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Post subject: Re: Jet Provost  Posted: 19 Dec 2021, 12:26 |
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Username Protected wrote: Wouldn't you need a type rating to fly it? Or at least some pretty intensive training.
I thought for experimental, you get an LOA, not a type rating. Gotta find a guy authorized to check you out for the LOA, but... Paul
We haven’t had LOAs in 20 years! It’s now an “Authorized Experimental Aircraft” that requires an 8710 and a checkride from a DPE.
Rich Dawe, in AR, flies an airshow routine in a Provost. Super nice guy - if the OP is serious, shoot me a DM and I’ll connect you with him.
Robert
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