In regards to student pilot operations, which maneuver is strictly prohibited?

Carrying passengers is strictly prohibited for student pilots because it poses significant risks that are not permissible during the training phase. A student pilot's lack of experience and training means that they are not yet prepared to handle the complexities and responsibilities that come with operating an aircraft while transporting passengers. Allowing passengers could lead to distractions or pressure on the student pilot, which may compromise safety.

In contrast, flying solo during daytime is permitted for student pilots who have received the necessary endorsements from their instructor, and it is a common practice during training to build flying skills in a controlled environment. Flying near other aircraft can be done with caution, as student pilots learn to recognize and avoid traffic under the guidance of their instructors. Similarly, student pilots are allowed to land at non-towered airports as long as they follow proper procedures and are under the supervision of an instructor or have proper endorsements.