Aeronautical
Knowledge – Part 61 and 91
____1)
61.93 Solo
x-country flight
____2)
91.25 ASRS ___12)
91.137 TFR’s
____3)
91.107 Safety belts &
harnesses ___13)
91.153 VFR flight plan
____4)
91.111 Operating near other
a/c ___14) 91.155 Basic VFR flight rules
____5)
91.121 Altimeter settings ___15)
91.157 Special VFR
____6)
91.126 Airports in Class G
airspace ___16)
91.159 VFR cruising altitude
____7)
91.127 Airports in Class E
airspace ___17)
91.205 Required
instruments and equip.
____8)
91.129 Operations in Class D
a/s ___18)
91.209 Aircraft lights
____9) 91.130
Operations in Class C a/s ___19)
91.211 Supplemental oxygen
___10)
91.131 Operations in Class B
a/s ___20)
91.213 Inoperative instruments and equip ___11) 91.133 Restricted and Prohibited a/s ___21)
91.215 Transponder use
____1) Use of charts
q review of symbols and
information
q pilotage and dead reckoning
q using the magnetic compass
____2) Performance charts
q takeoff and landing data
q weight and balance
q cruise performance and fuel
burn
____3) Weather
q flight service stations and
online services
q estimating visibility and
ceilings
q thunderstorm and critical
weather recognition and avoidance
____4) Hazardous terrain in the area
q nuclear plants
q radio towers and power lines
____5)
Radio’s
q VOR & NDB
q radar approach control
communications and procedures
q tower and ground control
procedures
q ATIS
____6) Cross country emergencies
q Lost procedures including
Radar vectors and DF steer
q unforecast weather
conditions
q radio failure
q inflight fire
____7) Short, soft and crosswind takeoff and
landings
____8) Climbs at best angle and best rate
____9) Control of aircraft by reference to
flight instruments
q straight and level, turns,
descents and climbs
q 180 degree descending turns
q use of radio and ATC
directives
q VOR tracking by instrument
reference
INSTRUCTOR:______________________________
STUDENT:________________________
DATE:________________