Private Pilot Private Practice Exam

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Under what condition may a pilot operate an aircraft that is not in compliance with an AD?

Only with a special approval

Never

Yes, if allowed by the AD

Operating an aircraft that is not in compliance with an Airworthiness Directive (AD) is allowed under specific circumstances as outlined by the AD itself. Each AD specifies the conditions and limitations under which an aircraft may be operated if it is non-compliant. Therefore, if an AD includes provisions for continued operation, such as allowing for flight under certain limitations until compliance can be achieved, then a pilot may legally operate the aircraft.

In this context, if the AD permits certain operations while acknowledging the non-compliance and sets any required procedures or limitations, that allows the pilot to continue operating the aircraft safely. It is essential for the pilot to fully understand the specific terms of the AD to ensure compliance with these limited operational guidelines.

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