FAA Commercial Pilot Airplane practice test

Under 14 CFR Part 61, what is the minimum total flight time generally required to be eligible for a commercial pilot certificate with an airplane single-engine rating under a Part 61 course?

A pilot reads a METAR that includes the group BKN025. What does this indicate?

When using a VOR for navigation, the TO/FROM indicator shows TO. This means the selected course will take the aircraft:

In a typical normally aspirated reciprocating aircraft engine, carburetor ice is most likely to form under which conditions?

Under 14 CFR Part 91, what is the minimum required visibility for a fixed-wing aircraft operating under VFR in Class G airspace during the day at 1,200 feet AGL or below?

What is the primary aerodynamic cause of a tailplane stall, and how does it differ from a conventional wing stall?

A pilot encounters a rapid temperature increase, smooth air, and a wind shift while climbing through a stable layer. This is most consistent with which feature?

Under 14 CFR Part 91, a pilot may not act as a required crewmember of a civil aircraft within how many hours after consuming alcohol?

As an airplane operates at higher density altitude, what happens to its takeoff performance, all else equal?

A pilot planning a cross-country flight finds the magnetic variation for the route is 8 degrees east. To convert a true course to a magnetic course, the pilot should:

In a constant-speed propeller system, what does the propeller governor primarily control?

Under 14 CFR Part 91, when is a required crewmember on an unpressurized aircraft required to use supplemental oxygen?

An airplane's center of gravity is loaded near the forward limit. Compared to an aft CG within limits, the forward CG generally results in:

A SIGMET has been issued for an area along the route of flight. What does a SIGMET advise pilots about?

Under 14 CFR Part 91, how recently must a transponder have been tested and inspected to be used in airspace where one is required?

During a power-off glide, what airspeed gives the maximum gliding distance over the ground in calm wind?

A pilot is using pilotage and dead reckoning. What is the fundamental difference between the two techniques?

An aircraft's pitot tube ram air inlet becomes blocked while the drain hole remains open and the static port is clear. What will the airspeed indicator do as the aircraft continues to fly?

A commercial pilot holds a commercial certificate with an airplane single-engine rating but no instrument rating. Which limitation applies to that certificate?