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"Frequent_Flyer" wrote in message
.com... I was noticing their have been a lot of posts on the usenet about this sports pilot license that doesn't even require a physical. What is the point of this? I think it is crazy from what I have read. It makes it sound like you all you need to do is show a drivers license and you can fly a lighweight? You obviously haven't read anything factual regarding the Sport Pilot certificate. Except maybe the part about not requiring a physical (and that's not even a sure thing). In fact, the Sport Pilot certificate will result in MORE pilots being required to obtain formal training and FAA certification than they do now. Pete |
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![]() "Peter Duniho" wrote in message ... "Frequent_Flyer" wrote in message .com... I was noticing their have been a lot of posts on the usenet about this sports pilot license that doesn't even require a physical. What is the point of this? I think it is crazy from what I have read. It makes it sound like you all you need to do is show a drivers license and you can fly a lighweight? You obviously haven't read anything factual regarding the Sport Pilot certificate. Except maybe the part about not requiring a physical (and that's not even a sure thing). In fact, the Sport Pilot certificate will result in MORE pilots being required to obtain formal training and FAA certification than they do now. Pete There has been more ink spilled (figuratively speaking) over SP than over practically any other aspect of aviation regulation in history ![]() Good place to start on the Internet is http://www.sportpilot.org/ Then, get hold of a copy of the NPRM and give it a read. It's quite a mess - if you can make it all the way through you've done damn good ![]() you can get hold of a copy of the comments sent in during the comment period (there were thousands, I sent in 3 myself) you'll get a pretty good understanding of the pros and cons as seen by the UL/light aircraft community. Beyond that, there are newsgroups and Yahoo mailing lists galore with all kinds of stuff going on about SP. I can't even begin to name them all... Have fun, LS AC fun racer 503. |
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![]() "Peter Duniho" wrote in message ... "Frequent_Flyer" wrote in message .com... I was noticing their have been a lot of posts on the usenet about this sports pilot license that doesn't even require a physical. What is the point of this? I think it is crazy from what I have read. It makes it sound like you all you need to do is show a drivers license and you can fly a lighweight? You obviously haven't read anything factual regarding the Sport Pilot certificate. Except maybe the part about not requiring a physical (and that's not even a sure thing). In fact, the Sport Pilot certificate will result in MORE pilots being required to obtain formal training and FAA certification than they do now. Pete Thank goodness. I admit I only read previous post through google groups and there was a lot of disparate information. I was just hoping their was bad information out there. I am sure a lot of information is very old also. FF |
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