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Regulatory & Safety Standards Flashcards

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  1. Under 14 CFR 91.17, how long must a crewmember wait after consuming alcohol before acting as a crewmember?

    Answer: 8 hours

    91.17 prohibits acting as a crewmember within 8 hours after drinking alcohol.

  2. What blood alcohol concentration prohibits a person from acting as a crewmember under 91.17?

    Answer: 0.04 or greater

    91.17 prohibits flying with an alcohol concentration of 0.04 or greater.

  3. Under NTSB Part 830, when must the operator file a written accident report (NTSB Form 6120.1)?

    Answer: Within 10 days

    830.15 requires the report within 10 days after an accident.

  4. Under NTSB 830.2, which injury counts as a 'serious injury'?

    Answer: Hospitalization for more than 48 hours, starting within 7 days of the injury

    A serious injury includes hospitalization over 48 hours beginning within 7 days of the injury, among other criteria.

  5. Which event requires immediate notification to the NTSB under 830.5?

    Answer: Flight control system malfunction or failure

    830.5 lists flight control system malfunction or failure as an incident that requires immediate notification.

  6. Under 91.3, who is directly responsible for, and the final authority on, the operation of an aircraft?

    Answer: The pilot in command

    91.3 makes the PIC directly responsible for, and the final authority on, the operation of the aircraft.

  7. To get limited immunity from FAA sanctions through the NASA ASRS, the report must normally be filed within:

    Answer: 10 days

    AC 00-46 grants ASRS immunity when the report is filed within 10 days of the event, if other conditions are met.

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