During preflight a fellow student found the landing light inop. Referring to 91.205(c) we are reguired to have it for hire. But from my understanding instruction is different than for hire and we are not required to have it. My next question involves the inop equipment. Per 91.213(d) if not req by 91.205, A.D., or equipment list it may be placarded and deactivated and determined not to constitute a hazard by a rated pilot or a certified mechanic. Can they fly legally? and if so, how?
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