Gleim Private Pilot FAA Knowledge Test Prep - 2022

Gleim Private Pilot Knowledge Test Prep Book

The purpose of the Gleim Private Pilot FAA Knowledge Test book is to provide you with the easiest, fastest, and least-expensive means to prepare for and pass the FAA knowledge test. Gleim Knowledge Transfer Outlines at the beginning of each study unit concisely present the relevant material needed to answer questions selected from previously-released FAA test banks, as well as questions that have been developed from current FAA reference materials.

This book can be used in preparation for the following FAA airman knowledge tests:

• Private Pilot – Airplane (PAR)
• Recreational Pilot – Airplane (RPA)
• Private Pilot – Airplane Transition (PAT)

Benefits

• Over 760 Multiple-Choice Questions
• Learn and understand difficult concepts easily using the Knowledge Transfer Outlines
• Review reprints of all images in the FAA Testing Supplement
• Prepare for the exam by taking practice knowledge tests under exam conditions
• Learn principles instead of memorizing answers by reviewing answer explanations

Table of Contents

• Preface
• Introduction: The FAA Pilot Knowledge Test
• Study Unit 1. Airplanes and Aerodynamics
• Study Unit 2. Airplane Instruments, Engines, and Systems
• Study Unit 3. Airports, Air Traffic Control, and Airspace
• Study Unit 4. Federal Aviation Regulations
• Study Unit 5. Airplane Performance and Weight and Balance
• Study Unit 6. Aeromedical Factors and Aeronautical Decision Making (ADM)
• Study Unit 7. Aviation Weather
• Study Unit 8. Aviation Weather Services
• Study Unit 9. Navigation: Charts and Publications
• Study Unit 10. Navigation Systems
• Study Unit 11. Cross-Country Flight Planning
• Appendix A: Private Pilot Practice Test
• Appendix B: Interpolation
• FAA Listing of Learning Statement Codes
• Cross-References to the FAA Learning Statement Codes
• Abbreviations and Acronyms
• Index of Legends and Figures
• Index

Note: The FAA Knowledge Test Prep Book is typically updated and released by August of each year for the following calendar year's edition.