Private Pilot Check Ride Personal Documents required in possession to act as PIC Pilot Certificate Government Issued Photo ID Medical Certificate Pilot Limitations and currency (what airplanes can you fly?) Airplane Single Engine Land High Performance(Greater than 200 HP) Complex (Retractable Gear, Complex Propeller, Flaps) Tail Wheel Aircraft Documents required for Flight (AROW) A-Airworthiness R-Registration O-Operator Hand Book (POH or AIM) W-Aircraft Weight & Balance Aircraft Minimum equipment list (Day & Night) Day o Airspeed Indicator o Altimeter o Magnetic direction indicator o Tachometer for each engine o Oil pressure gauge for each engine using pressure system o Temperature gauge for each liquid cooled engine o Oil temperature gauge for each air cooled engine o Manifold pressure gauge for each altitude engine o Fuel gauge indicating the quantity of fuel in each tank o Landing gear position indicator(if aircraft has retractable gear) o Anti collision lights o Seat belts o Emergency Locator Transmitter Night o Aircraft Performance Data Take-off Distance & 50ft Obstacle Clearance Landing Distance & 50ft Obstacle Clearance Cruse Performance (Speed, Fuel Consumption) Weight & Balance Data Airspace Weather Minimums A-IFR B- 3 Mile visibility, Clear of Clouds, 1000 ft ceilings for take-off and landings C- 3 Mile visibility, 1000ft above, 500ft below, 2000ft horizontal Cloud clearance, 1000 ft ceilings for take-off and landings D- 3 Mile visibility, 1000ft above, 500ft below, 2000ft horizontal Cloud clearance, 1000 ft ceilings for take-off and landings E o Below 10,000 Feet- 3 Mile visibility, 1000ft above, 500ft below, 2000ft horizontal Cloud clearance, 1000 ft ceilings for take-off and landings o Above 10,000 Feet- 5 Mile visibility, 1000ft above, 1000ft below, 1 Mile horizontal Cloud clearance G o Day- 1 Mile visibility, Clear of Clouds o Night- 3 Mile visibility, 1000ft above, 500ft below, 2000ft horizontal Cloud clearance Special VFR- 1 Mile visibility, Clear of Clouds Equipment & Communications required in certain airspace A- Transponder W/ Altitude encoding, IFR Clearance, DME above 24,000 Ft B- Transponder W/ Altitude encoding, Clearance to Inter C- Transponder W/ Altitude encoding, 2-Way Communications D- 2-Way Communications E- Above 10,000ft Transponder W/ Altitude encoding G- Uncontrolled I’M SAFE Checklist Illness Medication Stress Alcohol Fatigue Emotion Weather Data Aimrets, Sigmets, etc. Temporary Flight Restrictions(TFR’s) Presidential Natural Disasters Large Sport Complexes Aircraft Inspections Requirements Annual 100 Hr Inspection Pitot Static System Check Transponder ELT ELT Battery ATC Light signals In Flight o On the Ground Fuel Requirements Day o 30 minutes at normal cruse flight Night o 45 minutes at normal cruse flight Oxygen Requirements Above 12,500 feet MSL o Crew must be on oxygen if operating for more than 30 minutes Above 14,000 feet MSL o Crew must be on oxygen at all times Above 15,000 feet MSL o Oxygen most be available to all passengers Know the Sectional and all symbols!