"Stuart Fields" wrote in message
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"John R. Carroll" wrote in message
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"cavelamb" wrote in message
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Stuart Fields wrote:

How about the Ultralight pilot?
That's just your type certification. The rest is the same.

Hey JC: The Ultralight pilot does not have a license. And while I
have always been responsible for my passenger's behavior, is this going
to statisfy the TSA? If I'm a charter pilot, I don't necessarily know
my passenger's background. Am I responsible for clearing them?


Wait a minute, Stuart...

Ultralights - real honest to FAR 103.7 ultralights - are single seat
only.

If you are flying an "ultralight" with two seats, you are already
illegal
as hell!

Actually he's just full of it period.


He's got to register the thing.
A charter pilot will have a part 135 or 141 ticket.IOW-FOS.

You are right about someone being full of it.

I forgot to add. I've flown two different helicopters that qualify as
Ultralight helicopters. There is NO pilot's license requirement and there
is NO registration requirement. Yes they are single seat as all legal
Ultralights are. See the Mosquito.

No thanks.
The things always looked like suicide traps to me.
That's all I need to know.

JC