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Flight Currency Requirements
Jim Sweeney, USUA and NAPPF Board Member
It makes sense that a pilot should be both current and proficient in the
aircraft they fly. But what does 'current' mean? The FAA has specific
definitions of currency and Jim Sweeney tells us all about it. He talks about
the regulations pertaining to currency and flight reviews and how to meet their
requirements. SweeneyCorp,
USUA, NAPPF
(9/5/06)
