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June 17th 05, 09:11 PM
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CAP aircraft heirarchy
I understand that I must take a form 5 ride annually in the "highest"
aircraft I fly. So who wins between a C206 and a Mooney M20F. The 206 has more horsepower but the Mooney is "complex" (in the FAA terms, CAP has another defintion of complex). -Robert 
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June 17th 05, 10:23 PM
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C206 would also have the highest gross weight, but I'm not a CAP member so I
really don't know. Jim "Robert M. Gary" wrote in message oups.com... I understand that I must take a form 5 ride annually in the "highest" aircraft I fly. So who wins between a C206 and a Mooney M20F. The 206 has more horsepower but the Mooney is "complex" (in the FAA terms, CAP has another defintion of complex). -Robert
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June 18th 05, 12:07 AM
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Check the req 60-1 it depends on the type rating CAP gives the Aircraft.
With out looking I am sure a form 5 in the 206 will allow you to fly CAP 182 and 172. But I think the mooney is rated different being complex. Is the Mooney a CAP aircraft? "Robert M. Gary" wrote: I understand that I must take a form 5 ride annually in the "highest" aircraft I fly. So who wins between a C206 and a Mooney M20F. The 206 has more horsepower but the Mooney is "complex" (in the FAA terms, CAP has another defintion of complex). -Robert
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June 18th 05, 12:15 AM
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The Mooney is mine, I want to be able to do O rides in it.
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June 18th 05, 12:41 AM
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The Mooney is mine, I want to be able to do O rides in it.
Can you get reimbursed for O-rides in a personal aircraft? -- Jay Honeck Iowa City, IA Pathfinder N56993 www.AlexisParkInn.com "Your Aviation Destination"
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#6
June 18th 05, 03:32 AM
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Ronald Gardner wrote:
Check the req 60-1 it depends on the type rating CAP gives the Aircraft. With out looking I am sure a form 5 in the 206 will allow you to fly CAP 182 and 172. But I think the mooney is rated different being complex. Is the Mooney a CAP aircraft? Uh-oh! Jay just discovered another tax deduction.
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#7
June 18th 05, 03:51 AM
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yes
"Jay Honeck" wrote in message news:2dJse.79745$xm3.9115@attbi_s21... The Mooney is mine, I want to be able to do O rides in it. Can you get reimbursed for O-rides in a personal aircraft? -- Jay Honeck Iowa City, IA Pathfinder N56993 www.AlexisParkInn.com "Your Aviation Destination"
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#8
June 18th 05, 09:10 AM
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Robert M. Gary wrote:
I understand that I must take a form 5 ride annually in the "highest" aircraft I fly. So who wins between a C206 and a Mooney M20F. The 206 has more horsepower but the Mooney is "complex" (in the FAA terms, CAP has another defintion of complex). -Robert it's all spelled out in CAPR 60-1 (paragraph 3.9 if I am not mistaken) --Sylvain
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#9
June 19th 05, 05:29 AM
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Young Eagles is another great one as is Angel Flight
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