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In the early days of aviation, how was learning to fly primarily accomplished?
In the early days of aviation, how was learning to fly primarily accomplished?
- Through simulators
- By trial and error (correct)
- With detailed instruction manuals
- Through government-regulated training programs
What is one reason individuals learn to fly?
What is one reason individuals learn to fly?
- To work in a bank
- To become a race car driver
- To become a chef
- To travel and experience the world from a new perspective (correct)
What is the first step recommended to take when considering pilot training?
What is the first step recommended to take when considering pilot training?
- Apply for a loan
- Purchase an airplane
- Have your questions answered (correct)
- Learn how to parachute
What does FAA stand for?
What does FAA stand for?
What are the rules issued by the FAA called?
What are the rules issued by the FAA called?
What areas do Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs) apply to?
What areas do Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs) apply to?
Where are FARs identified within?
Where are FARs identified within?
During pilot training, what kind of tests will you take?
During pilot training, what kind of tests will you take?
Is pilot training flexible?
Is pilot training flexible?
What can you typically choose during pilot training?
What can you typically choose during pilot training?
Flashcards
What is the FAA?
What is the FAA?
Governs commercial and general aviation and issues Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs).
What are FARs?
What are FARs?
Rules issued by the FAA that apply to all areas of aviation, including flight operations, aircraft construction, and training requirements.
Rewards of flying.
Rewards of flying.
Achieving an extraordinary goal, travel, exciting career, sense of accomplishment skill mastering.
Private Pilot Certificate requirements.
Private Pilot Certificate requirements.
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Study Notes
The Training Process
- Early aviation lacked regulations for pilot training and aircraft construction
- Learning to fly was risky, demanding courage and commitment, often involving trial and error
- Becoming a pilot requires hard work and dedication
Rewards of Flying
- Rewards are unique, varying from achieving goals to experiencing the world differently
- Some seek exciting careers, while others desire the satisfaction of mastering a skill
How to Get Started
- Answer questions about the training process to make informed decisions and enhance the flying experience
What is the FAA?
- The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulates pilot training for commercial and general aviation
- The FAA issues Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs), which cover all aviation areas, including flight operations, aircraft construction, and training requirements for pilot certificates and ratings
- FARs are identified by a specific title number (Aeronautics and Space Title 14) in the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR)
- FARs are divided into numbered parts (FAR Part 61, FAR Part 91, etc.) and identified by part and regulation number, such as FAR 91.106
- Specific training requirements must be met to obtain a private pilot certificate, including a knowledge test and a practical test
- Pilot training is generally flexible, allowing choices in instructor, training type, and lesson schedule
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