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If both I and the CFI are club members, who is providing the aircraft - me or
the CFI? (Presumably, I'm paying for it that day.) Absent contortions to the contrary, you are. You choose the aircraft and schedule it, you pay for it. You pick the instructor and pay him. The instructor's being a club =member= is not the same as supplying the aircraft. So long as you are free to use another instructor with this aircraft, and are free to use a non-club aircraft with this instructor, they are not tied together. Generally a club does not employ instructors. They permit instructors to instruct in their aircraft. Jose -- "There are 3 secrets to the perfect landing. Unfortunately, nobody knows what they are." - (mike). for Email, make the obvious change in the address. |
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