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October 8th 06, 08:13 AM
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Why are multiple engines different?
new_CFI wrote:
"Bob Gardner" wrote in news:Y6-dnRIj- : Another aspect of the question...the requirements for the basic license require a certain amount of solo flight, and it is hard to imagine any insurance carrier covering solo flight in a twin by a student pilot. Not impossible, just unlikely. Bob Gardner Isnt there a supervised solo for situations like this? An instructor is onbord to supervise the solo flight, but it still counts as solo? I think the school I went to did this, ill have to look it up. I believe that only works for balloons which require two crew members. 
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