Is there anything that may cause a private pilot having his/her passengers pay less than the pro rata share to not sit well with the FAA? The regulation only says that the pilot can't pay less than the pro rata share, which should mean the passengers could pay less than it. I've just never heard of this before and I wasn't sure if it jives well with the "equality" of purpose and cost sharing usually associated with splitting flight expenses.
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