(a)
Requirements for certificates and ratings, privileges, and limitations (student and private pilot).
(b)
Duration of pilot certificates.
(c)
Medical certificate requirements, classes and duration.
(d)
Written tests.
(e)
Practical tests.
(f)
Pilot logbooks and flight records, logging of pilot time.
(g)
Recency
of experience requirements (including biennial flight review).
(h)
Private pilot privileges and limitations.
AC 14MA
Appendix 2 2/18/93
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B. Completion Standards. The student will have successfully completed the lesson when, by oral examination, the student displays a working knowledge of the appropriate portions of FAR Parts 61 and 91 and demonstrates how to locate and use information in the rule.
4. LESSON NO. 2
2:00 HOURS.
A. Objective. During this lesson, Lesson No. 1 will be reviewed. The student will be instructed in the pertinent regulatory requirements of FAR Part 91 and the accident report rules of the NTSB as related to private pilot operations.
CONTENT:
(1)
FAR Part 91. General operating and flight rules. VFR requirements. IFR requirements (familiarization). Maintenance, preventative maintenance and alterations, airworthiness and registration certificates. Familiarization with Subpart D.
(2)
NTSB Procedural Regulations, Part 830 Notification and Reporting of Accidents.
B. Completion Standards. The lesson will be successfully completed when, by oral examination, the student can demonstrate how to locate and use information in the appropriate rule as related to private pilot operations and demonstrates an understanding of NTSB Part 830.
5. LESSON NO. 3
2:30
HOURS.
A. Objective. During this lesson, the student will be given instruction in the basic content of the AIM for VFR operations, the AC system, and airport facility directory.
CONTENT:
(1)
AIM. Air navigation radio aids. Airport air navigation lighting and runway and taxiway
marking. Airspace, Airport Radar Service Area, Terminal Control Areas, Restricted Areas, Prohibited Areas, Warning Areas and Military Operational Areas. Air traffic control. Services available to pilots. Airport operations to include high density airport operations. Emergency procedures. Good operating practices to include collision avoidance.
(2)
Airport Facility Directory.
(3)
FAA AC Series 00,20,
60, 70,90,
150 and 170
(familiarization).
B. Completion Standards. The student will have successfully completed the lesson when, by oral examination and demonstration, the student displays basic knowledge of the appropriate parts of the AIM for VFR operations, Airport Facility Directory and the AC system.
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