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  3. Proceed to section (1) and review the applicable Federal Aviation Regulations. Ensure you understand how they relate to private pilot privileges.
  4. In section (2), familiarize yourself with accident reporting requirements. This is crucial for safety and compliance.
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Many student pilots feel nervous about this first major milestone. The exam tests your understanding of airspace, weather, navigation, and FAA rulesall through multiple-choice questions on a timed computer test. It can seem overwhelming, but its absolutely manageable with the right prep.
61.103 - To be eligible for a private pilot license you must: Be 17 years of age (other than for glider or balloon which are 16) Be proficient in reading, writing, speaking and understanding english Receive a practical test endorsement Pass the required knowledge test Pass the required practical test (checkride) Meet
The FAA written test for Private Pilots is challenging, but with adequate studying and smart test-taking skills, you can easily pass the test and move on to preparing for your checkride. In fact, the statistics from 2023 reveal that the first-time pass rate for the exam was 90% with an average score of 84%.
You will be able to mark questions for further consideration as the questions will not be scored until you make a final submission. The minimum passing score is 70%. The Private Pilot and Instrument Rating exams each consist of 60 questions and you are given two hours to complete.