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Advanced ground instructor ticket

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Hi Folks

about three years ago i passed the exams to become an advanced ground instructor however i have never excercised the preveliges of that particular ticket - i hold both an EASA and an FAA ATPL's.

if i wanted to impart ground school to a private pilot student and sign him/her off for the written test, what would i have to do?

kind regards

diego72

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  1. Kris Kortokrax on Jan 03, 2015

    Assuming that you applied for and received the certificate (passing the exams is not enough), you need to comply with the currency requirements of 61.217.

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  2. diego on Jan 03, 2015

    Hi
    Yes i do have the certificate in my hands, so how can i comply with the requirements set forth in the 61.217 FAR? Can a school provide some sort of supervised ground school course?

    Many thanks

    Diego

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  3. diego on Jan 03, 2015

    In other words what is the normal procedure to get the endorsement frim the instructor since i do not meet the 3 month requirements?

    Kr

    Diego

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  4. Kris Kortokrax on Jan 03, 2015

    Have another instructor observe you conducting instruction.
    61.217 refers back to 61.213(a)(3) and (4).

    The instructor who will provide the endorsement should see that you follow the FOI principles (i.e. have a syllabus and lesson plans and can deliver a lesson and determine that the instruction was effective) and that the information that you are teaching the correct information.

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