PRIVATE PILOT COURSEFEDERAL AVIATION REGULATIONS

FEDERAL AVIATION REGULATIONS E-CFR Title 14

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• PART 1 – DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS• PART 43 – MAINTENANCE, REBUILDING AND ALTERATION• PART 61 – CERTIFICATION: PILOTS AND INSTRUCTORS• PART 91 – GENERAL OPERATING AND FLIGHT RULES• NTSB – ACCIDENT REPORTING

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§1.1 GENERAL DEFINITIONS

DEFINE THE FOLLOWING:• Indicated Airspeed• Flight Time• Flight Visibility• Major Repair• Minor Repair• Night• Pilot in Command

§1.1 GENERAL DEFINITIONS

§1.2 ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS

DEFINE THE FOLLOWING:• AGL• IAS• NM• Va• Vs• Vy• Vno• Vne

PART 43 – MAINTENANCE OF AIRCRAFT

• Applicability• Authorized Persons• Inspections

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

• Tires• Shocks• Wheel Bearings• Lubrication• Upholstery• Side Windows• Lights• Spark Plugs• Batteries

YOU MUST!✓Use approved manuals✓Use approved tools✓Properly document

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§61.3 REQUIREMENT FOR CERTIFICATES, RATINGS

§61.15 OFFENSES INVOLVING ALCOHOL AND DRUGS

§61.23 MEDICAL CERTIFICATES

➢ 1st Class (ATP): Every 12 months if younger than age 40, Every 6 months over 40

➢ 2nd Class (Commercial Pilots): 12 Months

➢ 3rd Class (Private / Student / Recreational Pilots):

➢ 24 Monts if Over 40 Old

➢ 60 Months if Under 40 Old

§61.31 TYPE RATING & ADDITIONAL TRAINING

Type Rating➢Large Aircraft➢Turbojet➢Others

➢Complex➢High Performance➢High Altitude➢Tailwheel

§61.56 FLIGHT REVIEW

§61.57 RECENT FLIGHT EXPERIENCE

§61.60 CHANGE OF ADDRESS

61.69 GLIDER TOWING

§61.95 STUDENT OPERATIONS IN CLASS B

§61.113 PRIVATE PILOT PRIVILEGES AND LIMITATIONS

FAR Part 91

§91.3 RESPONSIBILIITY AND AUTHORITY OF PIC

§91.7 CIVIL AIRCRAFT AIRWORTHINESS

§91.9 CIVIL AIRCRAFT FLIGHT MANUAL, MARKING AND PLACARD REQUIREMENTS

§91.13 CARELESS OR WECKLESS

§91.15 DROPPING OBJECTS

§91.17 ALCOHOL OR DRUGS

§91.103 PREFLIGHT ACTION

§91.105 FLIGHT CREWMEMBERS AT STATIONS

§91.107 USE OF SAFETY BELTS, HARNESSES

§91.111 OPERATING NEAR OTHER AIRCRAFT

§91.113 RIGHT OF WAY RULES

§91.113 RIGHT OF WAY RULES

§91.117 AIRCRAFT SPEED

§91.119 MINIMUM SAFE ALTITUDES

§91.121 ALTIMETER SETTINGS

§91.123 COMPLIANCE WITH ATC CLEARANCES

§91.125 ATC LIGHT SIGNALS

§91.126 OPERATIONS IN CLASS G

§91.129 OPERATIONS IN CLASS D

§91.130 OPERATIONS IN CLASS C

§91.131 OPERATIONS IN CLASS B

§91.135 OPERATIONS IN CLASS A

§91.151 FUEL REQUIREMENTS

§91.155 BASIC VFR WEATHER MINS

§91.157 SPECIAL VFR WEATHER MINS

§91.159 VFR CRUISING ALTITUDES

§91.203 CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED

§91.205 INSTRUMENT AND EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS

§91.207 EMERGENCY LOCATOR TRANSMITTERS

§91.209 AIRCRAFT LIGHTS

§91.211 SUUPLEMENTAL OXYGEN

§91.215 TRANSPONDERS

§91.303 AEROBATIC FLIGHT

§91.307 PARACHUTES

§91.309 TOWING

§91.313 RESTRICTED AIRCRAFT

§91.319 EXPERIMENTAL AIRCRAFT

§91.403 SUPPLEMENTAL TYPE CERTIFICATE

§91.405 MAINTENANCE REQUIRED

§91.407 OPERATIONS AFTER MAINTENANCE

§91.409 INSPECTIONS

§91.413 TRANSPONDER TESTS

§91.417 MAINTENANCE RECORDS

§830.5 IMMEDIATE NOTIFICATION

§830.10 PRESERVATION OF WRECKAGE

§830.15 REPORTS AND STATEMENTS

ADVISORY CIRCULARS FAA Advisory Circulars

20s – Aircraft60s - Airman70s – Airspace90s – Air Traffic and General Operations

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AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION MANUAL

CHAPTER 1 – AIR NAVIGATIONCHAPTER 2 – AERONAUTICAL LIGHTING AND VISUAL AIDSCHAPTER 3 – AIRSPACECHAPTER 4 – AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLCHAPTER 5 – AIR TRAFFIC PROCEDURESCHAPTER 6 – EMERGENCY PROCEDURESCHAPTER 7 – SAFETY OF FLIGHTCHAPTER 8 – MEDICAL FACTS