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On Tue, 15 Jul 2003 15:09:37 -0400, Slav Inger
wrote: Oh, almost forgot: I don't think I can split the cost of the flight with the safety pilot, can I? Since I wanted to go practice instrument approaches and asked/needed someone to be my safety pilot, the SP is no longer "just a passenger". Since his presence in the airplane is not coincidental, I'm assuming that I can't charge him 50% of the cost. I don't see why not. You're sharing the flight and you're both logging flight time. The rule about sharing costs is designed to prevent you from charging people for acting as a pilot, not to prevent two pilots from sharing the cost of an airplane that they both get a benefit from. Mark Kolber APA/Denver, Colorado www.midlifeflight.com ====================== email? Remove ".no.spam" |
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