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Jeppesen Private Pilot Airman Certification Standards ACS-6C
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Part# 13-19102
MFR Model# 10735871-003
MFR Model# 10735871-003
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The FAA-S-ACS-6C ACS provides clear information on what an applicant must know, consider, and do to qualify for the Private Pilot certificate. The Airman Certification Standards (ACS) provide clear information on what applicants must know, consider, and do to qualify for certifications and ratings. Private Pilot Airman Certification Standards replaces the Private Pilot Practical Test Standards. The ACS framework provides a single-source explanation of standards for both the knowledge test and the practical test. It also enables the FAA to keep standards aligned with guidance (handbooks) and knowledge test questions. Built on the Practical Test Standards (PTS), the ACS adds the aeronautical knowledge and risk management elements needed to support each PTS Task. The ACS provides a clear, easy-to-use flight plan for the material the FAA expects an applicant to know (knowledge), consider (risk management), and do (skill) to qualify for an airman certificate or rating |
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