1、US Aviation Academy Private Pilot Ground SchoolFederal Aviation RegulationsFederal Aviation Regulations (FARs)US Aviation Academy Private Pilot Ground SchoolFAR PART 1Definitions and AbbreviationsFAR PART 61 Certification of PilotsSubpart A61.19 - Duration of Pilot Certificates61.23 Medical Certific

2、ates ; Requirements and Duration61.29 Replacement of Medicals or Written Tests61.37 No Cheating!61.39 Prerequisites for Practical Tests61.43, 61.45 Practical Tests61.51 Pilot Logbooks61.56 Flight Reviews61.57 Recent Flight Experience PIC61.59 Falsification of Records and Logbooks61.60 Change of Addr

3、essSubpart C61.83 Student Pilot Eligibility61.87 Solo Requirements61.89 General Limitations61.93 Solo Cross-Country Flight RequirementsSubpart E61.103 Eligibility Requirements61.105 Aeronautical Knowledge61.107 Flight Proficiency61.109 Aeronautical Experience61.113 Private Pilot Limitations and PICF

4、ederal Aviation Regulations (FARs)US Aviation Academy Private Pilot Ground SchoolSubpart A: General Rules91.3 - 91.21 Subpart B: Flight Rules91.107, 91.111 - 91.12591.126, 91.137, 91.144 91.151 - 91.156 - VFR Flight RulesSubpart C: Equipment, Instruments and Certificate Requirements91.203 - Required

5、 Certificates91.205 - Instruments and Equipment Required91.207 - ELTs91.209 - Aircraft LightingSubpart D: Special Flight Operations91.409 - Inspections91.411 - Altimeter/Pitot Static System Check91.413 - ATC Transponder Tests and InspectionSubpart F91.519 Recommended Passenger BriefingFAR PART 91: G

6、eneral Operating and Flight RulesNTSB 830US Aviation Academy Private Pilot Ground SchoolAircraft Accident: Any occurrence associated with the operation of an aircraft which takes place between the time any person boards the aircraft with the intention of flight and all such persons having disembarke

7、d in which any person suffers death, serious injury, or in which the aircraft received substantial damage. Incident: An occurrence other than an accident associated with the operation of an aircraft which affects or could affect the safety of operations.NTSB 830US Aviation Academy Private Pilot Grou

8、nd SchoolSTAGE CHECK QUESTION?What events require an immediate report to the NTSB?Answer: IIFF DOA Acronym I- In flight Fire.I Inability of a crew member to do his/her duty.F Failure of any Turbine Engine ComponentF Flight Control Failure or MalfunctionD Damage in excess of $25,000 (other than the A/C)O Overdue AircraftA Aircraft Collision in flightNASA Reporting FormUS Aviation Academy Private Pilot Ground SchoolClick on Image!Homework AssignmentUS Aviation Academy Private Pilot Ground SchoolREAD: the PHAK