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Old 11th Mar 2014, 21:26
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Any FI or CRI

Hi Zondar,

The Instructional Hour can be done in your aircraft, or your Instructor’s. Certainly in the UK it doesn’t need to be with an ATO, any Instructor (FI or CRI) can do the flight(s).

Hope this helps.

Safe Flying,
WKW
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Old 11th Mar 2014, 23:28
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That's all I needed to know, thanks!
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A slight note to the above....If you are using a foreign registered aeroplane (N reg springs to mind) then you have to apply to the DfT for a permit to permit flight training if the FI is being paid. If you are using a friendly CRI or FI who doesn't require payment, then that point is moot of course.

The DfT will normally issue these to owners though, there are a few hoops to jump through, like sending them a copy of the latest release to service and logbook annual evidence etc., but it is no big deal. They normally issue the permit until the next annual.

Just chucked that in for info in case anyone is interested.
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Old 13th Mar 2014, 03:10
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The DfT permit is specifically if conducted in the UK, correct?
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Old 13th Mar 2014, 13:46
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The DfT permit is specifically if conducted in the UK, correct?
Correct. Applies to flights in UK airspace only.
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