Which document is included as part of AROW?

• A. Airworthiness Certificate
• B. Pilot's License
• C. Aircraft Insurance
• D. Flight Plan

Answer: (A)

AROW refers to the set of documents that must be on board an aircraft and readily accessible during flight. This typically includes the Airworthiness certificate, the Registration certificate, the Operating limitations, and the Weight and Balance information. The Airworthiness Certificate is the one that verifies the aircraft meets safety standards and is airworthy, so it must be carried and displayed on the aircraft. That’s why it’s included as part of AROW.

The pilot’s license, while essential for the pilot, is carried by the pilot rather than being one of the aircraft’s on-board documents. Insurance and a flight plan serve separate roles in flight operations and are not part of the AROW set.