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February 2nd 04, 05:52 PM
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"BTIZ" wrote in message news:KFZSb.2742$IF1.246@fed1read01... but to act as safety pilot for someone under the hood.. you have to hold at least a private pilot certificate and be qualified to fly the aircraft Nope, you just need to be rated in category and class (presuming the aircraft doesn't need a type rating). some will state, that if it is a complex aircraft, you need the complex endorsement, same for high performance, or tail dragger That is only required if you are going to be pilot in command. A safety pilot is not necessarily pilot in command. A guy helping in an aircraft or operation only requiring one pilot is called a passenger. 
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