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2024 DA-20 PRE-SOLO WRITTEN EXAM WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
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2024 DA-20 PRE-SOLO WRITTENEXAM WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
How can you tell if a runway is closed? - CORRECT ANSWERS-Marked with an
X and also always check NOTAMs and listen to ATIS
What personal documents and endorsements are you required to have
before you fly solo? - CORRECT ANSWERS-Student pilot certificate, Class 3 or
higher medical Cert, FAR 61.87b pre solo exam endorsement, FAR 61.87c
pre-solo flight training endorsement. 61.87N
What are your limitations as a student pilot regarding carrying of passengers
or cargo and flying for compensation or hire? - CORRECT ANSWERS-A student
may not act as a pilot in command of an aircraft that is carrying property for
compensation or hire. NO PASSENGERS
Who has the final authority and responsibility for the operation of the aircraft
when you are flying solo? - CORRECT ANSWERS-The pilot in command (ME)
Can a student pilot request a special VFR clearance in less than VFR
conditions? Explain your answer. (FAR. 61.89) - CORRECT ANSWERS-No, with
flight or surface visibility of less than 3 statute miles during daylight hours or
5 statute miles at night.
A magenta dashed line surrounds certain uncontrolled airports. What does
this indicate and what is it significant to VFR pilots? (AIM. 3-1-5) - CORRECT
ANSWERS-Class E airspace starts at that Surface prevents me from going out
in IFR traffic
Explain student pilot limitations regarding visibility, ceilings and flight above
clouds? (61.89) - CORRECT ANSWERS-May not act as pilot in command of an
aircraft with a flight surface visibility less than 3 miles during daylight hours
or 5 miles at night, or when flight can not be made with reference to surface.
Discuss what preflight action concerning the airport and aircraft performance
is specified in the regulations for a local flight? (91.103) - CORRECT
ANSWERS-1.) Weather report and forecasts, (2.) fuel requirements, (3.)
Alternatives available if flight cannot be complete, (4.) Flight manual with
, take off and distance data, (5.) Reliable info including airport elevation,
runway slope, aircraft gross weight and wind/temp.
What are the general requirements pertaining to the use of safety belts and
shoulder harnesses?(91.107) - CORRECT ANSWERS-The pilot in command
must make sure all passengers know how to use seat belts properly. Pilot
must use safety belt at all times. Shoulder harness is required only during
take off and landings.
What is the minimum fuel reserve for day VFR flight and on what cruise
speed is the fuel reserve based?(91.151) - CORRECT ANSWERS-Enough fuel
to fly to the first point of intended landing, assuming normal flight speed.
Day- at least 30 mins, Night- at least 45 mins
What aircraft certificates and documents must be on board when you are
flying solo? (ARROW) - CORRECT ANSWERS-1) Air worthiness cert. (2)
Registration (3) Operation handbook (4) Weight and balance info
Discuss the right of way rules regarding overtaking another aircraft,
approaching head on and another aircraft converging from the side (91.113)
- CORRECT ANSWERS-Overtaking- veer to the right
Approaching head on- each alter course to right
Converging- aircraft to the right has the right of way
Who has the right of way when two aircrafts are on final approach to land at
the same time?(91.113) - CORRECT ANSWERS-The airplane at the lower
altitude. Don't take advantage of the rule.
Discuss the regulations regarding the consumption of alcohol and operating
an aircraft (91.17) - CORRECT ANSWERS-- Within 8 hours after consuming
any alcohol
- While having an alcohol concentration of .04 or greater
- While under the influence of alcohol
At and around your home airport, where is an operating mode C transponder
required?(91) - CORRECT ANSWERS-- Above the ceiling and within lateral
boundaries of class B and C airspace
- Above 10,000 feet
If your aircraft has an operating mode c transponder, when is it required to
be turned on?(91) - CORRECT ANSWERS-Within class A, Class B, and class C
air space, within 30 miles of class B airport above class B and C airspace, up
to 10,000 feet and all airspace above 10,000, and all other controlled
airspace
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