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license, FAA medical certificate, or logbook endorsement(s); and
• while carrying a passenger or property for compensation or hire (no
commercial operations).
4. Q. How should I prepare for the knowledge test?
A. To adequately prepare for the knowledge test, your instructor should
review with you:
(1) 14 CFR part 61, section 97 (if preparing for the recreational pilot
knowledge test);
(2) 14 CFR part 61, section 105 (if preparing for the private pilot knowledge
test); or
(3) 14 CFR part 61, section 309 (if preparing for the sport pilot knowledge
test).
The regulations require an applicant to have logged ground training from
an authorized instructor, or to present evidence of having satisfactorily
completed a course of instruction or home-study course in the knowledge
areas appropriate to the category and class aircraft for the rating sought.
5. Q. What document or documents must I present prior to taking a
knowledge test?
A. An applicant for a knowledge test must present appropriate personal
identification. The identification must include a photograph of the
applicant, the applicant’s signature, and the applicant’s actual residential
address (if different from the mailing address). This information may be
presented in more than one form. The applicant must also present one of
the following:
(1) A certificate of graduation from an FAA-approved pilot school or pilot
training course appropriate to the certificate or rating sought, or a
statement of accomplishment from the school certifying the satisfactory
completion of the ground-school portion of such a course.
(2) A written statement or logbook endorsement from an FAA-Certificated
Ground or Flight Instructor, certifying that the applicant has satisfactorily
completed an applicable ground training or home-study course and is
prepared for the knowledge test.
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(3) A certificate of graduation or statement of accomplishment from a
ground-school course appropriate to the certificate or rating sought
conducted by an agency, such as a high school, college, adult education
program, the Civil Air Patrol, or an ROTC Flight Training Program.
(4) A certificate of graduation from a home-study course developed by the
aeronautical enterprise providing the study material. The certificate of
graduation must correspond to the FAA knowledge test for the certificate
or rating sought. The aeronautical enterprise providing the course of study
must also supply a comprehensive knowledge test, which can be scored as
evidence that the student has completed the course of study. When the
student satisfactorily completes the knowledge test, it is sent to the course
provider for scoring by an FAA-Certificated Ground or Flight Instructor.
The instructor personally evaluates the test and attests to the student’s
knowledge of the subjects presented in the course. Upon satisfactory
completion, a graduation certificate is sent to the student.
(5) In the event of retesting after a failure, the applicant must present the
unsatisfactory Airman Test Report. If the applicant elects to retest for a
higher score, the satisfactory Airman Test Report must be surrendered to
the test administrator.
6. Q. If I fail the knowledge test, is there any way to determine the areas in
which I need additional work, so I can study for a retest?
A. Yes. You will receive an Airman Test Report from the testing center. The
test report will contain your test score and will also list topic and content
descriptions for the areas in which you were deficient.
7. Q. If I pass the knowledge test, will I receive the same information
concerning areas in which I need additional work as I would if I failed the
test?
A. Yes. (Refer to the previous answer.)
8. Q. How long is a satisfactorily completed knowledge test valid?
A. 2 years. A satisfactorily completed knowledge test expires at the end of
the day of the 24th month after the month in which it was taken. If a practical
test is not satisfactorily completed during that period, another knowledge
test must be taken.
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Sport Pilot, Recreational Pilot, and Private Pilot Practical
Tests
1. Q. Prior to taking the practical test, what aeronautical experience must I
have?
A. The specific aeronautical experience requirements are outlined in 14
CFR part 61.
(1) 14 CFR 61, subpart J, section 313 for the sport pilot certificate
requirements.
(2) 14 CFR part 61, subpart D, section 99 for the recreational pilot
certificate requirements.
(3) 14 CFR part 61, subpart E, section 109 for the private pilot certificate
requirements.
2. Q. Must I provide the aircraft for my practical test?
　
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