Aviation laws and Oxygen stuff

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1. Part 121/135 IFR Takeoff (two engines)

   1sm

2. Part 121/135 IFR Takeoff (more than two engines)

   1/2 sm

3. 91.205 - VFR Day

   Anti collision light system, Tachometer, Oil pressure, Mag compass, Altimeter, Temp (liquid cooled), oil temp, fuel gauge, landing gear ind., airspeed, manifold pressure, ELT, Seatbelts

4. 91.205 - VFR Night

   Fuses, Landing light (hire), anti-collision, position, source of power

5. 91.205 - IFR

   Generator, Radio, Altimeter, Ball (slip.skid), Clock HMS, Artificial horizon, Rate of turn, Directional (gyro + mag compass)

6. IFR >FL240

   DME

7. 91.211 - above 12,500ft?

   If > 30min, oxygen for required min crew (must be using)

8. 91.211 - above 14,000ft?

   oxygen for min crew (must be using)

9. 91.211 - above 15,000ft?

   oxygen for all occupants (must be provided, pax don't have to use)

10. 91.211 (pressurized) - above FL250?

    10 minute supply of reserve oxygen

11. 91.211 (pressurized) - above FL350 (include exception)

    One pilot at the controls must wear O2 (except at/below 410, if two pilots at controls have quick donning w/i 5 sec)

12. >30min, O2 required for min crew

    above 12,500ft

13. All times, O2 required for min crew (unpressurized)

    above 14,000ft

14. Pax must be provided O2

    above 15,000ft

15. 10 min supply of reserve O2 must be available

    above FL250

16. One pilot must be on O2 at all times (do not consider exception)

    above FL350

17. The exception to the one pilot O2 rule

    At/below FL410, both must have quick don w/i 5 seconds. If one leaves, other must go on O2

18. Preventative Maintenance reg (Go read it too!)

    14 CFR §43 Appendix A

19. Supplemental O2 reg

    91.211

20. Descending below MDA/DA

    91.175

21. Medical certifications

    Part 67

22. Formation flight

    91.111

23. Max pax for basicmed

    6 (7 total occupants)

24. Max weight for basicmed

    12,500lbs

25. Max alt for basicmed

    18,000

26. Max speed for basicmed

    250kts

27. 14CFR part 3 definition of airworthiness

    2 parts: Conforms to type design Safe to fly (through inspections and such)

28. 3 types of pressurized cabins

    Isobaric Isobaric differential Sealed cabin

29. PRICE

    Pressure Regulator Indicator Connections Emergency

30. BasicMed medical date

    July 14, 2006

31. If you held a medical that was issued in January 2006, and held it through July, is it good for basicmed?

    Yes

32. IFR Reporting 91.183 AIM 5-3-3

    Mandatory reporting fixes or requested reporting points Unforecast weather conditions Any other safety of flight information - Vacating previously assigned altitude/FL for newly assigned When altitude change will be made if VFO on top Unable to climb/desc 500fpm Missed approach Change in TAS of 5% or 10kts (whichever is greater) Time/alt/FL upon reaching holding fix / point to which cleared Leaving any holding fix/point Loss of VOR/ADF/ILS/GPS or other nav equipment