No Light Sport Aircraft CFI ratings required. If you are a CFI, you're
already
qualified. You'll need a Biennial to act as PIC though.

Al


able to teach in sport aircraft for a long time
"Rachel" wrote in message
...
Robert M. Gary wrote:
Only if not acting as PIC or required crew member


But that's not related to this question.
"Can a flight instructor with a "driver's license" physical give flight

instruction in a light sport class plane and charge for the instruction
given? "

The answer is clearly yes for any instruction.


-Robert, CFI


Assuming the person is learning to fly the light sport airplane, the CFI
would have to be PIC. I think the CFI would have to have the light sport
class CFI rating.

Or maybe not. I'm guessing my CFI is good enough, so I don't think about
those things.