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Old June 21st 11, 01:47 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Burt Compton - Marfa
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Default Glider Insurance for non-US residents



Go to this website (not an official FAA website) to see some questions
and answers about your situation:

http://www.faaregistrations.com/


Keep in mind you will need a US FAA pilot certificate to fly a US
registered "N" numbered aircraft in the USA, per FAR 61.3
Obtaining a US Restricted pilot certificate "based upon" your foreign
license take time.
See the info for foreign pilots on www.ssa.org