On 8/3/06, Mark Scoville <mscoville@unicontrolinc.com> wrote:

> 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.


Technically the TSA rule applies to an intro flight, if the student is
receiving instruction that can be logged as dual.  I imagine if the student
just goes for a ride then its ok as long as a logbook entry isn't made for
the student by a CFI.

http://dmses.dot.gov/docimages/pdf91/310342_web.pdf

Flying is the greatest freedom a person can enjoy in the USA.

Regards,
Bob
RV-6 N244BJ
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