Originally Posted by
TiredSoul
Doesn’t that only apply to large and turbine powered aircraft?
Don’t recall a reg that a baby plane needs an extinguisher.
91.205 applies.
If the plane is certified before 1978 it doesn’t even need a shoulder belt just a lap belt.
So I don’t see an extinguisher.
Unless it originally came with one and it’s on the original equipment list.
When instructed for Shady Aviation Inc I carried my own.
Size of a large bottle from Home Depot.
It doesn’t matter it’s not an “aviation” issue as it’s not airplane equipment.
As CP I would have used this as a teaching moment.
Using the AFM and the FARAIM show me this plane needs an extinguisher.
Remember the golden rule of aviation:
Legal doesn’t mean safe and safe doesn’t mean legal.
I'm sure you're correct. The reg quote was just quick google-fu.
I've been out of the instructing/small airplane game too long.
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