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METAR decoding
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A METAR reports OVC015 as the lowest cloud layer. What is the ceiling?
The weather theory and federal regulations a private pilot is tested on, from the FAA’s public-domain sources. Weather: stability, wind and turbulence, clouds and what they warn of, fronts, thunderstorms and microbursts, icing, fog types, and the reports pilots actually read — METARs, TAFs, PIREPs. Regulations: pilot certificates and currency, medicals and BasicMed, VFR weather minimums by airspace, altitudes and right-of-way, fuel reserves, and what the AIM recommends versus what the FARs require. Explanations decode the abbreviation, name the trap, and end with a rule. Original questions from public FAA materials — never actual test items. Independent practice, not flight instruction; always fly by current official publications and your CFI.
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Aviation Weather & Regulations is one of the skills tested on these exams. Each prep page lays out what the real test covers and where this skill fits.
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