Private LTA

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#1. What is the minimum required daytime visibility in Class G Airspace

3 Mile Visibility

Clear of Clouds

1 Mile Visibility

5 Mile Visibility

#2. Who has the right-of-way over any other category of aircraft

Sail Plane

Hang Glider

Balloon

Parachute

#3. If the dew point and tempature are less than 3 degrees apart what should the pilot expect.

Potentially poor visibility.

Stable air.

Dramatic lifting of the atmosphere.

Colder air moving in.

#4. What documents must be on board the aircraft while in opperation?

Flight Review, Air Craft Log, Drivers License.

Pilot Log Book, Aircraft Log Book, Pilots license.

Aircraft Flight Manul, Registration, Airworthyness certificate.

Manufacture type certificate, Registration, Pilot Logbook

#5. While in Class “E” airspace, opperating under 10,000 MSL for VFR you must have?

3 mile visibility.

2 mile visibility.

Clear of Clouds.

5 mile visibility.

#6. How does temperature effect fuel pressure?

Temperature has no effect.

High temperature will create low fuel pressure

Low temperature will create low fuel pressure.

Hi temperature will not effect fuel pressure.

#7. What does this symbol mean on a surface chart?

Warm air lifting.

Cold air behind this line.

Warm Front.

Turbulence.

#8. What is the weight of liquid propane per gallon?

6.5 pounds per gallon.

4.2 pounds per gallon.

8 pounds per gallon.

3.5 KG per Gallon.

#9. Why is Propane preferred to Butane?

Propane is less expencive.

Propane has a higher boiling point.

Propane has a lower boiling point.

Propane is lighter in weight per gallon

#10. How long must a pilot wait before opperating and aircraft after consuming alchol?

8 hours

12 hours.

30 minutes.

24 hours.

#11. If you are convicted of drunken driving is your pilot’s license in jeopardy?

No they are totally seperate.

DUI convictions must be reported to the FAA. The FAA may take action against your pilot's license.

Your Pilot certificate will be revoked

You will receive a 6 month suspension.

#12. What conditions may cause a shallow hollow sounding burner?

Over pressure of your fuel

Switching from one tank to another.

Broken altimiter

Burner not getting liquid fuel

#13. What do the Yellow Lines on this surface chart indicate?

Lines of Equal Pressure.

Stationary Fronts.

Isobars.

Frontal lines.

#14. What is the minimum horzontal distance from obsticals in Class G airspace?

Clear of obstacles

500 feet Horizontally.

2,000 feet Horizontally

500 fee above and horizontally.

#15. What does the Blue H indicate?

Cold Front.

High Pressure.

Low Pressure.

Stationary Front.

#16. How often should a pilot complete a flight review?

Once every year.

Once every 24 months.

Every 90 days.

Right before getting thier pilots certificate.

#17. What is shown in this Surface Chart?

Warm Front.

Squal Line.

Occluded Front.

High Pressure.

#18. While in flight, what should you do if your blast valve develops a leak when it is opened?

Put your leather gloves on.

Shut it down and land.

Open it up and fly off the tank valve

Use the bypass burner

#19. What documentation must be with you when you are flying your balloon?

Pilot Log, Aircraft Log, student certificate.

Airworthiness, Registration, Pilot certificate or student certificate. Flight Manual

Flight manual, Aircraft Registration, Log book, signed certificate.

Drivers license, Pilot license, Conceal Carry Permit.

#20. What is the difference between an aircraft incident and an accident?

One needs injuries.

major or substantial damage to the balloon.

Requireing Medical attention

Minor and major.

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