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Use the acronymn AV1ATE to remember required inspections. Here is the list of inspections and the valid times for each.
Annual Inspection - 12 calendar months.
VOR Inspection - 30 days. Required for IFR only.
100-hour Inspection - 100 flight hours. Required when operating for hire.
Altimeter/Pitot Static Inspection - 24 calendar months. Required for IFR only.
Transponder Inspection - 24 calendar months. Required only when using the transponder.
ELT Inspection - 12 calendar months.
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Can you fly on an airplane if you have pericarditis?
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What does a child need to fly on an airplane?
In order for a child to fly on an airplane, they typically need a ticket, identification, and possibly a consent form if they are traveling alone or with someone other than a parent or legal guardian.
What can an airplane do?
fly
What can airplane do?
fly
How does a wing help an airplane fly?
The wind pushes the airplane helping it to stay in the air and fly.
How will a paper airplane fly without wings?
A paper airplane cannot fly without a wing.
First person to fly in an airplane?
Igor Sikorsky was the first person to fly in an airplane, in his 1913 airplane called "The Grand." The Wrights were the first people to fly an airplane, but you fly ON a Wright Flyer--it's very open. Sikorsky invented the enclosed cockpit.
How does an airplane fly with weight?
An airplane produces enogh lift to fly with weight. Cargo planes are designed to do that.
Can you fly in an airplane after scoliosis fusion surgery?
If you can sit in a seat and walk limited distances, then you can fly in an airplane.
What makes airplane flies?
Airplane fly mothers and fathers
What is the purpose of the airplane?
To fly.
Can you fly in an airplane with a cast on?
no
