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Flight Review Questions ● Instrument Questions Part 91/AIM What does a private pilot need to have in his possession when flying? Current pilot certificate, current medical, and photo ID What documents need to be in the aircraft for travel within the US? AROW (airworthiness certificate, registration, operator’s manual, weight balance calculation What documents need to be added for flight outside the US (Canada or Bahamas)? FCC requires an aircraft permit ($105 each plane, good for 10 years) and a restricted operator permit ($55, good for life). Who is responsible for insuring that an aircraft is in an airworthy condition? The pilot in command Who is responsible for maintaining an airplane in an airworthy condition? The owner/operator You find that your VSI is inoperative. Can you legally fly without it? No. Even though a VSI is not a required instrument for either VFR or IFR flight, any inoperative instrument or equipment must be removed or placarded as inoperative by a certified mechanic before legal flight. How often does a 3rd class medical need to be renewed? Every 60 months if under 40 years old, otherwise every 24 months What are the currency requirements to fly solo as a private pilot? Flight review within the preceding 24 months What are the currency requirements to carry passengers as a private pilot in day VFR conditions? 3 takeoffs and landings within the preceding 90 days in the same category and class (full stop if tailwheel) What about night conditions? 3 Takeoffs and landings at night to a full stop within the preceding 90 days in the same category and class What is the Definition of Night for Currency, Logging, and Position Lights? Currency: 1 Hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise Logging: From the end of civil twilight (center of sun is 6o below horizon) to the beginning of civil twilight (center of sun is 6o below horizon) Position Lights: Sunset to sunrise Do you need to be instrument current fly in VFR conditions o