night rating currency
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night rating currency
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I have (had?) a night rating. It's been more than six months, less than 12 since I've done my required 5 t/o and landings to carry passengers.
Question: How long do I have that I can still solo those t/o landings to get current for passengers again?
I have (had?) a night rating. It's been more than six months, less than 12 since I've done my required 5 t/o and landings to carry passengers.
Question: How long do I have that I can still solo those t/o landings to get current for passengers again?
Then Regular Currency requirement applies
In 5 years - acted as PIC
In 2 years - attending TC seminar, self paced study exams, fly with instructor, written exam, or flight test.
if you have done 5 take offs and landings at night in 6 months, that also covers day time requirement for carrying passengers
In 5 years - acted as PIC
In 2 years - attending TC seminar, self paced study exams, fly with instructor, written exam, or flight test.
if you have done 5 take offs and landings at night in 6 months, that also covers day time requirement for carrying passengers
If this one expires -- you have to do flight review.WRX wrote:Then Regular Currency requirement applies
In 5 years - acted as PIC
If either of these expire you just have to gout and do them. You can always do the t/o and ldg solo. There is never a time that they must be dual (at least not as far as the CARs are concerned, your insurance or the person renting you the aircraft may have their own restrictions).WRX wrote:In 2 years - attending TC seminar, self paced study exams, fly with instructor, written exam, or flight test.
if you have done 5 take offs and landings at night in 6 months, that also covers day time requirement for carrying passengers



