Questions Often Missed on the FAA Exam
The following are Pilot Learning Test codes for questions some students have missed on the FAA UAG exam:
PLT040 Interpret Airspaces Classes – Charts Diagrams
PLT059 Interpret METAR/SPECI report
PLT061 Interpret PIREP
PLT064 Interpret Sectional Chart
PLT127 Density Altitude
PLT161 Airspace Classes, limits, requirements, restrictions, airspeeds
PLT194 Collision avoidance, scanning techniques
PLT271 Human Factors (ADM) judgement
PLT323 NOTAMS, classes, information, distribution
PLT328 Peformance Planning aircraft loading
PLT345 Pressure altitude
PLT370 Air Traffic Controll authorizatoin
PLT393 Controlled restricted airspace – requirements
PLT399 Display/inspection of licenses and certificates
PLT493 Dynamics of frost/ice/snow formation on aircraft
PLT511 Weather associated with frontal activity
PLT512 Weather, temperature, moisture, dewpoint
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About The Author
Tim Trott
Tim Trott is an FDLE certified instructor (#329775), and Certified Remote Pilot. and also passed the FAA Fundamentals of Instruction and Ground School exam and was granted one of the first 400 Section 333 Exemptions.
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