Oral Exam Notes

- An airspace with a ATC that provides ATC servics according to the Class of Airspace it is operating in.

- Class A, B, C
- Lateral boundaries of a class Charlie or Bravo airport
- Class Echo at or above 10,000ft
- Aircrafts flying within or across the U.S
- For ADS-B 3000ft or above in Class Echo airspace

Basic Radar Service
- sequencing
- safety alerts
- vectoring
TRSA Service
- sequencing
- seperation
Class Charlie Service
- basic service
- sequencing
- vfr and ifr seperation
Class Bravo Service
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First decide if...
1- is the equipment required by...
* AD, regulations for type of flight operation, VFR day Certification requirements, an operational equipment list

If Yes....
* fly in not permitted without a special flight permit
If No
* flying is permitted so long as equipment is..
1- removed
2- deactivated and placardarded INOP
3- pilot/mechanic determines it is safe to fly
4- equipment is not on the Minimum equipment list (MEL)

No person may carry any person (other than
crewmembers) in an aircraft that has
undergone maintenance affecting flight
characteristics unless a test flight has been
completed and logged by someone with at
least a private pilot certificate.

- prior to operating an aircraft NOT equipped with a transponder in an airspace where one is required, a request for deviation must be submitted to controlling ATC facility at least 1hr before the proposed flight
- if the transponder fails in concerned airspace, a request must be made and a transponder requirement deviation may be issued to allow the flight to continue through the airspace

No person may operate, nor may any operator or pilot in command of an aircraft allow the operation of, any portable electronic device on any civil aircraft unless it is...

1.) Portable voice recorders
2.) Hearing aids
3.) Heart pacemakers
4.) Electric shavers
5.) Any other portable electronic device that the operator of the aircraft has determined will not
cause interference with the navigation or communication system of the aircraft in which it is to be
used.

Def: Occurrence that happens between the time any person boards a aircraft with the intention to fly until all passengers and people disembark or for instances where any person has suffered from death, a severe injury, or if the aircraft recieves substantial damage

- Hospitalization for more than 48 hours within 7 days of the date of injury
- fracture of any bone
- severe hemorrhages, nerve muscles, or tendon damage
- internal organ injury
- Second or Third degree burns or any burns affecting more than 5% of body surface

- any damage that adversity affects the structural Strength, performance , or flight Characteristics of the aircraft
- Keep in mind a prop strike is not substantial damage

an occurence other than an accident associated with the operation of an aircraft Which can affect the safety operations of the aircraft