Private LTA

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#1. On a surface chart what does this image indicate?

Where a warm front and cold front meet.

A frontal boundry.

Mixed air.

Stationary Front.

#2. After passing your written exam, how long are your results valid?

Untill your first check ride.

24 calendar-months after the month it was taken.

The results never expire, just like your certificate.

1 year.

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

Warm air lifting.

Cold air behind this line.

Warm Front.

Turbulence.

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

3 Mile Visibility

Clear of Clouds

1 Mile Visibility

5 Mile Visibility

#5. What happens to a balloon as you descend into a slower moving wind layer below?

The layer will slow the balloons speed.

The layer will increase your airspeed.

Nothing will happen.

You may experience envelop distortion.

#6. How does “False Lift” occur.

When someone exits the basket too soon.

When air travels quickly over the top of the balloon.

Adding too much heat to the balloon.

Not enough weight on board.

#7. What conditions can cause Thunderstorms?

Select all that apply:

Frontal passages

Convective Lifiting

Advection Fog

High Pressure areas

#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 is a NOTAM?

Notification about Military operations.

Hazzardous weather.

NO Traffic Admitted.

Notice to Air Men.

#10. On a Surface Analysis chart what conditions would you expect in a High Pressure area?

Low clouds.

High Wind.

Clear Skies.

Rain.

#11. What area of concern is located to the North East of Ames?

Wind Farms.

Areas of constant wind.

Farmland.

MOA

#12. 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.

#13. What is the automated weather frequency for Chariton?

125.525

102.525

120.975

They do not have one.

#14. 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

#15. What is the minimum altitude required of aircraft over congested areas?

500 feet above the tallest building.

1,000 feet.

500 feet about the ground.

1,000 feet above the highest obstacle within 2 miles.

#16. Clearance from Clouds in Class E airspace is?

With a Mode C transponder.

500 ft below, 1,000 ft above and 2,000 ft horizontal.

Remain Clear of Clouds.

Under an IFR flight plan.

#17. 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.

#18. What is the tallest obstacle in this area?

Over 1,500 feet above ground.

Almost 3,000 feet above ground.

1,539 AGL

1,507 MSL

#19. 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.

#20. The “H” north of Centerville represents what?

A perminent High Pressure area.

Hospital.

Aircraft Hangars.

Helicopter Landing area.

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