Here is the problem: I'd like to get the writtens out of the way but
don't know which writtens to take. If I were to do the CFI-A first,
I'd take the FIA (Flight Instructor - Airplane) and AFG (Flight
Instructor - Glider - Added Rating) tests. If I do the CFI-G first,
that would be the FIG (Flight Instructor - Glider) and AFA (Flight
Instructor - Airplane - Added Rating) tests. (I've already taken the
FOI.)
One option might be to just take the FIA and FIG. Is that allowed? Can
I show up for an "added rating" checkride with the "initial rating"
version of the written? I checked the DPE handbook but it doesn't
seem cover this situation.
Thanks,
Boris
Common sense should allow you to show up with the greater test for an
additional rating Flight Instructor. We know that the FAA does not
always follow common sense. I do not have my handbook here, but since
you stated that it does not answer this, I would have to call my POI
(Principal Operations Inspector-the supervisor for DPEs) and ask him.
You could call your own local FSDO and ask. It is their job to answer
such questions.
Good luck. I think you have the right idea in your training.
Terry Claussen DPEG
Estrella, Az.
Whoo Hoo!!!!! Go Boris Go!!! :0) There is just no stopping you,,,, PPL,
Instrument, Commercial (I think?) Aerobatics, Gliders and now a CFI!!
Don't have an answer (yet,,, but I'm going to look after I get back from the
airport)! Just great to see ya plow through those ratings and
certificates!!!
Wow!!! :)
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"Borislav Deianov" <bori...@users.sf.net> wrote in message
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It's how I did it, and I'm really glad I did.
Michael
Boris, I profess that it makes sense to take the CFI-Glider first.
You get to take your first CFI checkride with an FAA Inspector.
There is just less to go wrong on the glider checkride. :-)
Then, the CFI-Airplane becomes an add-on. Just a few maneuvers
in an airplane... and you're done.
I did it that way... and I'm glad I did. :-)
Best regards,
Jer/ "Flight instruction and mountain flying are my vocation!" Eberhard
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Go glider first!
Paul
<j...@frii.com> wrote in message news:11md3rs...@corp.supernews.com...
I've decided to follow everybody's suggestion and just do the CFIG
first. It does make things easier all around. So I took the FIG, AFA
and AGI writtens today. Passed. Now for some actual studying.
Thanks all,
Boris