Instructing in group-owned aircraft
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Instructing in group-owned aircraft
Please can someone tell me where to find the rules for instructing in group-owned aircraft?
I believe (from something I found in Hansard!) that it's allowed providing the instructor isn't paid, but I'd like to read the detailed regs.
I've looked in Lasors and the ANO without success.
Thanks, FW44
I believe (from something I found in Hansard!) that it's allowed providing the instructor isn't paid, but I'd like to read the detailed regs.
I've looked in Lasors and the ANO without success.
Thanks, FW44
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Try here:
http://www.caa.co.uk/docs/122/summar..._transport.pdf
It is a CAA document with a summary of the definition of Public Transport extracted from the ANO.
It says:
I hope this helps.
Regards,
ifitaint....
http://www.caa.co.uk/docs/122/summar..._transport.pdf
It is a CAA document with a summary of the definition of Public Transport extracted from the ANO.
It says:
5.5.3 ...... In particular, a member of the group cannot pay an instructor to train him in the group owned aircraft. (However, see AIC 7/2004 (White 94) which allows a joint owner to undertake flight tests and pilot licence renewal/revalidation flights.)
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ifitaint....
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18(W133)/07 is the replacement for the previously cited AIC.
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Thanks for the pointers, they seem to say that "ab initio" instruction in a private cat group-owned aircraft is OK providing the instructor isn't paid.
What if the aircraft is on public cat?
What happens after the change to a single type of permanent CofA later this year?
What if the aircraft is on public cat?
What happens after the change to a single type of permanent CofA later this year?
