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![]() "Greg Esres" wrote in message ... neither the FAA nor the AOPA have said that there is a requirement for the examiner to sign off the check ride as a The FAA said, via the FAQs: However, to make sure the applicant gets credit for successful completion of the Flight Review, the examiner should record that the §61.56 Flight Review was satisfactorily completed in the applicant's logbook. Since when did "should" become "must?" |
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Since when did "should" become "must?"
Since when did an "instructor" certificate become a "pilot" certificate? In the end, it doesn't matter what Mr. Lynch or anyone else says on the matter. The regulation reads the way it reads. |
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