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Questions and Answers

What is a home study curriculum for written tests?

Individually developed home study course presented to a CFI (correct)

Endorsement from a CFI (correct)

COG from an agency like a high school/college (correct)

COG from an FAA approved course (correct)

What must be provided as proof at the time of application for written tests?

English speaker (correct)

Identity (correct)

Address (correct)

Age (correct)

What should you do if a student does not speak good English?

Do not endorse him; if he has his license, contact local FSDO.

What are the prerequisites for a practical test?

All endorsements and flight training. Signup and view all the answers

What happens after receiving a letter of disapproval?

Must be reendorsed. Signup and view all the answers

New endorsements are needed after a letter of discontinuance.

False Signup and view all the answers

What must a student pilot do to get certified?

All of the above Signup and view all the answers

What are the pre-solo requirements?

All of the above Signup and view all the answers

What are student pilot endorsements requirements?

Citizenship, pre-solo knowledge test (corrected to 100%), required training for solo flight, initial solo XC, solo at night, endorsements for solo XC and greater, emergency action, written test, and practical test. Signup and view all the answers

What is required for private pilot certification?

All of the above Signup and view all the answers

What is required for commercial pilot certification?

All of the above Signup and view all the answers

What does the pre-solo written knowledge test cover?

Applicable parts of 61 and 91, airspace rules and procedures, and flight characteristics and limitations. Signup and view all the answers

What actions should an instructor take for a solo student?

Train the student in the make and model aircraft, determine maneuvers are proficient, and endorse the logbook within 90 days of flight. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Home Study Curriculum for Written Tests

Must originate from an FAA approved course or agency like high school/college.
Requires endorsement from a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI).
Aviation home study courses provided by industry are acceptable.
Individually developed home study courses presented to a CFI are also valid.

Proof Required at Application Time

Identity verification.
Current address documentation.
Confirmation of age.
Proficiency in English is mandatory.

Handling Students with Limited English Proficiency

Do not endorse students unable to speak English proficiently.
Students with existing licenses should contact the local Flight Standards District Office (FSDO).

Prerequisites for Practical Test

All necessary endorsements must be obtained.
Flight training relevant to practical test must be completed.

Following a Letter of Disapproval

Candidate must obtain a re-endorsement to proceed.

After a Letter of Discontinuance

No new endorsements are necessary.

Student Pilot Certification Requirements

Application for a student pilot certificate is required.
A medical examination is mandatory.
Candidates must be vetted by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).
Must meet specific limitations and eligibility criteria.

Pre-Solo Requirements

Must hold a current student pilot certificate.
Completion of pre-solo knowledge test is essential.
Must log training for maneuvers and procedures relative to the specific aircraft.
CFI must endorse for the specific make and model within 90 days.

Student Pilot Endorsements

Citizenship verification is necessary.
Pre-solo knowledge test must be passed with a corrected score of 100%.
Training for solo flight must be documented.
Initial solo cross-country flight endorsement is required.
Additional endorsements needed for solo flights at night and for each solo cross-country flight.
Repeated solo cross-countries must not exceed 50 nautical miles.
Takeoffs and landings must occur at airports within 25 nautical miles.
Endorsement is required for solo flights entering Class B airspace and landing at airports within Class B.
Emergency procedures outlined to prevent landing at non-endorsed airports unless absolutely necessary.
Both written and practical tests must be successfully completed.

Private Pilot Certification Requirements

A student pilot certificate is needed.
Training requirements outlined in 14 CFR 61.103 must be met.
Night flying experience is required unless specifically prohibited.
A minimum of 3 hours of instrument flight time is necessary.
Understanding of privileges and limitations associated with the certificate is crucial.

Commercial Pilot Certification Requirements

Requires a Private Pilot License (PPL) or foreign equivalent.
Must hold an instrument rating or restrict passengers beyond 50 nautical miles or night flying.
At least 10 hours of training in complex or technically advanced aircraft (TAA) is required.

Pre-Solo Written Knowledge Test

Must cover relevant sections of 14 CFR Parts 61 and 91.
Test includes airspace rules and procedures applicable to the area where solo will occur.
Also addresses flight characteristics and limitations.
The CFI is responsible for administering and reviewing the test.