Student Pilot Guide

Student Pilot Guide is a 27-page legal document that was released by the U.S. Department of Transportation - Federal Aviation Administration on March 8, 2006 and used nation-wide.

FAQ

Q: What is the Student Pilot Guide?
A: The Student Pilot Guide is a document that provides information and guidance for individuals learning to fly airplanes.

Q: Who is the Student Pilot Guide for?
A: The Student Pilot Guide is for individuals who are learning to fly and working towards obtaining a pilot's certificate.

Q: What does the Student Pilot Guide cover?
A: The Student Pilot Guide covers topics such as flight training regulations, pilot certificates and ratings, medical requirements, and aviation safety.

Q: Is the Student Pilot Guide required reading for aspiring pilots?
A: While the Student Pilot Guide is not mandatory, it is a highly recommended resource for individuals learning to fly.

Q: Can the Student Pilot Guide be used as a replacement for official regulations?
A: No, the Student Pilot Guide is intended to supplement, not replace, the official regulations and requirements outlined by the FAA.

Q: Is the Student Pilot Guide applicable to pilots in both the United States and Canada?
A: The Student Pilot Guide provided by the FAA is specifically tailored for pilots in the United States. Canada has its own resources and guides for student pilots.

Q: How often is the Student Pilot Guide updated?
A: The Student Pilot Guide is periodically updated by the Federal Aviation Administration to reflect any changes or updates in aviation regulations and procedures.