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It specifies written test pathways, exam references, and required flight time totals with minimum dual, cross-country, and solo hours. It details the flight test recommendation process and the Truro Flying Club operational rules, responsibilities as PIC, documentation to carry, and VFR weather minimums for day and night training. 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This ground school is available online, Debert (twice a year).*  \nWritten Test  \nPSTAR  \nRadio Operators Exam Recreational-Aeroplane (RPPAE)  \n*You can find the Study and Reference Guides for the PPAER, PSTAR and ROC-A under student resources [on our website www.flytfc.ca](on our website www.flytfc.ca)*  \nFlight Time  \nRecreational: Total 25 hours  \nMinimum of 15 Hours Dual 2 hours Cross Country  \nMinimum of 5 Hours Solo  \n*You can find the Flight Test Guide Guide for the PPL Flight Test under student resources [on our website www.flytfc.ca](on our website www.flytfc.ca)*  \nFlight Test  \nOnce the above requirements have been met and your flying skill is up to flight test standards you will receive a letter of recommendation, and your instructor will book your flight test with a Designated Flight Test Examiner.  \nTRURO FLYING CLUB RULES AND WEATHER MINIMUMS  \n At all times aircrafts must flown according to the Canadian Aviation Regulations and POH.  \n Only one Pilot is responsible for flying the aircraft at a time. The pilot that made the reservation will be the PIC for that flight, and will operate the aircraft from the seat they were checked out in. If multiple pilots are flying together TFC shall be informed of the change in PIC and both pilots need to be checked out.  \n All private & recreational & commercial pilot students must have both dual and solo flights authorized by an instructor after receiving a pre-flight briefing. This includes licensed pilots training for night ratings.  \n Only Truro Flying Club staff may provide instruction on Truro Flying Club Aircraft. If you are flying with a friend who has an instructor rating or an instrument rating please let the club know prior to the flight, special allowances may be made pending CFI approval.  \n All pilots shall carry their license, medical and radio operators' certificate. If the aircraft is to land away from Debert the Journey Log Book must also be carried.  \n Weather Minimum for Dual/Solo training and Renter flights, during day and night, VFR operations are:  \nDay time:  \nWithin the circuit-As Per CARS.  \nLocal training area-1,500 ft ceiling, 6 miles visibility.  \nCross country-3,000 ft. ceiling with 10 miles visibility.  \nNight time:  \nWithin the circuit-1,500 ft. ceiling 6 miles visibility.  \nLocal training area-3,000 ft. ceiling, 15 miles visibility  \nCross country-3,000 ft. ceiling, 15 miles visibility.  \n Student Pilot Maximum Cross-Wind Component and Wind Speed Limits:  \nAll Student Pilot Permit/ PPL/CPL (Solo)  \nLess than two solo completed: 3 knot cross wind component.  \nMore than two solo completed: 5 knot cross wind component*  \nTotal Wind Speed Limit: 15 knots and a 5 knot gust factor.  \nNo observed or reported Moderate turbulence.  \n*If the student has demonstrated their ability to their instructor of a higher x-wind limit. They can be signed out by their instructor to a maximum x-wind limit 10 knots with a total windspeed of 20 knots and a gust factor of 10 knots.  \nRenter Pilots Maximum Cross-Wind Component and Wind Speed Limits:  \nRenters limited to a 9 kt crosswind and 20 kts wind speed including gust. *  \n*Renters can be subjected to different limits at the discretion of TFC Management.  \n Cross wind component and wind speed for Dual Flights in the maximum demonstrated listed in the POH or owners manual. Maximum wind speed of 30 Kts.  \n Minimum temperature for flight operations is minus 20 Celsius at the surface.  \n Pilots not licensed to fly at night must land at least 20 minutes prior to sunset.  \n Fuel Reserves:  \nFuel reserves for students: Cross-country/local training flights must depart with enough fuel for","cbCaif3SKH7SCfU4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaif3SKH7SCfU4","pdf",333956,"English","# Recreational Pilot Permit Requirements\n## Age Requirements\n## Medical Requirements\n## Ground School and Written Test\n## Exams and Study Resources\n## Flight Time Requirements\n## Flight Test Recommendation Process\n# Truro Flying Club Rules and Weather Minimums\n## Regulations, PIC Responsibility, and Instructor Authorization\n## Required Certificates and Logs\n## Weather Minimums (Dual/Solo and Renter Flights)\n## Crosswind and Wind Speed Limits\n## Temperature, Night Landing, and Turbulence Rules\n## Fuel Reserves and Flight Currency\n## Pre-Flight Documentation, Diversions, and Defect Reporting\n## Aircraft Security and References","[{\"question\":\"What are the age requirements for a Student Pilot Permit and a Recreational Pilot Permit?\",\"answer\":\"The Student Pilot Permit requires age 14, and the Recreational Pilot Permit requires age 16.\"},{\"question\":\"What flight time is required for the Recreational pilot training?\",\"answer\":\"Recreational training requires a total of 25 hours, including at least 15 hours dual with 2 hours cross-country, plus at least 5 hours solo.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the weather minimums for local training area and cross-country training during night VFR operations?\",\"answer\":\"Night VFR local training area requires a 3,000 ft ceiling and 15 miles visibility, and night VFR cross-country requires a 3,000 ft ceiling and 15 miles visibility.\"}]","Flight Training Program Outline - Recreational Pilot Permit - Requirements and Club Rules | PDF",1790311254,18]