Kenny Keller covers the three documents helicopter pilots must carry: government-issued photo ID, pilot certificate, and medical certificate. Student pilots can combine their certificate with a medical in one document. He offers a free study guide on his blog.
Questions this video answers
Government-issued photo ID; pilot certificate; medical certificate.
Government-issued photo ID plus the student pilot certificate (which can serve together with the medical certificate as one document).
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Thanks for stopping by. Day 16 and I want to cover the three documents that you need to have with you on your person when you go fly, which are you have to have your government issued photo id, you have to have your pilot certificate and you also need your medical certificate. So you have to have those three things. Government issued photo id, pilot's license and your medical certificate. Now if you're a student pilot, it's going to be your government issued photo ID and then two documents are going to be together. Your medical and your student pilot certificate are going to be one in the same. So you actually two documents counting for three. So you have to have those things with you at all times when you're exercising any of your any of your pilot privileges. So commit those three things to memory. Guaranteed. Examiner is going to ask you on the checkride. Every single checkride is one of the very first few things they're going to ask is what do you have to have on you when you go fly. So memorize it and just know it. Like I said, it's not super tough. But then when you're nervous, as always, a check ride. It's amazing how some things that are really simple when you're home studying or you're with your instructor and then checkride day comes and you get into retreating brain stall. If you haven't heard that yet, you will because everybody gets it on a checkride. It's not just some people. Pretty much we all get nervous. It's just part of a checkride. So thanks for stopping by. Please please click the like button and on a PS note, if you would like a copy of Free Study guide I'm putting out. It's a study guide that one of my students made back when I worked in Cleveland and there was a bunch of us doing ground all the time and one of my students put a study guide together off of the questions that I asked them and I'm putting it out for free. If you're interested, I'll send it to you. If you sign up on our blog@fwhihelicopters.com if you're watching this on YouTube, it's the link right below. Click on that link and on the homepage you can enter your name and email. If you're already here on the blog, it will just be over on the left hand side. Enter your name, enter your email and as far as the cool background, my daughter's on the other side of the camera jumping up and down, making faces at me, trying to get me to laugh. The background is that you see right now is her shirt. Get over here, smarty pants. So there. There's your background. The back of Gloria's shirt. Pretty cool, huh? I thought it was neat. All right, tell them. Bye. Bye. Press the like button. Press the like button. Subscribe. Subscribe. Nice. Gloria, comment? Yes. Good girl. Just like. No, I'm kidding. Nah, don't say that. All right, thanks, everybody. See you later. Like it? Comment. Subscribe. That was good. That was good.
