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On Mar 9, 12:00 am, "Skidder" wrote:
What if Pilot A hasn't flown in 10 years? Would you still feel this is safer than if Pilot A didn't fly with an instructor in the right seat instead of his buddy, Pilot B who hasn't flown in 15 years? Certainly not. I think the regs clearly indicate both pilots would have to medicals and BFRs. -- Skidder Still Pilot B could have a medical and a BFR and have not flown a powered aircraft in 10 years. Actually in your scenerio so could pilot A. In fact a know a few pilots that could easily qualify for this by simply going down and getting their medical. They probably have a 1000 hrs of glider time in that last ten years. I think that is the point of the 90 day currency. Is that to take any person in the aircraft with you must be current in that category of aircraft. Brian |
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