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REGULATION — LEGALLY BINDING

Federal Aviation Regulations

The Federal Aviation Regulations are Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations. They are published by the government and are legally binding. The library carries the full current text of the two parts general aviation pilots use most.

14 CFR

Part 61

Certification: Pilots, Flight Instructors, and Ground Instructors

Who may act as pilot in command, what each certificate and rating allows, aeronautical experience, currency and instructor endorsements.

139 sections

14 CFR

Part 91

General Operating and Flight Rules

How flights are conducted: preflight action, right-of-way, altitude and speed limits, VFR and IFR rules, required equipment, airspace and maintenance.

262 sections

Also in the library

Official definitions from 14 CFR Part 1 are carried in the glossary. AIM chapters and FAA handbooks are not yet in the library.

SkeyeMentor FAA Library is an educational reference and study aid. Regulatory and FAA materials can change. SkeyeMentor provides links and contextual explanations to help pilots study, but users should verify current requirements through official FAA, eCFR and other applicable government sources before relying on them operationally. SkeyeMentor explanations are educational and are not legal advice.