On Sun, 06 Feb 2005 18:43:00 GMT, "G. Sylvester"
wrote:

I am going to take my medical on Tuesday. The price
for a Class II is the same for a Class III license. If I don't
renew my Class II within 6 month sor 12 months (?) it goes down
to a Class III. I don't plan on exercising the Class II but who knows,
maybe I'll get my Commerciial and CFI in the next year. I don't have
any plans for now but who knows. Actually I don't even think you
need a Class II to act as a CFI.

Any reason I should get a Class II or should not get a class III?
to me it sounds like get a Class II and at worst, it cost me an
extra 15 minutes.

Gerald Sylvester


There really isnt a big difference in the Class II and a Class III
medical except for the term that it is good for if you are using the
Class II for a commercial purpose. There is a small vision requirment
but that is it. If you are an AOPA memeber, you can see a chart that
explains the difference's in all the medicals at:
http://www.aopa.org/members/files/me...part67std.html

If you are not a member, here is the difference:


Class I and II
Distant Vision: 20/20 in each eye, with or without correction

Class III
Distant Vision: 20/40 in each eye w/wo correction


Scott D

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