Check Ride Binder (Be prepare)
Cover: Applicant, FTN Number
2 8710 Application
3 Copy of Written Exam
4. ID Passport /Medical
5. Airworthiness/Registration
6. Scarano From Examiner DPE - Fly Point A to Point B
7 Weather Winds aloft
8. NODAMS
9. Flight Plan
10 Weight & Balance
11. MAP of Route (SkyVector) Sectional Chart
12. Chart supplement Diagram of Airport (page)
13. Airport Diagram Chart Supplement (Page #)
14. Notes
Cover: Applicant, FTN Number
2 8710 Application
3 Copy of Written Exam
4. ID Passport /Medical
5. Airworthiness/Registration
6. Scarano From Examiner DPE - Fly Point A to Point B
7 Weather Winds aloft
8. NODAMS
9. Flight Plan
10 Weight & Balance
11. MAP of Route (SkyVector) Sectional Chart
12. Chart supplement Diagram of Airport (page)
13. Airport Diagram Chart Supplement (Page #)
14. Notes
VFR CHECKRIDE
TOMATO FLAMES
T Tachometer (for each engine)
O Oil pressure gauge (for each engine using pressure system)
M Magnetic direction indicator
A Airspeed indicator and altimeter
T Temperature gauge (for each liquid-cooled engine)
O Oil temperature gauge (for each air-cooled engine)
F Fuel gauge indicating the quantity of fuel in each tank; flotation gear; and pyrotechnic signaling device
L Landing gear position indicator (if aircraft has retractable landing gear)
A Anticollision lights (small civil airplanes certificated after March 11, 1996)
M Manifold pressure gauge (for each engine with an adjustable-pitch propeller)
E Emergency locator transmitter
S Safety belt and shoulder harness (harness required in small civil airplanes manufactured after July 18, 1978)
ARROW
A Airworthiness Certificate
R Registration
R Radio
O Operating
W Weight & Balance
AV1ATE
A Annual Inspection , 91.409(a)
V VOR Check, IFR 30 Days 91.171
1 100 Hours Inspection, 91.409b, if for hire
A Altimeter /Pitot System check 24 months 91.413
T Transponder Check, 24 months, 91.413
E ELT Check 12 months 91.207
A compliance with AD
SAFETY (IAMSAFE)
Good Judgement
"Clear" out window and look out the window
Check List
Landing GUMPS
Wake Turbulence avoidance
Go Around
Airmanship - Clearing Turns, ID NavAid when turn in, Accurate Position Reporting (Red Flags on Sectional)
MANEUVERS
- Straight and Level Flight
- Left Turn/Right Turn/Descend/Climb
- Normal Takeoff/Landing With/Without Flaps
- Short field takeoff/Landing
- Soft field takeoff/Landing
- Slow Flight
- Power Off Stall
- Power On Stall
- Steep Turn
- S Turn
- Turn about a Point
- Unusual Altitude
- Emergency - Engine Out
- Diversion to Alternate
- Fly Under Hood -
- Have Reference Material
- Know FAR-AIM (Part 61 what you need to do to be a pilot and Part 91 -rules of the road)
- ASA is NOT a FAA Material
- Be the Pilot In Command - Take command of the Airplane
- ATC
Answer Question - Keep it Simple
1. What is the minimum visibility and distance from clouds to maintain VFR in Class Delta airspace?
Class D
- 3 Statue miles Visibility
- Cloud 500' below, 1000 above and 2000 horizontal
2. I don't remember, but let me look it up for you
3. Emergency - Engine Out - Glide speed, find a place to land,
If too high Forward Slip, Flaps (drag, high lift)
Do a 360
4. Show DPE (Designated Pilot Examiner) 100 hrs inspections were done in the aircraft log book
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5liphg6_keQ&t=87s
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