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I am sure this subject has been brought up before (why? because the
answer is not immediately obvious in the FARs) but I'd appreciate some input from the knowledge base. I'm close to scheduling my CFI checkride (practical teat to be precise) and although I've always assumed it had to be performed in a complex airplane (and have been doing all the right seat flying in one), I can not find a direct refrence in part 61 as to the requirement for such an airplane. The most pertinent references I can find refer to training and logging PIC in ".. the category and class of aircraft that is appropriate to the flight instructor rating being sought". This sort of reference appears several times throughout 61.185 but I never see a direct reference to a "complex" airplane. So my question, and that raised by my instructor today (gold seal BTW) is where did this come from? He assured me he did his CFI checkride in a 152... Any comments [and FAR references] are appreciated. |
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