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I belong to a glider club that is looking at the possibility of offering
rides to help us to defray our operating costs and keep our club healthy financially. In order to evaluate the feasibility of this I am looking into the regulations that would apply to such an operation, as well as the insurance impact. Our present understanding is that both the tow plane and the glider would need to have 100-hr inspections and that the pilots of the tow plane and the glider would need to have a commercial rating as well as a second class medical for the towplane pilot. However, we are uncertain as to some of the other regulations such as compliance with drug testing and the requirement for an LOA for this type of operation, since it appears that there may be some exceptions when it comes to gliders. Can someone with experience in this area help to shed some light on these aspects as well as anything else that we should be aware of? Thanks. Bruce |
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