its a recommendation to show proof that you have permission for the airplane
to be there.

if the airplane is registered to the club.. what proof do the constabularies
have that you are a member of the club?

your name is not on the registration..

BT

"Andrew Sarangan" wrote in message
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If the pilot is not the owner of the airplane, AOPA's website recommends
carrying a notarized letter from the owner or club authorizing the flight.
Everyone I spoke to has never heard of this requirement. Since a club
member is actually a part owner, is the letter still necessary? I would
appreciate comments on this. Thanks.