Private Pilot Ground Class
The FAA Knowledge Exam for the private pilot consists of 60 multiple choice questions (sample below). You are allowed two and a half hours to complete the test. Your test results will be immediately available upon completing the exam.
Course DescriptionSaturday, Day 1
Aerodynamics Airplane Performance Instruments, Systems, and Engines Airports and Air Traffic Control Weather Theory Weather Reports and Forecasts Sunday, Day 2 Federal Aviation Regulations Weight and Balance Navigation Systems Flight Computers, Plotters, and Charts Publications Medical Factors for Pilots Comprehensive Review Monday FAA Knowledge Exam |
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Price: $299 (paid in advance)
The price includes a complete course kit: textbooks, a rotating azimuth plotter, pencils, highlighters, notepads etc. If you already have a rotating plotter, you will receive a $10.00 cash rebate on the first day of class. The cost to actually take the test will need to be paid directly to the FAA Testing center at an additional expense (If you are an AOPA or EAA Member there may be additional discounts you can take advantage of)
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The price includes a complete course kit: textbooks, a rotating azimuth plotter, pencils, highlighters, notepads etc. If you already have a rotating plotter, you will receive a $10.00 cash rebate on the first day of class. The cost to actually take the test will need to be paid directly to the FAA Testing center at an additional expense (If you are an AOPA or EAA Member there may be additional discounts you can take advantage of)
CLICK HERE TO GET YOUR NAME ON THE NEXT PRIVATE PILOT CLASS LIST
Sample FAA Knowledge Exam Question
What clouds have the greatest turbulence?
a. Cumulonimbus
b. Towering Cumulus
c. Nimbostratus
Answer: A. Although towering cumulus clouds are indications of great turbulence, the greatest turbulence is created by cumulonimbus clouds. Thunderstorms are produced from the development of cumulonimbus clouds through stages. The first stage is the cumulus stage, characterized by continuous updrafts. The second stage is the mature stage. It is the stage that separates the cumulonimbus cloud from the towering cumulonimbus. During the mature stage, rain begins to fall. The rain falling down through the cloud pulls the air downward, causing wind shear. Thus, the mature stage is the most violent stage. The third stage is the dissipating stage, characterized by most down drafts.
a. Cumulonimbus
b. Towering Cumulus
c. Nimbostratus
Answer: A. Although towering cumulus clouds are indications of great turbulence, the greatest turbulence is created by cumulonimbus clouds. Thunderstorms are produced from the development of cumulonimbus clouds through stages. The first stage is the cumulus stage, characterized by continuous updrafts. The second stage is the mature stage. It is the stage that separates the cumulonimbus cloud from the towering cumulonimbus. During the mature stage, rain begins to fall. The rain falling down through the cloud pulls the air downward, causing wind shear. Thus, the mature stage is the most violent stage. The third stage is the dissipating stage, characterized by most down drafts.