“It's the greatest shot of adrenaline to be doing what you have wanted to do so badly. You almost feel like you could fly without a plane.”
-Charles Lindbergh
I hope to join Ron, just ordered a set of Flybaby plans from him
might be a bit of a long flight at 80 mph though.
Bill H.
now i get it, i can move up to the Private License, and fly more aircraft. it just reduces the costs associated with the Medicals, etc. i had heard from a friend it cost him about 6000 a year to keep current with all the medical and other testing needed, he has multi engines, and owns several aircraft though.
Robert
I have a similar question regarding the new law. A private pilot whose last medical was passed in 2004, who has been flying as a light sport pilot in an LSA aircraft but he wishes to take the one-time medical so he can fly Cessna 150's, what would happen? If he fails the medical, could he return to just flying LSA, or does he lose that privilege as well by taking that medical? We were discussing this question sitting around the hanger yesterday and no one seemed to know. Can someone help?