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FINAL EXAM ANSWERS

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Future & Active Pilots Advisors

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Continued from p. 56

1. The answer is B. FAR 61.31(i) requires some
amount of logged flight instruction, and a one-time
logbook endorsement from the training instructor. There is a "tax day" endorsement exemption
that applies to any pilot who logged PIC time in
tailwheel airplanes prior to April 15, 1991.
2. The answer is C. A typical CG envelope for a
small, four-passenger airplane is on the order of
6 to 12 inches. Moving a passenger from the rear
seat to a front seat will move the CG forward, and
3 inches is very possible. (Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge, Chapter 10)
3. The answer is A. With a south to north flight
path, and an easterly wind, the aircraft must be
crabbed right to compensate. The only possible
heading that could work is 030 degrees. (Pilot's
Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge, Chapter 12)
4. The answer is C. In flight, especially under
instrument conditions, your sensory organs may
tell you the aircraft is turning and descending,
while the flight instruments show it is straight and
level. Disregarding sensory inputs and trusting
the instruments is the key to avoiding spatial
disorientation. (Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical
Knowledge, Chapter 17)
5. The answer is C. Class D airspace includes a
control tower. To request a special VFR departure
clearance, contact the operating control tower.
(FAR 91.157 and Aeronautical Information Manual
4-4-6)
6. False. Flutter is a function of true airspeed,
which is why VNE must be reduced at high altitude
in some aircraft.
7. The answer is C. Each of the others is one of the
principal cloud types. Mammatocumulus is not.
8. False. Because of the international date line, the
actual time difference is 17 hours.
9. The answer is B. The other occurrences must be
immediately reported to the National Transportation Safety Board by the pilot or operator. (Refer to
NTSB Regulation 830.5.)
10. Many pilots use this expression as a memory
jogger for the final items (usually not found on
a checklist) to be accomplished when cleared
for takeoff. "Lights!" means to turn on the landing
lights; "Camera!" means to turn on the transponder (and ADS-B in equipped aircraft) so that the
aircraft can be "seen" by ATC; "Action!" reminds
you to advance the throttle for takeoff.

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