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On Jul 28, 12:24 am, "Matt Johnson" wrote:
I recently took my commercial ASEL ride and must retake a few parts of the practical portion, but the complex single I've been using is no longer available to me. A CFI friend suggested that I could start my multiengine training now, then take a combined ASEL/AMEL commercial ride, whereby the complex requirement would be satisfied by the twin, and I could do the areas I need to retake in a non-complex single. Is this permissible? -- Matt Yes...be careful with the dates (ie how long from the test to the retest) but the ME would easily satisfy the complex aircraft part of it. Wheather or not this is a good idear would depend precisly on what type of manuevers have to be redone... Robert |
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On 07/28/07 10:26, Luke Skywalker wrote:
On Jul 28, 12:24 am, "Matt Johnson" wrote: I recently took my commercial ASEL ride and must retake a few parts of the practical portion, but the complex single I've been using is no longer available to me. A CFI friend suggested that I could start my multiengine training now, then take a combined ASEL/AMEL commercial ride, whereby the complex requirement would be satisfied by the twin, and I could do the areas I need to retake in a non-complex single. Is this permissible? -- Matt Yes...be careful with the dates (ie how long from the test to the retest) but the ME would easily satisfy the complex aircraft part of it. Well ... so long as the multi-engine airplane is a "complex". Not all of them are. Wheather or not this is a good idear would depend precisly on what type of manuevers have to be redone... Robert -- Mark Hansen, PP-ASEL, Instrument Airplane, USUA Ultralight Pilot Cal Aggie Flying Farmers Sacramento, CA |
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On Jul 28, 3:17 pm, Mark Hansen wrote:
On 07/28/07 10:26, Luke Skywalker wrote: On Jul 28, 12:24 am, "Matt Johnson" wrote: I recently took my commercial ASEL ride and must retake a few parts of the practical portion, but the complex single I've been using is no longer available to me. A CFI friend suggested that I could start my multiengine training now, then take a combined ASEL/AMEL commercial ride, whereby the complex requirement would be satisfied by the twin, and I could do the areas I need to retake in a non-complex single. Is this permissible? -- Matt Yes...be careful with the dates (ie how long from the test to the retest) but the ME would easily satisfy the complex aircraft part of it. Well ... so long as the multi-engine airplane is a "complex". Not all of them are. -- Mark Hansen, PP-ASEL, Instrument Airplane, USUA Ultralight Pilot Cal Aggie Flying Farmers Sacramento, CA My Champion Lancer is about 90 percent done! That one wont work, but a friends restored Apache will! take care Robert |
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