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Old December 11th 06, 02:47 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Danny Dot wrote:
If I buy an older plane that qualifies for Sport Aviation (e.g. less
than 1300 lbs), but was certified "Utility", do I need any paper work
to fly it under Sport.

No.



Also, I have a private with an expired medical. Do I need to do any
paperwork or do I need to take any certification flights to fly under
Sport Aviation?

No, you're good to go.


You do need to have a current flight review.


Is this the same bi-annual we need for private? Is this only needed if I
fly a passenger, i.e. if I am solo do I still need it.


Yes, Yes i.e. Yes


 




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