SPC Student Pilot Safety & Regulations 2

Question 1

A student pilot may not carry passengers. Under which specific condition is a student pilot permitted to carry another person?

Accepted Answer

When the flight instructor is aboard as a passenger

Answer

When flying a multi-engine training aircraft

Answer

When authorized by a FSDO waiver

Answer

Student pilots are never permitted to carry any other person

Question 2

What is the minimum flight visibility required for a student pilot operating under VFR in Class G airspace below 1,200 feet AGL during the day?

Accepted Answer

1 statute mile

Answer

3 statute miles

Answer

5 statute miles

Answer

Clear of clouds

Question 3

A student pilot's solo flight endorsement for a specific make and model of aircraft expires after how long?

Accepted Answer

90 days

Answer

30 days

Answer

60 days

Answer

180 days

Question 4

Which document must a student pilot have available during a solo cross-country flight?

Accepted Answer

The flight instructor's written authorization for the specific route

Answer

A copy of their medical application

Answer

A logbook signed by the FSDO

Answer

Their student pilot certificate only

Question 5

Under 14 CFR Part 61, who is responsible for determining that a student pilot is proficient before authorizing a solo cross-country flight?

Accepted Answer

The authorized flight instructor

Answer

The student pilot

Answer

The FSDO safety inspector

Answer

The aircraft owner

Question 6

A student pilot operating a powered aircraft must stop at an airport that is not their intended destination due to weather. What must they do before departing?

Accepted Answer

Contact their flight instructor for further guidance

Answer

Contact the FSDO by phone

Answer

Obtain a new weather briefing only

Answer

File an ASRS report

Question 7

Which of the following actions by a student pilot would violate FAA regulations?

Accepted Answer

Flying to an airport not listed in their cross-country authorization

Answer

Flying solo at night after receiving a night solo endorsement

Answer

Practicing stalls in the designated practice area

Answer

Performing a go-around on a solo training flight