PilotFAR Contest - Sponsored by CoDeveloper

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1) For the general purpose of logging time, FAR defines cross-country time as… A) A flight including point of landing that was at least a straight-line distance of more than 50nm away from the point of departure. B) A flight that includes a landing point other than the point of departure. C) A flight that is least a straight-line distance of more than 50nm from the original point of departure.

2) It is a beautiful VFR day without a cloud in the sky and you are planning on flying your friend to lunch at an airport 40nm away in a rented Cessna 172. FAR specifically requires you to carry pertinent aeronautical charts for your route of flight (i.e. sectional chart).

3) FAR 91.205 requires the aircraft's anti-collision lights be turned on from the period of sunset to sunrise. True False

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