国外航校私照飞行员地面课L3

1、Lesson 3Certificate and DocumentsAirworthiness RequirementsChecklist Usage Pre-Flight Student Pilot Eligibility Requirements 14 CFR 61.83 16 Years Old Be able to READ, WRITE, SPEAK, AND UNDERSTAND Be able to READ, WRITE, SPEAK, AND UNDERSTAND THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE Student Pilot P

2、rivileges and Limitations May Solo w/ appropriate endorsements from CFI 14 CFR 61.89 Can not carry passengers Can not carry passengers or property for hire On international flights Can not fly if the surface visibility is less than 5 s.m. Can not fly when visual contact cannot be made with the surfa

3、ce Contrary to limits place by the flight instructorStudent Pilot Certificate Medical Certificate Logbook (with appropriate endorsements)Government Issued Photo ID1st Class Allows the holder to exercise the privileges of an ATP certificate.2nd Class Allows the holder to exercise the privileges of a

4、Commercial certificate3rd Class Allows the holder to exercise the privileges of a Private certificate Under 40 yrs old1st Class 12 calendar months2nd Class 12 calendar months3rd Class 60 calendar monthsOver 40 yrs old1st Class 6 calendar months2nd Class 12 calendar months3rd Class 24 calendar months

5、Documents Required to be on board the aircraft A Airworthiness certificate R Registration certificate R Radio O Operating Limitations WWeight and Balance Must be visible to passengers or crewNever Expires Must keep current by completing required inspections and complying with Airworthiness Directive

6、s/Service Bulletins.In Illinois you will find two registrations in the aircraft. Federal Registration Required by FAA Good for 36 calendar monthsmonthsOnly required if operating outside of the United States.Pilot Operating Handbook (P.O.H.) Specific to the airplane Cannot be substituted with an info

7、rmation manual Includes: Aircraft limitations/Placards Checklists Instrument Markings EtcOften found in the P.O.H. Aircraft weight and center of gravity Lists each individual parts; weight and locationTypes Normal EmergencyVerbal Response Only Challenge & ResponseNon-Response Memory Items (Bold)Aircraft AcceptancePreflightBefore Starting EngineStarting EngineBefore TaxiTaxi CheckRun-up CheckLine UpClimbCruiseApproachBefore LandingGo AroundAfter LandingAfter LandingParkingEngine Fire During StartEngine Failure During T/O rollEngine F