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This Handbook Is Compatible With Airman Certification Standards Including 51

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This handbook is compatible with airman certification standards including 51. It provides comprehensive information on all aspects of airman certification, from the initial application process to the renewal of certificates and ratings.

Visualized Flight Training Maneuvers (For Private-Instrument-Commercial Pilots): This handbook is compatible with Airman Certification Standards, including 51-Visualized Flight Training Maneuver.

by Carina Gardner

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Language	:	English
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Initial Application Process

To apply for an airman certificate, you must meet the following requirements:

Be at least 17 years old
Be a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident
Be able to read, write, and speak English
Have a high school diploma or equivalent
Pass a medical examination
Pass a knowledge test
Pass a practical test

The initial application process can be completed online or by mail. The online application process is available at the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) website. The mail-in application process can be found in the Airman Certification Standards (ACS).

Renewal Process

Airman certificates must be renewed every two years. The renewal process can be completed online or by mail. The online renewal process is available at the FAA website. The mail-in renewal process can be found in the ACS.

To renew your airman certificate, you must meet the following requirements:

Be current on your medical certificate
Have completed a flight review within the past two years
Have logged at least 50 hours of flight time in the past two years
Pass a knowledge test (if required)
Pass a practical test (if required)

Ratings

Airman certificates can be issued with a variety of ratings. Ratings indicate the type of aircraft or operations that the airman is authorized to fly. The most common ratings are:

Private pilot
Commercial pilot
Instrument rating
Multi-engine rating
Flight instructor rating

To obtain a rating, you must meet the following requirements:

Have a valid airman certificate
Pass a written test
Pass a practical test

This handbook is a comprehensive guide to airman certification. It provides all the information you need to obtain and renew your airman certificate and ratings.

If you have any questions about airman certification, please contact the FAA.

Visualized Flight Training Maneuvers (For Private-Instrument-Commercial Pilots): This handbook is compatible with Airman Certification Standards, including 51-Visualized Flight Training Maneuver.

by Carina Gardner

4.6 out of 5