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Old 08-28-2006 | 06:20 AM
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Originally Posted by rickair7777
Instrument ratings (and the CFII) have a category only, not a class. So you just have to avoid blimps and helicopters.
You are correct. A lot of people are thinking of it as having a CFII and CFI. You dont have to have a CFI to have a CFII. So think of it like that. Using some poeple argument then, if a CFII only had a CFII he wouldnt be able to teach in any airplane which, of course, is not true. Anyone with a CFII-Airplane rating can teach in any airplane they are rated to fly in. With a Com-SEL they can teach in a SEL with a COM-MEL they can teach in a multi, as long as what they are teaching is instrument.
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