U.S. Low Level aerobatic waivers

[Soarin Again]

Could someone direct me to the site that gives the
specifics on getting a low level aerobatic waiver valid
for carrying passengers? So far I have been unable
to find this data on the net and I have done a pretty
good search on the IAC and NAA sites.

[Steve Beaver]

http://www.airshows.org/ace-program/default.htm


"Soarin Again" > wrote in message
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> Could someone direct me to the site that gives the
> specifics on getting a low level aerobatic waiver valid
> for carrying passengers? So far I have been unable
> to find this data on the net and I have done a pretty
> good search on the IAC and NAA sites.
>
>
>

[BTIZ]

how and who certifies the performers for airshows.. but I don't think this
covers low altitude acro with passengers.. or if there is such a waiver
possible.

To issue a waiver presumes some acceptance of risk that this "pilot" is ok..
but to assume that risk for a passenger.. is very high

JMHO
BT

"Steve Beaver" > wrote in message
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> http://www.airshows.org/ace-program/default.htm
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>
> "Soarin Again" > wrote in message
> ...
> > Could someone direct me to the site that gives the
> > specifics on getting a low level aerobatic waiver valid
> > for carrying passengers? So far I have been unable
> > to find this data on the net and I have done a pretty
> > good search on the IAC and NAA sites.
> >
> >
> >
>
>

[Klein]

On 18 Jan 2004 16:24:31 GMT, Soarin Again
> wrote:

>Could someone direct me to the site that gives the
>specifics on getting a low level aerobatic waiver valid
>for carrying passengers? So far I have been unable
>to find this data on the net and I have done a pretty
>good search on the IAC and NAA sites.

Go to the FAA site - www.faa.gov then search for 8700, the General
Aviation Operations Inspector's Handbook. Select volume 2. Look in
chapter 48. It tells all about it. You need to file a form 7711 with
your local FSDO. This chapter tells you how to do it. I've done it
successfully twice now.

Good luck,
Klein