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I'm trying to determine if any of my glider cross-country time can be
applied to the commercial single engine aeronautical experience requirements. FAR 61.129 says "50 hours of cross-country flight of which at least 10 hours must be in airplanes". FAR 61.1 defines cross country time as, among other things, flight with landing beyond 50 nautical miles of departure and "conducted in an appropriate aircraft". I've talked to a local examiner, FSDO, and Oklahoma City. All are saying, "Hmmm, good question! Let me get back to you". Anyone with experience with this question care to weigh in? Thanks, Matt Michael CFIG Woodstock N20609 "Wanders Wonder" IS-28B2 Lark N28DG |
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