New FAA Rules Regulations for Sport Pilots and Light-Sport Aircraft 2010

New FAA Federal regulations published February 1, 2010 to be effective March 2, 2010 These will go to the Federal Register Title 14 CFR Part 43, 61, 91, and 141.
Paul Hamilton provides a brief overview of some of the highlights. Go to www.beasportpilot.com for updates and more detailed information.

In the new world order of more regulations, the new sport pilot/light sport aircraft rules are not nearly as many changes as origionally proposed in the 2008 NPRM.

They did not add the category and class categories onto the sport pilot certificates. Sport Pilots and flight instructors with a sport pilot rating (CFIS) will still have all those log book endorsements for category and clsss.

Overall, it looks like more freedoms/privlages rather than less, a good update for all.

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• FAA new rules
• New FAR
• title 14 CFR Part 61
• Part 91
• NPRN

[mannhorn34]

Why so many regulations? Seems very prohibitive.

[PaulDHamilton]

@mannhorn34 It may appear there are no many regulations, keeping the skies safe for all is the goal.

It is just like driving a car. There are speed limits, stop signs, cars must be registered, have inspections. Same thing only you are flying.

[egtriker]

Paul this is a great input......I just don't know if it's only with me?!

it does not play beyond 4.03 minutes....hope it's only me here in Cairo Egypt ...cause this is a precious reel

[PaulDHamilton]

I just checked it and it runs all the way through. It is a long way to Egypt.

[egtriker]

it came all the way through...this time.......thanks paul

[egtriker]

Glad it's just that.(the distance)...Great as always....with AP-stores

[dovesmagic]

I appreciate the information. Thanks for spending your time to help us all.

[flightjunkies491]

great information thanks for bringing it to us in a well thought out way

Jason

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