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Private Pilot Test Prep 2021: Study & Prepare: Pass Your Test and Know What Is Essential to Become a Safe, Competent Pilot from the Most Trusted Source in Aviation Training PCK PAP/PS

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  • Kirjastus: Aviation Supplies & Academics
  • ISBN-10: 1619549840
  • ISBN-13: 9781619549845
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  • Sari: Asa Test Prep
  • Ilmumisaeg: 17-Nov-2020
  • Kirjastus: Aviation Supplies & Academics
  • ISBN-10: 1619549840
  • ISBN-13: 9781619549845
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eBundle: printed book and software download code

This bundle combines ASA’s popular Test Prep book and Prepware Download for the ultimate in flexibility and savings. Today’s hectic lifestyles demand efficient use of what limited study time is normally available. This bundle gives test applicants the convenience of choosing whichever test preparation method is most convenient at any given time or location.

Rely on the time-proven and dependable ASA Private Pilot Test Prep to prepare for your Private, Sport or Recreational Pilot FAA Knowledge Exam. Test material is expertly organized into chapters based on subject matter and includes introductory text and illustrations, questions, answer choices, explanations (for correct and incorrect answers), answers, and references for further study. This topical study promotes better understanding and aids recall to provide a more efficient study guide. Up-to-date basics on aerodynamics, engine operation, flight instruments, performance, radio navigation, and meteorology are among the subjects covered. This bundle also includes the Computer Testing Supplement, with the same FAA legends, figures, and full-color charts you’ll be issued at the testing center—to help you become familiar with all available information before you take your official test.

Included with this bundle is ASA’s Prepware software download and 24-month subscription to Prepware Online. More than a “question and answer” recounting of test questions, it combines a powerful software program with the accurate and instructional material you expect from ASA. Prepware gives you the tools and confidence needed to ace the test. You can count on ASA to keep up with changes in the FAA Knowledge Exams with free updates available both online and through an email Update subscription service.

Use the Private Pilot Test Prep bundle for the following Knowledge Exams:

  • Private Pilot - Airplane
  • Private Pilot - Helicopter
  • Private Pilot - Gyroplane
  • Private Pilot - Glider
  • Private Pilot - Balloon - Hot Air
  • Private Pilot - Balloon - Gas
  • Private Pilot - Airship
  • Private Pilot - Powered Parachute
  • Private Pilot - Weight-Shift Control
  • Private Pilot Airplane/Recreational Pilot - Transition
  • Private Pilot Gyroplane/Recreational Pilot - Transition
  • Private Pilot Helicopter/Recreational Pilot - Transition
  • Private Pilot Canadian Conversion
  • Sport Pilot - Airplane
  • Sport Pilot - Balloon
  • Sport Pilot - Glider
  • Sport Pilot - Airship
  • Sport Pilot - Powered Parachute
  • Sport Pilot - Weight-Shift Control
  • Sport Pilot - Gyroplane
  • Recreational Pilot - Airplane
  • Recreational Pilot - Helicopter
  • Recreational Pilot - Gyroplane
Instructions
Updates and Practice Tests vi
Introduction vii
Description of the Tests viii
Knowledge Test Registration ix
Knowledge Test Eligibility x
Acceptable Materials xi
Testing Procedures for Applicants Requesting Special Accommodations xi
Test Reports xii
Retesting Procedures xii
Cheating or Other Unauthorized Conduct xii
Test-Taking Tips xiii
Pilot Certificate Eligibility Requirements xiv
Knowledge Exam References xviii
ASA Test Prep Layout xix
Chapter 1 Basic Aerodynamics
Aerodynamic Terms
3(3)
Axes of Rotation and the Four Forces Acting in Flight
6(4)
Lift
7(1)
Weight
7(1)
Thrust
7(1)
Drag
8(2)
Stability
10(2)
Turns, Loads, and Load Factors
12(4)
Maneuvers
16(3)
Rectangular Course
16(1)
Turns Around a Point
16(1)
S-Turns
17(2)
Stalls and Spins
19(1)
Flaps
20(1)
Ground Effect
21(2)
Wake Turbulence
23
Chapter 2 Aircraft Systems
Reciprocating Engines
3(1)
Ignition and Electrical Systems
4(2)
Fuel Induction Systems
6(1)
Carburetor Ice
7(3)
Aviation Fuel
10(2)
Engine Temperatures
12(3)
Propellers
15(1)
Torque
16(2)
Preflight Inspection Procedures
18(1)
Helicopter Systems
19(7)
Glider Operations
26(7)
Lighter-Than-Air Operations
33(8)
Powered Parachute and Weight-Shift Control Operations
41(7)
Gyroplane
48
Chapter 3 Flight Instruments Pitot-Static Instruments
3(1)
Airspeeds and the Airspeed Indicator
4(4)
The Altimeter and Altitudes
8(5)
Gyroscopic Instruments
13(2)
Attitude Indicator
13(1)
Turn Coordinator
13(1)
Heading Indicator
13(2)
Magnetic Compass (Northern Hemisphere)
15
Chapter 4 Regulations
Introduction
3(1)
Pilot Certificate Privileges and Limitations
3(6)
Pilot Ratings
9(1)
Medical Certificates
10(3)
Required Certificates
13(1)
Recent Flight Experience
14(2)
High-Performance Airplanes
16(1)
Glider Towing
17(1)
Change of Address
18(1)
Responsibility and Authority of the Pilot-in-Command
18(2)
Preflight Action
20(2)
Seatbelts
22(1)
Alcohol and Drugs
23(2)
Right-of-Way Rules
25(2)
Parachutes
27(1)
Deviation from Air Traffic Control Instructions
28(1)
Minimum Safe Altitudes
29(1)
Basic VFR Weather Minimums
30(4)
Special VFR Weather Minimums
34(1)
VFR Cruising Altitudes
35(2)
Categories of Aircraft
37(1)
Formation Flight and Dropping Objects
38(1)
VFR Flight Plans
38(1)
Speed Limits
39(1)
Airworthiness
40(2)
Maintenance and Inspections
42(5)
Light-Sport Repairman Certificates
43(4)
ADs, ACs, and NOTAMs
47(4)
Accident Reporting Requirements
51
Chapter 5 Procedures and Airport Operations
Uncontrolled and Tower-Controlled Airports
3(3)
Airport Markings and Signs
6(8)
Airport Lighting
14(1)
Visual Approach Slope Indicator (VASI)
15(3)
Surface Operations
18(3)
Chart Supplements U.S.
21(2)
Fitness for Flight
23(4)
Aeronautical Decision Making
27(7)
Collision Avoidance
34(3)
Aircraft Lighting
37
Chapter 6 Weather
The Heating of the Earth
3(1)
Circulation and Wind
4(1)
Temperature
5(1)
Moisture
6(2)
Air Masses and Fronts
8(1)
Stability of the Atmosphere
9(1)
Clouds
10(4)
Turbulence
14(1)
Thunderstorms
15(3)
Wind Shear
18(1)
Icing
19(2)
Fog
21(1)
Frost
22
Chapter 7 Weather Services
Aviation Routine Weather Report (METAR)
3(2)
Pilot Weather Reports (PIREPs) (UA)
5(2)
Terminal Aerodrome Forecast (TAF)
7(1)
Graphical Forecasts for Aviation (GFA)
8(1)
Winds and Temperatures Aloft Forecast (FB)
9(1)
Inflight Weather Advisories (WA, WS, WST)
10(2)
Obtaining a Telephone Weather Briefing
12
Chapter 8 Aircraft Performance
Weight and Balance
3(3)
Airplane
4(1)
Weight-Shift Control
4(1)
Powered Parachute
4(2)
Computing Weight and Balance Problems Using a Table
6(6)
Computing Weight and Balance Problems Using a Graph
12(12)
Density Altitude and Aircraft Performance
24(6)
Takeoff Distance
30(4)
Cruise Power Setting Table
34(2)
Landing Distance Graphs and Tables
36(6)
Headwind and Crosswind Component Graph
42(2)
Maximum Range Performance
44
Chapter 9 Enroute Flight
Pilotage
3(2)
Time
5(3)
Topography
8(3)
Dead Reckoning
11(3)
Plotting Courses
11(1)
Magnetic Variation
12(2)
Magnetic Deviation
14(1)
Wind and Its Effects
14(3)
The Wind Triangle
17(1)
The Flight Computer (E6-B)
18(14)
Finding Wind Correction Angle (WCA) and Ground Speed
18(2)
Flight Computer Calculator Face
20(1)
Finding Time, Rate, and Distance
21(2)
Calculating Fuel Consumption
23(1)
Finding True Airspeed and Density Altitude
24(8)
Airspace
32
Chapter 10 Navigation
VHF Omnidirectional Range (VOR)
3(1)
VOR Orientation
3(3)
Course Determination
6(2)
VOR Airways
8(1)
VOR Receiver Check Points
9(1)
Global Positioning System (GPS)
10
Chapter 11 Communication Procedures
Phraseology, Techniques, and Procedures
3(5)
Airport Traffic Area Communications and Light Signals
8(2)
Flight Plans
10(1)
Radar Assistance to VFR Aircraft
11(2)
Transponder and ADS-B Requirements
13(4)
Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT)
17
Cross References
A Question Number and Page Number
1(1)
B Airman Knowledge Test Report Codes and Question Numbers
1