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![]() "Peter Duniho" wrote in message ... Soft field landings should be covered during primary training. However, things like: -- landing on a beach -- flying through a mountain pass -- landing at LAX -- VFR over the top of a solid cloud layer -- maximum gross operations -- not to mention, flying minimum 1 mile visibility, clear of clouds Special VFR just to name a handful are not covered during primary training, and yet a brand new Private Pilot is permitted to do any of those. Student pilots are not allowed to fly in other countries, either. They have to have an instructor check their flight plan and weather before every cross country flight, unless they have the "commuter" endorsement for repeated cross country flights of less than 25 miles. But private pilots can fly anywhere they want without writing out a flight plan and nav log. Student pilots may not fly "in furtherance of a business," but private pilots may. Student pilots may not carry federal election candidates for hire, but private pilots can. |
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