Old 05-14-2019, 02:28 PM
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Originally Posted by localizer View Post
If one is requested to be onboard as an instructor in the interest of safety, and acts mainly as pilot monitoring but also flies the plane and assists the operation, is that not legally acting as an instructor?

Keyword: safety. And the owner wanted a CFI onboard.

If the CFI wasn’t there perhaps the pilot would have killed himself trying to do the operation solo.

Also, we are hypothetically talking 100 hours total here. Not hundreds.
If you’re going to be onboard as an instructor, then be paid as an instructor. It is that simple. I’d say to stop whoring yourself out, but even hookers get paid.
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