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If I become an LSA instructor in airplane single engine sea, can I
give dual training and log book endorsements to a private pilot that is trying to add the class of single engine sea to his certificate? I looked at the regs and it looks like I would be technically be giving instruction for someone going after an LSA single engine sea class, but I think there is an provision that training towards LSA pilot level, can be use later to go for a private level certificate. I personally don't see why sea plane training at the LSA level can be used to get a single engine sea class added to a private. If I held a regular CFI, I am very sure I could provide private level training in an LSA aircraft. Danny Deger |
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