1
Q
What documents do you need in the aircraft when flying?
A
ARROW
Airworthinesss certificate - 91.203 Registration - 91.203 Radio license for overseas flight Operators manual (POH) - 91.9 Weight and balance - 91.103
2
Q
What to look at to see if aircraft is airworthy?
A
SALTTAP 100 EV
Service bulletins Airworthiness Directives (AD) - 91.417 Life limited parts - 91.417 Time before overhaul - 91.417 Transponder (91.413) & pitot static (91.411) 24 months Annual inspection 91.409, 91.417 Preflight requirements (FADWAR) 91.103
100 hour inspection - 91.409, 91.417
ELT - 12 months, in use for 1 hour cumulative or 50% battery - 91.207
VOR every 30 days for IFR - 91.171
3
Q
VOR check
A
VODGA - 91.171
VOR test signal Own checks with: Dual systems Ground checkpoint Airway over prominent point
4
Q
What do you need to record when checking a VOR receiver?
A
PEDS
Position
Error
Date
Signature
5
Q
What is the standard equipment necessary for day VFR flight?
A
CAMAFOOTS - 91.205
Compass Altimeter Manifold pressure gauge (altitude engine) Airspeed indicator Fuel gauge Oil pressure gauge Oil temperature gauge Tachometer (engine) Seat belts
6
Q
What equipment is needed for night VFR flight?
A
PALIS - 91.205
Position lights Anti-collision lights Landing light Instrument panel lights (not a FAR) Source of power/spare fuses (R22's have circuit breakers)
7
Q
What must be entered in the logbook when the pilot completes any preventive maintenance?
A
- Date work accomplished
- Description of work
- Total hours on aircraft
- Pilot certificate number
- Signature of pilot
FAR/AIM/HATCPM
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