CFI rating basic questions
#11
You will need an endorsement for the Commercial and Instrument writtens. However, none of the CFI or GI tests require a signoff. Remember that the Instrument, FII, and IGI all come from the same bank of questions, but they are different tests. So you would have to take all three, even though the questions are more or less the same. The BGI, AGI, and FIA all come from the same bank as the Commercial. The FOI is a completely different bank of questions.
#13
I was under the impression that I needed to get an endorsement for at least the Instrument (IRA). Maybe I'm wrong? I'm an older PPL holder, trained 15 yrs ago.
Ok,
So I can take IRA, FII, and IGI together, then take in order, the CAX, FOI, FIA, and finally AGI?
Is BGI necessary?
I do plan to get all my ratings before next summer, but want to get all the writtens out of the way.
Ok,
So I can take IRA, FII, and IGI together, then take in order, the CAX, FOI, FIA, and finally AGI?
Is BGI necessary?
I do plan to get all my ratings before next summer, but want to get all the writtens out of the way.
BGI, AGI, and IGI are unnecessary if you are going to get a CFI (airplane) and CFII (instrument). A CFI certificate authorizes you to do ground instruction also. Anybody who tells you different just wants to charge 3 x $90 to take more written tests The only use for a GI cert is for a non-pilot or non-cfi who has a job opportunity teaching groundschools (sometimes students who are working on the COMM/CFI may be able to make extra money teaching groundschools).
The FOI is necessary to get the CFI.
#14
Rick's right, the GI's have no value unless you can get a job with it. That's why I got the AGI. But that's really the only one I'd get anyway, and it's fairly worthless. No matter what, passing the AGI doesn't make you a good ground instructor.
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