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December 23rd 04, 03:41 PM
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medical for student pilot purposes only??
I was looking on registry.faa.gov at one of the old guys around here
that used to give a lot of instruction. I haven't seen him around in a little while. I went to look him up to see if he has a medical. The FAA shows he has a medical but it says... "VALID FOR STUDENT PILOT PURPOSES ONLY." This guy is a commercial/CFI like the rest of us. I've never seen this before. Is this a "solo" only medical?? -Robert, CFI 
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