Private LTA

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#1. What is the minimum age to qualify for a student pilots certificate?

16 Years old.

18 Years old.

14 Years old.

21 Years old.

#2. Which aircraft always has the right of way?

Balloon.

Glider

Parachute

Aircraft in distress

#3. What conditions can cause Thunderstorms?

Select all that apply:

Frontal passages

Convective Lifiting

Advection Fog

High Pressure areas

#4. ON a sectional chart towers and other obsticals are listed in?

Feet above the ground.

Feet above Sea Level.

Adjusted for atmospheric pressure.

Listed in AGL / MSL

#5. What is the minimum required daytime visibility in Class B airspace?

3 miles.

5 miles.

1 mile.

Clear of clouds.

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

Lines of Equal Pressure.

Stationary Fronts.

Isobars.

Frontal lines.

#7. What is minimum daytime visibility required for student solo flight?

Ceiling of 400ft or Higher

3 miles visibility

No Clouds

1 mile visibility

#8. What flight are the flight requirements to be considered "Current"?

Three take offs and three landings in the last 90 days.

Three Take offs and three landings on each flight.

At least two flights in the last 60 days.

Three hours of flight time in one month.

#9. 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

#10. 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.

#11. What must a flight review involve?

A flight of 30 minutes.

One hour of ground school and a flight with a commercial rated pilot.

Just a log book entry.

6 hours of continuing education.

#12. 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

#13. What is a NOTAM?

Notification about Military operations.

Hazzardous weather.

NO Traffic Admitted.

Notice to Air Men.

#14. At what altitude must the pilot have supplemental oxygen?

Any flights over 6,000 feet

Prolonged flights above 10,000 feet AGL

After 30 minutes above 10,000 feet.

All flights above 10,000 feet MSL

#15. Fog that develops near the surface is called?

Advection Fog.

Radiation Fog.

Thermal Fog.

Low dewpoint spread.

#16. In sparsely populated areas. the aircraft may not be operated closer than?

500 feet to any person, vessel, vehicle, or structure.

1,000 feet to any person, vehicle, or livestock.

200 feet to any person, vessel, vehicle, or structure.

500 feet to any person, animal, or structure.

#17. 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.

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

Sail Plane

Hang Glider

Balloon

Parachute

#19. What does the Circled R symbol represent?

Private Airfield.

Railway Station.

Railroad Crossing.

Vector Highway.

#20. If you have a propane leak where will the fumes gather?

Propane is lighter than air and will float upwards.

Propane is heavier than air and will pool in low areas.

Propane evaporates and leaves no fumes.

Propane is easily visible.

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