FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR DUTIES

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FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES SP
ORT PILOT PROGRAM
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SO WHAT ARE THE NEW REQUIREMENTS THAT I NEED TO
KNOW AS A FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR UNDER THE NEW RULES?
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14 CFR PART 61
TWO NEW SUBPARTS SUBPART J SPORT
PILOTS SUBPART K FLIGHT INSTRUCTORS WITH A
SPORT PILOT RATING
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OPERATING LIMITS AND ENDORSEMENT REQUIREMENTS
ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR QUESTIONS ASKED IS
ADDRESSED IN 14 CFR 61.303.
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If I want to operate a light sport aircraft, what
operating limits and endorsement requirements in
this subpart must I comply with?
For example I am a private pilot and hold a
single engine land certificate with a Part 67
medical certificate
SUBPART J SPORT PILOTS
14 CFR SECTION 61.303
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If I want to operate a light-sport aircraft,
what operating limits and endorsement
requirements in this subpart must I comply with?
14 CFR 61.303(a)(1)
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14 CFR 61.303(a)(1)(ii)
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14 CFR 61.303(a)(1)(ii)(A)
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14 CFR 61.303(a)(1)(ii)(A)(1)
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If I want to operate a light-sport aircraft,
what operating limits and endorsement
requirements in this subpart must I comply with?
For example I am a sport pilot and hold single
engine land privileges with a valid United
States drivers license
14 CFR 61.303(a)(2)
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14 CFR 61.303(a)(2)(i)
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14 CFR 61.303(a)(2)(i)(A)
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14 CFR 61.303(a)(2)(i)(A)(1)
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If I want to operate a light-sport aircraft,
what operating limits and endorsement
requirements in this subpart must comply with?
For example I am a recreational pilot or higher
and hold single engine land privileges with a
valid U.S. drivers license
14 CFR 61.303(a)(2)
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(iii) At least a recreational pilot
certificate but not a rating for the
category and class of light sport aircraft
you operate,
14 CFR 61.303(a)(2)(iii)
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14 CFR 61.303(a)(2)(iii)(A)
61.321 Proficiency check
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61.315 (c)( 7) airspace 61.315(c)(14) airspeed
14 CFR 61.303(a)(2)(iii)(A)(1)
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If I want to operate a light-sport aircraft,
what operating limits and endorsement
requirements in this subpart must I comply with?
For example I am a private pilot and hold a
single engine land certificate with no Part 67
medical certificate or valid U.S. drivers
license
14 CFR 61.303(a)(3)
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14 CFR 61.303(a)(3)(iii)
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14 CFR 61.303(a)(3)(iii)(A)
61.321 Proficiency check
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61.315 (c)( 7) airspace 61.315(c)(14) airspeed
14 CFR 61.303(a)(3)(iii)(A)(1)
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What are the privileges of my flight instructor
certificate with a sport pilot rating?
..within the limits of your certificate and rating

• student training
• sport pilot and flight instructor training
• powered parachute and weight shift control
• private pilot
• flight review or operating privileges
• practical and knowledge test preparation
• proficiency checks for additional category or
  class

14 CFR 61.413
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What are the limits of a flight instructor
certificate with a sport pilot rating?

• you must hold category and class privileges
• at sport pilot level or higher
• applicable category and class privileges on
• flight instructor certificate

14 CFR 61.415
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What are the limits of a flight instructor
certificate with a sport pilot
rating? (continued)

• private powered parachute and weight shift
  control requires private certificate and
  appropriate flight instructor privileges
• cannot conduct more than 8 hours of flight
  training in a 24-consecutive-hour
  period

14 CFR 61.415
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What are the limits of a flight instructor
certificate with a sport pilot
rating? (continued)
You can not endorse a student pilot certificate
or logbook unless

• you provide the flight training
• you review the cross-country planning
• you provide the airspace training
• you conduct the flight review in accordance
• with 61.56

14 CFR 61.415
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What are the limits of a flight instructor
certificate with a sport pilot
rating? (continued)

• must have airspace endorsement in accordance
  with
• 61.325 to provide training
• must have endorsement to provide training in
• aircraft with a VH in accordance with 61.327

14 CFR 61.415
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What are the limits of a flight instructor
certificate with a sport pilot
rating? (continued)

• must conduct training in an aircraft that meets
  the requirements of 91.109
• must conduct training in an aircraft with two
  pilot stations
• single place pre-solo training must be
  conducted in a two pilot station aircraft in
  the appropriate category and class

14 CFR 61.415
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What are the record keeping requirements for a
flight instructor with a sport pilot rating?

• sign logbook or training record
• keep record of the name, date, and type
• endorsement
• - student pilot for solo flight privileges
• knowledge and practical, proficiency check,
• and flight review
• additional privileges in accordance with
  61.321,
• 61.325, and/or 61.327

14 CFR 61.423
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What are the record keeping requirements for a
flight instructor with a sport pilot
rating? (continued)

• within 10 days after providing an endorsement
• for a person to operate or provide training
• in an additional category or class
• - complete, sign and submit application to
• AFS-760, PO BOX 25082 Oklahoma City, OK
  73125-0082
• retain copy must keep records required by this
  
• section for 3 years

14 CFR 61.423
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May I exercise the privileges of a flight
instructor with a sport pilot rating if I hold a
flight instructor certificate with another
rating?

• If you hold a current flight instructor
  certificate
• issued under subpart H
• limited to category and class ratings listed
• must comply with 61.413 (privileges)
• must comply with 61.415 (limits) and 61.423
• (record keeping requirements)
• for additional category or class must comply
• with 61.419

14 CFR 61.429
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How do I obtain privileges to provide training
in an additional category or class of light
sport aircraft?

• Receive an endorsement from an authorized
• instructor who trained you in areas of
• operation listed in 61.409
• Successfully complete a proficiency check from
• another authorized flight instructor
• Complete an application (FAA Form 8710-11)
• Receive a logbook endorsement certifying you are
  
• proficient in the additional category or
  class

14 CFR 61.419
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Complete an application (FAA Form 8710-11)
 
 
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OKC FSDO
 
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Receive a logbook endorsement certifying you are
proficient in the additional category or class.
I certify that (First name, MI, Last name) has
met the training and endorsement requirements of
61.309 and 61.311. I have determined him/her
proficient to act as PIC of (category and class)
of light-sport aircraft. Wilber R. Wright,
09-24-2005 Wilber R. Wright 1234567CFI 09-2007
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Specific sport pilot regulations that an
instructor should be familiar with in order to
instruct.
61.303 operating limits and endorsement 61.305
age and language requirements 61.307 test
requirements 61.309 aeronautical
knowledge 61.311 flight proficiency
requirements 61.313 aeronautical experience
requirements 61.315 privileges and limits
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Specific sport pilot regulations that an
instructor should be familiar with in order to
instruct. (continued)
61.321 additional category or class
privileges 61.325 airspace privileges 61.327
VH greater then 87 knots CAS
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Specific flight instructor sport pilot
regulations that an instructor should be
familiar with in order to instruct.
61.403 age, language and pilot certificate
requirements 61.405 tests required 61.407
aeronautical knowledge requirements 61.409
flight proficiency requirements 61.411
aeronautical experience requirements 61.413
Privileges of a Sport CFI 61.415 Limitations
of a Sport CFI 61.419 Adding privilages to
train in additional category or class
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So what tools do I need to gather together in
order to instruct in the sport pilot program?
FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR TOOL BOX
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PRACTICAL TEST STANDARDS

• FAA-S-8081-29 AIRPLANE, GYROPLANE
• AND GLIDER
• FAA-S-8081-30 LIGHT THAN AIR AIRSHIP
• AND BALLOON
• FAA-S-8081-31 WEIGHT SHIFT CONTROL
• AND POWERED PARACHUTE
• FAA-S-8081-32 PRIVATE PILOT WEIGHT SHIFT
• CONTROL AND POWERED PARACHUTE

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KNOWLEDGE OF REGULATIONS

• PART 1 DEFINITIONS
• PART 61 PILOT AND FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR
• CERTIFICATION GENERAL
• PART 91 GENERAL OPERATING AND FLIGHT
• RULES
• NTSB PART 830 AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT AND
• INCIDENT REPORTING PROCEDURES

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AIRMAN APPLICATION
FAA FORM 8710-11 AIRMAN CERTIFICATION AND/OR
RATING APPLICATION SPORT PILOT
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AIRMAN KNOWLEDGE TESTS
SPORT PILOT (Category Specific) FLIGHT
INSTRUCTOR (Category Specific)
AC 60-25 - Reference Materials and Subject
Matter Knowledge Codes for Airman Knowledge
Testing
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FAA ORDER 8900.2
GENERAL AVIATION AIRMAN DESIGNEE
HANDBOOK Chapter 7 Conduct Practical
Test/ Certification Functions
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COMMENTS, QUESTIONS OR SUGGESTIONS?
EMAIL afs610comments_at_faa.gov PHONE
405-954-6400 MAIL Light Sport Aviation
Branch P.O. BOX 25082 OKLAHOMA
CITY, OK 73125 WEBSITE http//www.faa.gov/about/o
ffice_org/headquarters_offices/avs/offices/afs/afs
600/afs610
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THANK YOU!