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Trike Pilot Training - Ultralight, Sport and Private
Sharing and gathering information to train initial pilots and pilots who want to learn moreOwner: Paul Hamilton
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With training being a very important subject for our safety and growth, this group can provide help, guidence for students, pilots and instructors.
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Jacob Kahn commented on the group Trike Pilot Training - Ultralight, Sport and Private's wall:I need someone to teach me around Long Island New York. I am dying to fly it is not even serious !
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by Jacob Kahn 1 month agoI need someone to teach me around Long Island New York. I am dying to fly it is not even serious ! -
by eyal ben 3 months agohello . i got a question if someone might know.
i wish ship my trike to mexico and around, that i could taste other places of flight. does anyone ever done it before ? whats the requirements that i sould consider? any tax fee ? permits ?
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by John Strachan 6 months agoI'm a Micro/Ultralight flying instructor operating from Balado airfield in East Central Scotland, just north, over the Forth bridge from Edinburgh. Over here in the UK we have to have a minimum 100 hours (not usually enough) sit a tough course and sit a flying and oral exam to register with the Civil Aviation Authority as a flying instructor. The qualification covers flexwings or 3 axis. Just wondered what the regs were over the pond.
I'm a frequent visitor to central Florida, are there any flexwing clubs round that area? -
by Rob Stapleton 7 months agoHas anyone heard anything new on the 2010 deadline for ELSA instruction? I checked the EAA and FAA sites and there is nothing...? -
by Paul Hamilton 1 year agoI am not using IACRA but will when I need to. I have heard it is the way to go to eliminate mistakes. -
by Jonny Thompson 1 year agoHi, I just joined so this is my first post. I just did a Sport Pilot Exam using IACRA. The applicant had traveled a long way to get to me and his instructor had made a mistake on the 8710-11 which would have stopped the test had we not been using IACRA. We were able to contact his RI and have him sign the new 8710 and finish the Practical. I am glad I went through the trouble to learn the system. I wish they would make it compatible to Mac's. -
by Rob Stapleton 1 year agoIs anyone using IACRA for the 8710-1 forms for Sport Pilot? This will save your bacon boys!
