I have been thinking about going and getting my CFI recently. I fly part time and have about 500 hours currently. What my question is I have done a little training in a Lear with a type rated ATP, which from what I read and heard can give me approval for SIC. Had one guy tell me don't need to do all the stuff, get the SIC on my card if not flying out of the states so on so on. If I am going for my CFI would they look at this at all or would this cause any problems?
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