Endorsements, Logbook Requirements & Instructor Responsibilities Flashcards
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Under 14 CFR 61.189, how long must a ground instructor retain records of endorsements provided to students?
Answer: 3 years from the date of the endorsement
FAR 61.189(b) requires certificated instructors to retain records of endorsements for at least 3 years.
A ground instructor's logbook endorsement must include all of the following EXCEPT:
Answer: The student's score on a previous knowledge test
Endorsements must include the instructor's signature, certificate number, and date, but previous test scores are irrelevant and not required.
Under 14 CFR 61.189, where may a ground instructor maintain records of endorsements given to students?
Answer: In a logbook, notebook, computer database, or other record
FAR 61.189(b) allows instructors to maintain endorsement records in any format, including logbooks, notebooks, computer databases, or other acceptable records.
A student fails a knowledge test. What must occur before the student may retake the test?
Answer: The student must receive additional instruction and a new endorsement from an authorized instructor
Under 14 CFR 61.49, a student who fails a knowledge test must receive additional instruction covering the failed areas and obtain a new endorsement before retesting.
What must an applicant present when reporting to take an FAA knowledge test under 14 CFR 61.35?
Answer: Identification with photo and signature, and any required endorsement
FAR 61.35(a) requires applicants to present acceptable identification with a photograph and signature, plus any required instructor endorsement.
Which statement about logbook endorsements is most accurate?
Answer: An endorsement certifies the instructor has given required training and found the student prepared
An endorsement is the instructor's certification that they provided the required training and determined the student is adequately prepared for the specific test or activity.
Which of the following is TRUE regarding FAA knowledge test endorsements?
Answer: There is no FAA-specified expiration date for knowledge test endorsements
The FAA does not specify a time limit on knowledge test endorsements; it remains the instructor's responsibility to ensure the student stays prepared before using an older endorsement.
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