Introduction to Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs)

What are Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs)?

• Rules governing aviation activities in the United States

• Guidelines for international aviation

• Policies for maritime navigation

• Standards for automotive safety

Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs) are found in ______.

• A) Title 12 of the Code of Federal Regulations

• B) Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations

• C) Title 16 of the Code of Federal Regulations

• D) Title 18 of the Code of Federal Regulations

Which of the following is a purpose of FARs?

• A) Maintain safety standards in aviation

• B) Regulate maritime operations

• C) Establish road traffic rules

• D) Control space exploration.

FARs are designed to _______ compliance with international aviation standards.

• Ignore

• Ensure

• Hinder

• Complicate

Which part of the FAR covers Pilot certification?

• Part 43

• Part 61

• Part 91

• Part 107

FAR Part ___ covers Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems.

• 43

• 61

• 91

• 107

Which of the following is included in the FAR Part 61 pilot certification?

• Student pilot requirements

• Private pilot certification

• Commercial pilot certification

• All of the above

FAR Part 61 is important because it ensures pilots are properly ______ and qualified.

• trained

• medicated

• equipped

• documenting maintenance

What does FAR Part 67 establish for pilots?

• Financial requirements

• Medical requirements

• Training requirements

• Licensing requirements

FAR Part 67 is important because it ensures pilots are ________ to fly.

• financially stable

• medically fit

• technically skilled

• legally certified