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Use the Mаp Pаge tо аnswer the fоllоwing questions: What airspace is at the surface at KDVL - just type the letter (eg. 'A' for class alpha)? [BLANK-1] How many lines of variation do you cross during this cross-country flight? [BLANK-2] What is the first line of variation you cross (use the following format to answer this: 14W or 7E, etc)? [BLANK-3] What is the True Course for this cross-country? [BLANK-4] If you wanted to use a VOR to help you get into KMOT, what VOR frequency would you tune in? [BLANK-5] If you use the VOR to help you get on course, what is the VOR identifier you should see if you tune in the VOR you selected above? [BLANK-6] Describe your first checkpoint you selected in a manner that I can find it. [BLANK-7] What airport is pretty much at the mid-point of this cross-country flight - type the airport code: [BLANK-8] What SUA is north of your route for the first half of the flight if you planned direct from KDVL to KMOT - be specific (eg. W-10)? [BLANK-9] How high does the SUA identified above go? [BLANK-10] What airspace is at the surface at KMOT - just type the letter (eg. 'A' for class alpha)? [BLANK-11] After departing KDVL, according to the VFR sectional, what frequency can you contact FSS to open your flight plan? [BLANK-12] What is the call sign for FSS when you contact them on the frequency you identified above? [BLANK-13]
Reаd the fоllоwing cаrefully:Assume yоu аlready have your Private Pilot Certificate and that you are the PIC of this flight. Your front passenger is a non-pilot friend. There is no CFI on board this flight.Do not read the Weather Briefing - that is not required for this exam.Assume the ceiling and visibility is not a problem for this flight - it is VFR across the region.Ignore all active/real NOTAMs pertaining to this flight for the purposes of this exam unless otherwise stated.If the wind is above your personal minimum, still plan the XC and make the best selection for the purposes of planning a XC (eg. runway for takeoff/landing, etc), even if your decision is to 'no-go' on this flight.Start by planning your XC, including checkpoints, then send your Standard Navlog, Weight & Balance, and Aircraft Performance documents to Flights Files as you will need to reference these documents (as instructed in the questions) throughout this exam.Read the header for each of the question blocks so that you know what document to reference when answering the questions found therein.Cross-country planning information:For this portion of the exam, plan a direct route VFR cross-country flight from KDVL to KMOT using a UND Piper Archer, N305ND at 65% cruise power at 6,500 ft.For loading, use the following information:Pilot 200 lbsFront passenger 180lbs (friend - non-pilot)Rear seat 15 lbsBaggage compartment 20 lbsFuel - 34 gallonsCheck the projector screen for additional information.