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Notice
to Student Pilots! ~
Jan 23, 05 -  A
new government rule has just gone into  effect
that requires U.S. citizens (whether by birth or naturalization) beginning
training for a recreational, sport pilot, private pilot (single or multiengine)
certificate, multiengine rating (at any level), or instrument rating, on
or after October 20, 2004 in an aircraft weighing less than 12,500 pounds
must present the flight school or flight instructor with evidence of U.S.
citizenship.
Evidence
must be shown by one of the following:
Valid unexpired U.S. passport.
Original birth certificate of
the United States.
Original certification of birth
abroad with raised seal...
Original certificate of U.S.
citizenship with raised seal...
Original U.S. naturalization
certificate with raised seal...
The instructor must then make
an endorsement in both the instructor's and student's logbook, or other
record used by the instructor to record flight student endorsements.
Flight training may begin after
the documents have been reviewed and either the logbook endorsement is
made or copies are obtained by the instructor.
This rule has been enacted
by the TSA (Transportation Security Administration).
You can click on the TSA icon to visit their webpage. To get a clarification
of this new government ruling click on the AOPA icon.
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