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FINAL EXAM ANSWERS

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| WEB

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Aims Community College

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970-339-6688

Aircraft Spruce

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877-4SPRUCE

AOPA Air Safety Institute-eFIRC

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AOPA Aviation Finance

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AOPA Flexible Aviation Loan

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AOPA Job Board

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AOPA Partners

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AOPA Pilot Protection

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844-674-2761

20, 40, AOPA World Mastercard
42, 45, 46

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Arizona State University/ATP

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Assured Partners Aerospace, LLC/ ap-aerospace.com/rent

888-255-2672

ATP Flight School

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760-576-2877

Aviation Career Counseling

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Aviation Seminars

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Bose Aviation

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888-757-9985

California Aeronautical University

calaero.edu

661-829-0130

Dauntless Software

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David Clark

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800-298-6235

Double Eagle Aviation

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800-505-0148

CVR3
FlightSafety Academy

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/online-training/

201-528-0170

www.islandairexpress.com

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Island Air Express

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King Schools

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800-854-1001

King Schools

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Ocean Aviation

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Pilots Choice Aviation

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Piper Aircraft

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Sebring Flight Academy

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516-658-1847

CVR4

Sporty's Pilot Shop

sportys.com

800-SPORTYS

Texas A&M University
Central Texas

tamuct.edu/aviation

254-519-5776

University of North Dakota

und.edu

800-258-1525

Utah Valley University

flyuvu.com

801-863-7830

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Continued from p. 56

1. The answer is A. VNE is defined as the never-exceed speed. It is the speed denoted by the red
radial line on an airspeed indicator, and a speed not
to be exceeded under any circumstances.
(FAR 1.2)
2. The answer is A. Class C airspace requires the
ability to communicate with ATC, to be seen and
positively identified by ATC, and the capability to
broadcast out certain flight parameters using automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast. (FARs
91.215[b] and 91.225[b] and [d])
3. The answer is A. No person may carry any
person (other than crewmembers) in an aircraft
that has been maintained, rebuilt, or altered in a
manner that may have appreciably changed its
flight characteristics or substantially affected its
operation in flight, until an appropriately rated
pilot with at least a private pilot certificate flies the
aircraft, makes an operational check of the maintenance performed or alteration made, and logs the
flight in the aircraft records. (FAR 91.407[b])
4. The answer is B. Fuel required for a VFR flight
at night in an airplane would be enough to get
you to your first point of intended landing, and
then an additional 45 minutes based on normal
cruising speed. Pilots may elect to carry more fuel,
of course, as the regulation only provides for the
minimum amount that must be carried.
(FAR 91.151[a])
5. The answer is C. A type rating is an authorization on a pilot's certificate, and must be
received to act as PIC on any turbojet-powered
airplane or on any large aircraft, which is defined
as having a gross weight of more than 12,500
pounds. (FAR 61.31[a]).
6. Light or moderate chop is a form of light
or moderate turbulence that is characterized
by rapid and rhythmic bumpiness that does
not appreciably affect attitude, altitude, or
airspeed. Other forms of turbulence produce
sporadic jolts.
7. The answer is A. A spinner smoothly diverts the
oncoming airflow into the cowling inlets, which
optimizes engine cooling.
8. 10 degrees and 4 nautical miles.
9. True. This proves that what is legal is not
necessarily safe.
10. False. The expression originated before World
War I and refers to the propeller, which-when
failing to produce thrust-has no more utility than
a stick.

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