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Old 14th October 2009 | 14:18
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XX621
 
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From: Inside CAS
Originally Posted by IO540
It is far easier to become a CRI than to become any of what traditionally used to mean a "flying instructor".

If you don't care about getting paid, you just need a PPL and a little bit of other stuff. Practically anybody with a PPL can become a CRI if they want to.
Anyone with minimum 300hrs, £1500 to spare (two quotes I've been given) and passed a 25hours theory course + min 3 flight hours instruction + flight test with an instructors examiner.
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