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November 25th 03, 03:01 AM
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that is the rule.. for the insurance company..
and I don't know of any "smart" instructor that would allow any student to fly solo on any given day without the instructor knowing it and reviewing that the student is prepared, has a plan, and has reviewed the weather and forecast changes for the next few hours. the student is flying on the instructors ticket.. (power or glider) JMVHO BT "Ivan Kahn" wrote in message news:M8vwb.296102$Fm2.312218@attbi_s04... To my knowledge, there is no regulation to support the requirement for an instructor to be present. I think this is just a requirement of the insurance underwriter - which if in writing is binding. Ivan 
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