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![]() "Bill Zaleski" wrote in message ... Let's not make this more difficult that it is. Just check the limitations section of the FAR's pertaining to flight instructors. I agree this is what the FARs say. However, the FAA then breaks its own rules when they issue CFII-only certificates bearing "Instrument Airplane" as the category/class description since "Instrument Airplane" is not a category/class yet the FARs say an instructor can only instructor in the category/class on his instructor certificate. -------------------- Richard Kaplan, CFII www.flyimc.com |
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