An Advanced Ground Instructor (AGI) is authorized to provide ground training for all pilot certificates EXCEPT which of the following?
Regulations
Question · Easy
Center of gravity, with paper planes
Short
Which two knowledge tests must an applicant pass to receive an initial Advanced Ground Instructor certificate (assuming no exemption)?
Chapter 1: Ground Instructor Privileges & Pilot Certification
1.1 Ground Instructor Eligibility, Privileges & Currency
Study guide
How many questions are on the AGI knowledge test, and what score is required to pass?
Does passing the AGI knowledge test also satisfy the knowledge requirement for a Basic Ground Instructor (BGI)?
Question · Medium
Per 14 CFR 61.217, how often must a ground instructor show qualifying activity to exercise the privileges of the certificate?
An AGI wishes to endorse a student for the Commercial Pilot knowledge test. Is this permitted?
1.2 Pilot Certification Requirements & Aeronautical Experience
Which of the following is the primary FAA document defining ground instructor privileges and limitations?
According to FOI principles, the 'law of primacy' states that:
Instructing
Per Bloom's taxonomy as used in aviation instruction, which is the LOWEST level of cognitive learning?
The 'defense mechanism' known as rationalization is best described as:
1.3 ATP Certification & Flight Instructor Prerequisites
Which teaching method is MOST effective when students need to explore a topic from multiple perspectives and reach their own conclusions?
Under 14 CFR 61.31, which endorsement is required before a pilot may act as pilot-in-command of an airplane with more than 200 horsepower?
A complex airplane under 14 CFR 61.31(e) is one that has:
A tailwheel endorsement under 14 CFR 61.31(i) requires training in which maneuvers?
Chapter 2: Operating Rules, Endorsements & Commercial Regulations
2.1 Pilot Logbooks & Special Aircraft Endorsements
During a chandelle, the pilot's goal is to achieve:
Performance Maneuvers
Question · Hard
A lazy eight consists of:
During eights-on-pylons, the reference line on the airplane holds steady on a ground pylon when the airplane is flown at:
A Commercial Pilot is flying at a groundspeed of 120 knots. The approximate pivotal altitude is:
2.2 Flight Reviews, Recency & Medical Certification
What is the primary purpose of ground reference maneuvers in pilot training?
Va (design maneuvering speed) represents:
Aerodynamics
The load factor on an airplane in a 60-degree banked level turn is:
Longitudinal static stability refers to the airplane's tendency to:
2.3 General Operating & Flight Rules (14 CFR Part 91)
Moving the center of gravity (CG) aft within its allowable range generally results in:
An airplane's empty weight is 1,800 lb with a moment of 153,000 lb-in. Pilot + front passenger weigh 340 lb at arm 85 in; baggage is 60 lb at arm 140 in; fuel is 40 gallons at arm 95 in (6 lb/gal). What is the takeoff weight and CG?
Weight And Balance
An aircraft is at CG 88.5 in with a weight of 2,400 lb. The forward CG limit at this weight is 85.0 in. To move the CG forward, 50 lb of baggage is shifted from the rear baggage compartment (arm 140 in) to the front (arm 40 in). What is the new CG?
A turbocharger's primary purpose is to:
Aircraft Systems
2.4 Commercial Air Operations & Operator Certification
On a constant-speed propeller installation, the propeller governor controls engine RPM by adjusting:
In a cabin pressurization system, 'cabin differential pressure' refers to:
Under 14 CFR 91.211, the flight crew must use supplemental oxygen at cabin pressure altitudes above which value for flights of more than 30 minutes?
A commercial pilot with an ASEL rating (no instrument rating) may carry passengers for hire on a cross-country flight of more than 50 NM under which condition?
2.5 Aircraft Documents, Maintenance Records & NTSB Part 830 Reporting
Under 14 CFR Part 119, common carriage for hire generally requires:
Which of the following operations may a commercial pilot conduct under 14 CFR Part 91 without a Part 119 operating certificate?
Under 14 CFR 61.133(a)(2), a commercial pilot is prohibited from carrying passengers in a small aircraft in IMC on a cross-country flight of more than 50 NM unless the pilot holds:
A METAR reads: 'KSEA 121753Z 23015G25KT 3SM -RA BR BKN008 OVC015 15/14 A2987'. The wind is:
Weather
Chapter 3: Aerodynamics & Principles of Flight
3.1 Aerodynamic Forces, Airfoils & Lift/Drag Generation
A TAF line reads: 'FM121600 28010KT P6SM SCT040 BKN100'. What does 'P6SM' mean?
A SIGMET is issued for:
Structural icing is MOST likely to form when:
The three ingredients necessary for thunderstorm formation are:
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