61.31 (d)(2) Be receiving training for the purpose of
obtaining an additional pilot certificate and rating that
are appropriate to that aircraft, and be under the
supervision of an authorized instructor; or


"Emily" wrote in message
news | new_CFI wrote:
| "Bob Gardner" wrote in
news:Y6-dnRIj-
| :
|
| Another aspect of the question...the requirements for
the basic license
| require a certain amount of solo flight, and it is hard
to imagine any
| insurance carrier covering solo flight in a twin by a
student pilot. Not
| impossible, just unlikely.
|
| Bob Gardner
|
|
|
| Isnt there a supervised solo for situations like this?
An instructor is
| onbord to supervise the solo flight, but it still counts
as solo? I think
| the school I went to did this, ill have to look it up.
|
| I believe that only works for balloons which require two
crew members.