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#1. What is the minimum horzontal distance from obsticals in Class G airspace?
#2. Who is responsible for all operations of a balloon?
#3. If you are convicted of drunken driving is your pilot’s license in jeopardy?
#4. What does the STAR above the Ashland Airport indicate?
#5. In sparsely populated areas. the aircraft may not be operated closer than?
#6. What is the minimum required daytime visibility in Class G Airspace
#7. What does the term Dew Point mean?
#8. While in Class “E” airspace, opperating under 10,000 MSL for VFR you must have?
#9. What flight are the flight requirements to be considered “Current”?
#10. On a Surface Analysis chart what conditions would you expect in a High Pressure area?
#11. If you have a propane leak where will the fumes gather?
#12. How is a High Pressure area described?
#13. What is the minimum age to qualify for a student pilots certificate?
#14. How does “False Lift” occur.
#15. How long must a pilot wait before opperating and aircraft after consuming alchol?
#16. Why is Propane preferred to Butane?
#17. What area of concern is located to the North East of Ames?
#18. Why should a tie-off/inflation harness be tight or have a very minimal amount of slack?
#19. If you deviate from a FAR what are you required to do?
#20. What do the Yellow Lines on this surface chart indicate?
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