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- Cheat sheetHard limits (memorize cold), Operations over people (§107.39 / §107.110–.140), Accident reporting (§107.9), Night & civil twilight (§107.29)
- Cheat sheetAlcohol / drugs (§107.27, §91.17), Certification (§107.61, §107.65, §107.77), Remote ID (Part 89, effective Sept 16 2023), Airspace authorization (§107.41)
- Study pathDay 1: Foundations + cheat sheet, Day 2: Airspace & sectional charts, Day 3: Weather decoding, Day 4: Operations, performance, ADM, CRM, Day 5: Full timed exam + targeted review, Day 6: Hard scenarios + figure recognition, Day 7: Final timed exam + exam-day prep, Day 2: Airspace & sectional charts, Day 3: Weather decoding, Day 4: Operations, performance, ADM, CRM, Day 6: Hard scenarios + figure recognition
- Exam dayNight before, Morning of, What to bring (and what NOT to bring), During the test, After: getting the result
- Rapid reviewOperating limits — memorize these word for word, People & vehicles — Categories 1–4, Night & lighting (§107.29), Alcohol, drugs, medical (§107.27 / §91.17), Registration (Part 48), Sectional chart — colors that win exam points, Right of way (§107.37), Weather — quick decoder, Performance & loading
- More HD reviewDecision-making models (memorize the acronyms), Airport & radio, TFRs, Night vision (physiology), Common test traps, Operating limits — memorize these word for word, People & vehicles — Categories 1–4, Night & lighting (§107.29), Alcohol, drugs, medical (§107.27 / §91.17), Registration (Part 48), Sectional chart — colors that win exam points, Right of way (§107.37), Weather — quick decoder, Performance & loading, Decision-making models (memorize the acronyms), Airport & radio, TFRs, Night vision (physiology), Common test traps, Registration (Part 48), Sectional chart colors / lines, Special use airspace, TFRs, Phonetic alphabet (ICAO), METAR weather abbreviations, Operating limits — memorize these word for word, Night & lighting (§107.29), Night vision, Right of way (§107.37), Convective SIGMET — what to actually do, Load factor in turns, Military Training Routes (MTRs), Spatial illusions at night, ADM / CRM models, Compass / magnetic variation, Hazardous attitudes + antidotes, TAF decoding cheat, VASI / PAPI / runway lighting, PIREP / Winds Aloft decoding, METAR decoding cheat, Airport patterns & radio, Sectional chart numbers to recognize, Loading & performance, Physiology — symptoms & responses, Common test traps, Weather essentials, SA, DS, IC, SCT, DU, SKC, DZ, OVC, GS, SVR, MI, Z, BC, Zulu, KTS, SN, HZ, SM, KT, SH, FC, WS, RWY, PL, RPM, SS, hypoxia, BKN, RA, BECMG, FZ, TEMPO, FU, KE, FPM, UNICOM, MIRL, TS, RMK, SLP, TCU, UTC, FM, VRB, PIC, ASOS, ATTI, AMA, MDT, UP, MULTICOM, PSI, MOD, PO, 3P, A/FD, FSS, CO, BL, VFR, NH, AIRMET Zulu, CLR, CB, VV, HIRL, DJI, TSA, USC, HSI, NM, VR, FG, Class C, LGT, UA, LIRL, UAG, G, REIL, NAS, DA, PAPI, NORAD, P6SM, Class D, FAA, FSDO, IMSAFE, METAR, SPECI, AIRMET Tango, PIREP, ILS, Class A, AC, OTC, AO2, IR, PDF, GPS, VASI, AWOS, IFR, CG, AIRMET, DECIDE, AIRMET Sierra, UUA, ATIS, SIGWX, OAT, CFR, FDC
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