1Pilot Qualifications (Part 61.103)
- 17yr old
- Pass Practical Test
- Endorsement
- Pass Knowledge Test (70%)
- Understand English
- Meet Aeronautical Experience Requirements
- atleast 40 flight hours
2Recent Flight Experience (Part 61.57) Day
- 3 takeoffs and landings
- within the proceeding 90 days
3Recent Flight Experience (Part 61.57) Night P
- 3 takeoffs and landings toa full stop
- within the proceeding 30 days
4Record Keeping (61.51)
- training time, aeronautical experience, training requirements
- certificate, rating, license
5Priviledges (61.113)
- follow the pro rata for carry passengers
- basically splitting funds for fuel cost
6Limitations falls under...
Part 61.113
7Certificate of aircraft with respect to airmen...
- airplane
- rotorcraft
- lighter than air
8certificate of aircraft with respect to aircraft...
- transport
- multiengine
- utility
- acrobatic
9 Medical Certificates fall under..
part 61.23
10Documents to exercise PPL Priviledges (61.3)
-pilot certificate
- photo ID
- Med cerf.
11BasicMed Priviledges and Limitiations (61.113)
- no more than 6 occupants
- takeoff weight cannot exceed 6,000lbs
- no flight above 18,000 msl
- no flight outside the U.s
- cannot exceed 250 IAS
- logbook must have completion in the examination check
12Requirements to maintain BasicMed?
- be sure that your CMEC is current and on you and that your most recent examination has been conducted within the last 48 CM
- be sure that you are being treated by your physician for any medical conditions that you may have
- make sure you have a certificate of completion from BasicMed within the previous 24 CM
13Proficiency
- competeance as a pilot
- practiced procedures
14Currency
- legal to fly but not as competant
15Pro Rata Share (61.113)
The PIC and passenger must pay equal amounts for flight costs.
16High Altitude and Tailwheel aircraft reqs. (61.31)
High Altitude aircraft...
- must not be operated above 25,000ft
- requires endorsement, logbook training records to show completion of training
Tailwheel Aircrafts
- requires authorized instruction and approval from instructor to fly the tailwheel
17Difference between a category, class, and type.... (14 CFR Part 1)
Category:
- broad classification of aircrafts
- exp: rotorcraft, glider, airplane
Class:
- shows similar characteristics between certain aircrafts
- single engine land, multi engine land
Type:
- a specific make and model of an aircraft including certain modifications
18What should a pilot do if they develop a medical conditon that prevents them from obtaining a medical certificate? (61.401)
- SODA (statement of demonstrated disability) is granted
- SODA will not expire so long as the disability does not progress
- allows the examiner to give pilot a medical certificate
19Where can you go to find a list of medical conditions that can disqualify you from obtaining your first class medical?
Part 67
- for medical standards
Part 61
- requirements for obtaining a medical certificate
20What requirements must be met to fly under BasicMed?
- hold a current U.S drivers license
- hold a medical after July 14, 2006
- complete the CMEC
- see a physician that can give you a checkup based on the CMEC
- take basic med education course