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"Steve House" wrote in message ... I'm curious - if the pilot in question happens to hold a commercial license but everything else is the same - ie, the flight does not take place in the course of the operation of a business but is more like "Hey Joe, you're a pilot. I've gotta get my mechanic over to XYZ in a hurry - if you rent a plane to take him, I'll cover all the costs of the trip and give you $50 for your trouble" does the flight and the financial transactions now become legal if the pilot holds a commercial ticket? It might be. If the pilot flies someone for hire, he most likely needs a 135 certificate. If the company has a plane and they say, hey I need you to fly our mechanic in one of our planes, then it's ok with just the commercial. |
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