stall speed?
What is angle of attack? the angle between the chord line of an airfoil and the relative wind
What are the two types of drag?
How do you recover from a spin?
What is adverse yaw?
How does a starter work, and what kind of engine does the aircraft have?
Explain the fuel system on your aircraft.
How do vacuum-driven instruments work, and how would you indicate a vacuum system failure?
Explain the pitot/static system. What would you see with a clogged pitot tube or a clogged static port?
What is a surface analysis chart, and what is a weather depiction chart?
What is the difference between an AIRMET, SIGMET, and Convective SIGMET?
What is density altitude, and what factors affect it?
What are your personal weather minimums?
When do you need a medical certificate, and where can you get one?
Does a student pilot automatically have the privilege of cross-country flying after soloing?
Are you permitted to carry passengers before getting your private pilot certificate?
What are the "five Cs" for lost procedures ? (Confess, Conserve, Climb, Communicate, and Comply)
What is the "five-P" approach to risk management?
What is a pilot-in-command (PIC) chart?
How do you use a VOR?
How do you file a flight plan?
What is the minimum age requirement for a Sport Pilot Certificate, Recreational Pilot Certificate, or Private Pilot Certificate? An applicant must be 17 years of age. Although, applicants for the private pilot glider or free balloon rating may be 16 years of age
What is the difference between a recreational pilot certificate and a private pilot certificate? The recreational pilot has fewer privileges than a private pilot holds. All privileges and limitations of the recreational pilot certificate are listed in 14 CFR part 61, section 61.101.
When do I need a Student Pilot Certificate? You must have a Student Pilot Certificate prior to solo flight.
What are the requirements for a Student Pilot Certificate? To be eligible for a Student Pilot Certificate, a person must be at least 16 years of age, except for the operation of a glider or balloon, and be able to read, speak, write, and understand the English language.
According to 91.151 what are the fuel requirements for a VFR night flight? To your intended landing point plus 45 minutes
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