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Old 25th June 2003 | 04:11
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Term "C of T" meaning

A slight moment of stupidity,

Could someone please advise me of the meaning of "C of T" ,
"AFI" and "QFI".

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Old 25th June 2003 | 05:00
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Assistant Flying Instructor - no longer in use, replaced by FI(R) under JAR
Qualified Flying Instructor - military term meaning an instructor who has attained an RAF instructional category awarded by CFS.

FI(R)= Flight Instructor (Restricted)
JAR=Joint Aviation Regulations
CFS=Central Flying School
RAF= you'd better know what that means!
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