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June 2nd 05, 02:45 AM
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but now you are saying students may take lessons in a plane that exceeds the higher upper limit ? I quit,,,,,, You can take lessons in anything that allows commercial operation or that you own! The limitation is you can't solo in something exceeding SP criteria unless you have a medical. Any lesson you take for PPL counts for SP as far as time etc. it's just the practical and written test are different (and number of hours). So if you want you can do all your duel in a Cessna 150 (or 210P ;-) ). But when you come to solo you will need a SP legal plane and a sign off. Possibly even a single seater if your cfi is willing to sign you off! ;-0 John 
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