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What are the flight time limitations for unscheduled operations?
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8 hours per day (single pilot)
500 hours per quarter 800 hours for 2 consecutive quarters 1400 hours per calendar year |
Maximum duty time per day
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14 hours
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If a deviation is made due to an emergency, how long before a report must be made to the FSDO?
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10 days
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What are approved electronic devices?
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Voice recorders, hearing aids, pacemakers, shavers.
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What are the oxygen requirements for unpressurized aircraft?
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Pilot will use oxygen at all times above 12,000 MSL, and between 10,000 and 12,000, for any time exceeding 30 minutes.
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How often must a part 135 pilot receive hazmat training?
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Every 24 months
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What are the minimum altitudes allowed for autopilot use?
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500' or twice the max a/p loss, whichever is higher
for a non-ILS, 50 < MDA or twice the max a/p loss, whichever is higher for an ILS, 50 > terrain, or the max a/p loss, whichever is higher |
Where are fire extingishers required?
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1 on flight deck, and 1 in passenger compartment.
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What are the part 135 destination weather minimums?
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The weather at the destination must be greater than landing minimums, as shown in weather reports and forcasts.
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What are the required passenger briefing items for part 135 flights?
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Seat belts, seatbacks upright, location and means for doors and emergency exits, survival equipment, if over flight over water--ditching procedures, if flight > 12,000'--O2 normal and emergency use, location of fire extinguishers.
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When do you need an alternate?
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If within one hour of ETA:
ceiling is less than 1500 > lowest circling minimum or 2000' > airport (whichever is greater) visibility is less than 2 miles > lowest visibility minimum or 3 miles (whichever is greater). |
What's the minimum single engine climb performance for a part 135 flight?
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Must be able to climb 50'/min at the MEA, or 5000 MSL (whichever is greater).
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How many seats in the aircraft until GPWS is reqiured?
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10, excluding pilot seat(s).
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