FAA Private Pilot Test Questions with Answers 2025

Federal Aviation Administration Private Pilot online certification questions

Aerodynamics Airspace and Weather Minimums Flight Operations Cross-Country Planning Flight Instruments Communications and Radar Services Weather Aircraft Performance Sectional Charts Electronic Navigation Federal Aviation Regulations Weight and Balance

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Operations, №91

Wojciech Smolak

29 November 2025, 07:06

Right answer is not right.
Even he lands on RWY 18 the crosswind component would be from left.
Right answer should be Runway 36 and expect a crosswind from the right.

Weather, №25 / Admin comment

Admin

04 August 2025, 12:45

Thanks for the comment!
Just a quick correction — the TAF shows overcast at 2,000 feet (OVC020) between 2200Z and 2400Z, not 200 feet. The PROB40 OVC008CB is for 0600Z-0606Z, which is after 2400Z. So the correct answer is the one with overcast at 2,000 feet.

Weather, №25

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04 August 2025, 07:55

In the TAF (Terminal Aerodrome Forecast) from KOKC, the clear sky starts to change as the forecast period progresses. The TAF indicates that the clear sky becomes overcast. Specifically, it becomes overcast at 200 feet with a 40% probability of becoming further overcast at 600 feet. This progression happens during the forecast period between 2200Z and 2400Z, indicating the expected cloud cover conditions that would affect flight operations.