I am aware that to be a CFI you must have a Commercial Pilot's License with Instrument ratings and pass the FAA Written test and Check ride. However someone mentioned to me that you could be a Flight Instructor as a Private Pilot with Instrument ratings . It goes back to the post ww2 era and early50's and 60's. There were also Limits and Stipulations on such pilots in the exercise of flight instructors as private pilots. Is this a fact? Was there such a thing then and is it still available today?
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