POH/AFM are FAA-approved documents listing operating conditions for a model.

• A. Pitot pressure
• B. POH/AFM
• C. Primary Flight Display
• D. Pilot's Operating Handbook

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is that the official, FAA-approved operating data for a specific aircraft model is published in the aircraft’s flight manual. This manual, referred to as the Airplane Flight Manual (AFM) or the Pilot’s Operating Handbook (POH), is model-specific and contains the permitted operating limits, weight and balance data, performance charts, and emergency procedures. It is the authoritative source pilots use to understand what the aircraft is allowed to do and how to operate it safely.

Pitot pressure relates to the airspeed sensing system, not to an official operating manual. The Primary Flight Display is a cockpit instrument that presents flight data, not the source of authorized operating conditions. The Pilot’s Operating Handbook is indeed the type of document that carries operating data, but the formal FAA-approved designation for that material is the AFM/POH, which is why that wording is used.