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December 30th 06, 05:50 PM
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Minimum age to fly turbine aircraft?
Jim Macklin wrote: Student pilots under CFI supervision can fly anything that doesn't require two pilots, so a turboprop [ and maybe even some jets] is possible [61.89]. 61.101 says no more than 180 hp for a Recreational pilot. The new Sport Pilot is limited to fixed pitch prop and piston engine, no twins. Hmmm... a student pilot in the left seat of a Citation CJ1? 
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