BR-ANAC-AVI study guide
BR-ANAC-AVI · Work through your exam, one topic at a time.
The ANAC AVI credential is a Brazilian civil aviation licence qualification issued under the oversight of the Agência Nacional de Aviação Civil (ANAC). The abbreviation AVI refers to the pilot licence category for aeroplanes (avião), and candidates typically pursue it as part of the pathway toward a private or commercial aeroplane pilot licence. The BR-ANAC-AVI study guide has 9 sections and about 2,225 words.
01Air Law and Regulatory Framework
Air law questions test your command of the rules that govern certification, airspace, and pilot responsibility. Begin with the aircraft documentation set: certificate of registration, certificate of airworthiness (or permit), and the noise certificate where applicable.
275 words, about 1 min02Aircraft General Knowledge
This domain covers airframe, systems, powerplant, and instruments. Start with the structure: primary and secondary flight controls, their actuation (manual, hydraulic, electric), and the consequences of a failure.
263 words, about 1 min03Flight Performance and Planning
Performance questions ask you to compute, not recall. Understand the four forces in the take-off, climb, cruise, and landing phases, and how mass, altitude, temperature, wind, and runway conditions shift the numbers.
257 words, about 1 min04Human Performance and Limitations
This domain links physiology and psychology to flight safety. Begin with the senses used in flight: vision, hearing, and the vestibular system.
243 words, about 1 min05Meteorology
Meteorology questions reward a physical understanding of the atmosphere. Start with the standard atmosphere and pressure: isobars, pressure gradients, and how pressure systems drive wind.
243 words, about 1 min06Navigation
Navigation questions combine geometry, chart reading, and calculation. Understand the Earth's coordinate system: latitude, longitude, great circles, and rhumb lines.
242 words, about 1 min07Operational Procedures
Operational procedures test your ability to apply standard practices under normal and abnormal conditions. Begin with pre-flight planning: weather minima, fuel requirements, alternate selection, and the take-off and landing performance checks.
209 words, about 1 min08Principles of Flight
Principles of flight questions test physical reasoning. Start with the four forces and the generation of lift: the pressure distribution over the wing, angle of attack, and the lift equation where lift is proportional to density, velocity squared, and wing area.
262 words, about 1 min09Communications
Communications questions test standard phraseology, readback discipline, and the use of radio equipment. Learn the phonetic alphabet, standard numbers, and the structure of a radio call: station called, station calling, position, and request.
231 words, about 1 min