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May 9th 05, 12:15 AM
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On Sun, 8 May 2005 15:10:34 -0700, "RST Engineering"
wrote: "Mark S Conway" wrote in message ... If I own the airplane, can give a renter a checkout...? Not instruction... an aircraft checkout..... What is a "checkout". Where in the regs is "checkout" mentioned. If your INSURANCE requires a checkout, then look to the definitions or policy to find out what they mean. Back when I bought half-interest in a Stinson 108-3, the insurance company wouldn't cover me with an instructor on board for a checkout...but they were perfectly fine with me flying the plane WITHOUT a checkout. I wasn't current, since I hadn't flown for 90 days. Hence they wouldn't allow me to fly PIC with a passenger on board...and that's what they considered the instructor to be, since I was legal to fly the Stinson solo. Ron Wanttaja 
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