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I have a few people in a private airport community who fly and want to brush up their instrument flying and VFR flying, they all own their own airplanes.  I am currently still working on my instructor ratings but will offer when I am legal to give instruction. My question is since I am giving instruction the only thing I would have to do is give them a TSA endorsement before we start? They all have USA citizenship.

I have someone who is not instrument rated so I know they need TSA endorsement but wondering about the others trying to brush up on their skills

 

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  1. Mark Kolber on May 20, 2024

    Recurrent training for an already certificated sport, recreational, private or commercial pilot does not require TSA citizenship verification/endorsement. In terms of the one who is not already instrument rated, while training for the instrument rating does require citizenship verification/endorsement unless you are a CFII, I wouldn’t worry about it.

    You may find that many flight schools verify/endorse everyone. That’s more for ease of bookkeeping than a requirement. So much easier to have records on everyone than to have to demonstrate why 25 people in a training database of 300 were not included, if you want to adopt that practice for your little community, go ahead. If you don’t, don’t bother.

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