UND Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) New Hire Training Practice Test

When is an operable flashlight required for flight operations?

During daylight hours only Always required Only during takeoff and landing Flights conducted between sunset and sunrise

Correct Answer:

Flights conducted between sunset and sunrise

Explanation:

Having an operable flashlight is required for flight operations after dark. When the sun has set and there’s limited natural light, you need a reliable light source to read instruments, check charts, and perform cockpit tasks safely. Daylight operations don’t require a flashlight under the rules because there’s plenty of ambient light. The boundary is sunset to sunrise, which is why flights conducted between those times require a flashlight to be operable.

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