Written Test Question... (IGI, AGI)
04-30-2009 | 05:51 AM
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Written Test Question... (IGI, AGI)
I'm about to go take my CFII written test. I've already taken the FOI.
So I have a multi part question.
A- Do I need a logbook endorsement or something to take the written?
B- After I finish the CFII written test, I've been told it's the same as the IGI test. Is this true?
C- So if that is true, I'm also told I can take my FOI and CFII test results down to the FSDO and they'll issue me a new certificate on the spot making me an IGI. Is this true?
D- Does the same hold true for when I take the CFI-A test? Take those results down to the FSDO and they'll make me an AGI?
E- If I'm about to be a full CFI and CFII anyway, is there any benefit to being an AGI as well? Or is it just something extra to throw on my resume/ business cards?
So I have a multi part question.
A- Do I need a logbook endorsement or something to take the written?
B- After I finish the CFII written test, I've been told it's the same as the IGI test. Is this true?
C- So if that is true, I'm also told I can take my FOI and CFII test results down to the FSDO and they'll issue me a new certificate on the spot making me an IGI. Is this true?
D- Does the same hold true for when I take the CFI-A test? Take those results down to the FSDO and they'll make me an AGI?
E- If I'm about to be a full CFI and CFII anyway, is there any benefit to being an AGI as well? Or is it just something extra to throw on my resume/ business cards?
04-30-2009 | 06:36 AM
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A: No endorsement needed.
B: It is the same test bank, but will likely be different questions.
C: No. You'll have to take another test. Just do them back to back.
D: No.
E: Just more letters after your name. Plus you can qualify for MCFI or gold seal or something down the road.
B: It is the same test bank, but will likely be different questions.
C: No. You'll have to take another test. Just do them back to back.
D: No.
E: Just more letters after your name. Plus you can qualify for MCFI or gold seal or something down the road.
04-30-2009 | 07:55 AM
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It means nothing in aviation, since the CFI/CFII is inclusive. It might look good on your business cards when trying to impress potential student pilots. I wouldn't spend $100 to take another test though.
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