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FAR/AIM Finder BETA

Read a practical checkride-style question and identify where you would find the answer. Choices initially show only their part or chapter numbers; tap or click one to reveal its description.

KNOW WHERE TO LOOK

Ten questions. Five regulations and five AIM chapters.

The goal is not to guess the substantive answer. It is to recognize the controlling regulation or the AIM chapter that explains the procedure. Each choice starts with only its reference number visible. Use the separate Choose button at any time; reveal descriptions only when you need help. After every answer, you receive the exact citation and a link to the current official source.

Scoring: A correct answer starts at 10 points. Each different description you reveal subtracts 2 points from that question; revealing the same description again does not charge twice. An incorrect answer earns 0 points.

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COMPLETE CORE COVERAGE

What the bank covers

The current bank contains 80 original source-location challenges. It covers every regulation listed as a core reference in the current Sport Pilot airplane PTS, the additional aircraft-certification and Airworthiness Directive parts emphasized in Private Pilot airworthiness preparation, NTSB accident reporting, and AIM Chapters 1 through 9. AIM Chapter 10 is helicopter-specific and is intentionally outside this airplane activity.

Regulations and reporting14 CFR Parts 1, 21, 39, 43, 61, 67, 68, 71, 73, and 91; 49 CFR Part 830
AIM Chapters 1-9Air Navigation; Airport Visual Aids; Airspace; ATC; Air Traffic Procedures; Emergencies; Safety of Flight; Medical Facts; Charts and Publications

Coverage sources: current FAA Sport Pilot airplane PTS, Private Pilot airplane ACS, current Title 14 eCFR, and the current FAA AIM. This study activity is not a substitute for checking the current official text.

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