Emergency Procedures and Regulations Flashcards

What documents must a pilot carry on every flight?

Answer: Pilot certificate, medical certificate, and photo ID

A pilot must carry their pilot certificate, current medical certificate, and a government-issued photo ID when acting as PIC.

What does the acronym 'ARROW' stand for as required aircraft documents?

Answer: Airworthiness certificate, Registration, Radio station license, Operating limitations, Weight and balance

ARROW stands for Airworthiness certificate, Registration certificate, Radio station license (international flights), Operating limitations, and Weight and balance data.

Under what regulation must a student pilot have a solo flight endorsement?

Answer: FAR 61.87

FAR 61.87 establishes the requirements for student pilot solo flight, including the required training and instructor endorsements.

What is the minimum visibility required for VFR flight in Class E airspace below 10,000 feet MSL?

Answer: 3 statute miles

The basic VFR minimum visibility in Class E airspace below 10,000 feet MSL is 3 statute miles.

What action is required if a pilot is involved in an aircraft accident causing substantial damage or injury?

Answer: Notify the NTSB immediately

FAR 830 (NTSB) requires immediate notification to the nearest NTSB field office when an accident involves substantial damage, serious injury, or fatality.

What is a 'near mid-air collision' and when must it be reported?

Answer: Any incident where collision avoidance was necessary and risk of mid-air collision existed — file a NMAC report

A NMAC (Near Mid-Air Collision) is any incident where evasive action was required or a risk of collision existed — filed voluntarily via FAA Form 8020-9.