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I've looked at government documents about the TSA recurrent
CFI training until my head hurts. Can anyone summarize what I need as an independent CFI to show that I've followed whatever rules there are? I've taken an online quiz where every other answer is to ask my non-existent supervisor. I printed out a form that said I finished the TSA course. I read the "recurrent_flight_school_module.pdf" document, which seems to say I've done recurrent training by looking up stuff about my airport. It seems to have a form that I sign myself certifying that I've trained myself and a logbook entry that I make to myself to verify what I just certified to myself. Can that be right? What records about my students do I need to keep for the TSA? I know what the FAA wants. Is there a good link that explains this that I couldn't find? Help is gratefully appreciated from anyone who has figured this out. |
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