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I'm looking for issues involved with a private flying club allowing CFIs
to instruct in its planes. If the club just contracts with an FBO to provide instruction, than I suppose this is a moot point, as the FBO takes responsibility. But what if a club member CFI wants to provide instruction? What procedure should the club use to approve a person to provide primary instruction in its planes? Just saying "show me your current as a CFI and that you have insurance" doesn't seem like enough. The FAA has supposedly already authorized the CFI to instruct, but just being a CFI doesn't make one a good, or even safe, instructor. What is the liability of the clubs' board when they allow a CFI to provide primary instruction in its planes? Please let me know what has worked for you in cases like this. Thank you! |
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