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Flight Instructor Gyroplane

Provider
PSI
Format
Computerized knowledge test
Exam questions
Scored questions: 100.
Passing score
70 (FAA matrix PASSING SCORE column)
Examination outline
  • Recreational pilot aeronautical knowledge applicable to gyroplanes
    • Applicable recreational pilot regulations, privileges, limitations, and flight operations
    • NTSB accident reporting requirements
    • Applicable Aeronautical Information Manual and FAA advisory circulars
    • VFR charts, pilotage, and magnetic compass
    • Critical weather, windshear, and weather reports and forecasts
    • Safe and efficient operation, collision avoidance, and wake turbulence
    • Density altitude effects on takeoff and climb
    • Weight and balance computations
    • Aerodynamics, powerplants, and aircraft systems
    • Aeronautical decision making and judgment
    • Preflight action
  • Private pilot aeronautical knowledge applicable to gyroplanes
    • Applicable private pilot regulations, privileges, limitations, and flight operations
    • NTSB accident reporting requirements
    • Applicable Aeronautical Information Manual and FAA advisory circulars
    • VFR charts, pilotage, dead reckoning, and navigation systems
    • Radio communication procedures
    • Critical weather, windshear, and weather reports and forecasts
    • Safe and efficient operation, collision avoidance, and wake turbulence
    • Density altitude effects on takeoff and climb
    • Weight and balance computations
    • Aerodynamics, powerplants, and aircraft systems
    • Aeronautical decision making and judgment
    • Preflight action
  • Commercial pilot aeronautical knowledge applicable to gyroplanes
    • Applicable commercial pilot regulations, privileges, limitations, and flight operations
    • NTSB accident reporting requirements
    • Basic aerodynamics and principles of flight
    • Meteorology, critical weather, windshear, and weather reports and forecasts
    • Safe and efficient aircraft operation
    • Weight and balance computations
    • Use of performance charts
    • Exceeding aircraft performance limitations
    • Aeronautical charts, magnetic compass, pilotage, and dead reckoning
    • Use of air navigation facilities
    • Aeronautical decision making and judgment
    • Principles and functions of aircraft systems
    • Applicable maneuvers, procedures, and emergency operations
    • Night and high-altitude operations
    • Procedures within the National Airspace System
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