Nate wrote:
>
> Just in case -- wasn't there some "stuff" added where flight schools had
> to do a mountain of paperwork to train foreign nationals after 9/11?
>
> Just trying to remember.  I don't want to see Xiaofan disappointed if he
> visited the local aerodrome to give flying a try.
>
> Flying is definitely the best way to spend ANY day... unless the weather
> isn't being cooperative.
>
> Nate

Oh yes. Forgot about that extra paperwork "stuff". I imagine that the extra
"stuff" has more to do with students going for a pilot certificate than with
someone just taking an intro flight. As a US citizen I had to give proof of
ID - they photocopied my passport. To be honest I'm not sure what a foreign
national might need. I'm guessing a passport would suffice for an intro
flight.

-- Mark


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