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VFR Cross Country Checkpoints

Asked by: 2595 views Commercial Pilot, FAA Regulations, Flight Instructor, General Aviation, Private Pilot, Student Pilot

I just got curious with Spacing between checkpoints for planning VFR XC for Private Student.

I am working at part 141 school and does anyone know reference or sources that mentions about how far checkpoints must be apart?

I would like a exact location of the reference or source so I can better study !

Thanks so much for your help!

 

Steve

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  1. Kris Kortokrax on Aug 07, 2016

    There is no regulation or policy concerning distance between checkpoints.

    This is where the judgement of the Flight Instructor comes into play (this is why you get the big bucks). Think back to your student days. Would you have been comfortable with checkpoints that were 50 miles apart? If not, how far apart were your checkpoints when you were a student?

    Also, since you are working at a 141 school, you should really be taking this up with the Chief Instructor for the school.

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