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CFI reinstatement checkride

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Hello,

Is it true that taking a FIRC course, after the CFI certificate had expired, can replace the ground portion of the reinstatement checkride?

Thank you,

Oren.

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  1. Kris Kortokrax on Nov 04, 2012

    Where do you see this stated in the regulations? I don’t see it stated anywhere.

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  2. Oren on Nov 04, 2012

    That’s exactly what I’m looking for. So far I was unable to confirm it so I guess that’s my answer..

    What about the written test? Is that something that has be redone as well as part of the reinstatement?

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  3. Kris Kortokrax on Nov 04, 2012

    61.199 deals with reinstatements. No requirement to retake the written.

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  4. Oren on Nov 04, 2012

    Any endorsements required? i.e. 61.39 etc.

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  5. Wes Beard on Nov 05, 2012

    No endorsement is required either unless the reinstatement resulted in a disqualification.

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  6. Oren on Nov 05, 2012

    Not even 61.39 to show some kind of training was given prior to the checkride?

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