New Student Pilot Certificate Rule Effective April 1, 2016

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Under a new rule released today by the FAA, student pilots will no longer get
their student pilot certificate from an aviation medical examiner. Instead,
they can apply in person at a FSDO, through a designated pilot examiner, with a
Part 141 flight school or a CFI. The TSA will vet the application, and then a
plastic certificate will be sent to the student by the Civil Aviation Registry.
Earlier proposals to charge a $22 fee and require a photo have been withdrawn.
Student pilots still will have to visit an AME to acquire a separate medical
certificate. The new rule takes effect April 1.

On 1/14/2016 4:16 AM, Larry Dighera wrote:
http://www.avweb.com/eletter/archive...3222-full.html

Under a new rule released today by the FAA, student pilots will no longer get
their student pilot certificate from an aviation medical examiner. Instead,
they can apply in person at a FSDO, through a designated pilot examiner, with a
Part 141 flight school or a CFI. The TSA will vet the application, and then a
plastic certificate will be sent to the student by the Civil Aviation Registry.
Earlier proposals to charge a $22 fee and require a photo have been withdrawn.
Student pilots still will have to visit an AME to acquire a separate medical
certificate. The new rule takes effect April 1.



Is the date indicative as to the statement?
Our lot charge like wounded bulls for the slightest movement of thought
or paper