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Oshkosh Skiplane Fly-in Note on LSA as well

 
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PostPosted: Sat Jan 27, 2007 3:30 am    Post subject: Oshkosh Skiplane Fly-in Note on LSA as well Reply with quote

Lynn , Good luck !!

And what i meant for landing in untracked snow was in he event you land
other than at Ski flyin.

forgot to mention -- don't forget your winter survival kit.

And If you going near the border, do you need a passport? Us Canadians
need a passport to fly Toronto to Vancouver now as we do fly "over " US Soil
. Go figure !!

Another thing some might not know is that a LSA pilot from USA without a
aviation medical is not legal to fly in Canada. This will be looked at
again in a few months when FAA meets with Transport Canada. But that being
said this was brought up at a Transport Canada meeting a few weks ago and
it was summarized like this ........

"The plane can come in if he asks permission beforehand. It is not an
automatic online admossion like for amateur-builts, but they will not refuse
the plane. The minimum US license currently accepted by Ottawa is the
Private. There will be a meeting with the FAA in May at which this might be
relaxed to accept the Sport Pilot ticket if it is validated by a category 3
or 4 medical "

Hope this helps ,
Dave
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PostPosted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 12:51 pm    Post subject: Oshkosh Skiplane Fly-in Note on LSA as well Reply with quote

That's kinda dumb, because the reason for the Sport Pilot ticket is
partially to avoid having to have a 3rd class medical...(is that a
"cat 3 or 4 medical"?)

Lynn
On Jan 27, 2007, at 6:25 AM, dave wrote:

Quote:

"The plane can come in if he asks permission beforehand. It is not
an automatic online admossion like for amateur-builts, but they
will not refuse the plane. The minimum US license currently
accepted by Ottawa is the Private. There will be a meeting with the
FAA in May at which this might be relaxed to accept the Sport Pilot
ticket if it is validated by a category 3 or 4 medical "

Hope this helps ,
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PostPosted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 1:11 pm    Post subject: Oshkosh Skiplane Fly-in Note on LSA as well Reply with quote

Lynn in Canada There are several medicals here. They are all dumb but if
you not fit to fly I guess they saying stay away. But if you fit to drive
you can drive ? LOL

CAT 1 for commerical, ATR , instructors which u used to have till i
turned 40 then i downgradd to PP and a
CAT 3 to avoid the 6 month medicals,ekg etc.

CAT 3 is private pilot every 2 years after 40 which i get now.

CAT 4 is for -recreational license ( like Private but limited)
- ULtralights

So we do not have a category for drviers license medicals and that is why if
you do not havea Aviation medical that it is Illegal to fly in Canada at
this point from USA in LSA category. Although they seemed to be failry
relazed on that issue and it might change in the near future.
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PostPosted: Tue Jan 30, 2007 6:24 am    Post subject: Oshkosh Skiplane Fly-in Note on LSA as well Reply with quote

It would be kind of dumb if you were required to have a Cat 3 or 4 medical
to fly your SP somewhere in the U.S. Canada is however a sovereign nation
but to keep things open considers the regulations south of the border.

Now for the dumb part

Canada doesn't accept a drivers license as proof of medical... Yet.

The good news.. The Cat 4 medical here is simply a document that you sign
saying you don't have any of the problems they list. If you are an old
codger (right) over the ripe age of 40, then you will have to have a ECG
with the section signed by the doctor saying you have a normal sinus rhythm.

The bad news...
The Canadian government will lighten your wallet by around $50.00 CDN
($40.00 U.S.) to process your medical.

More dumb stuff:
A Canadian airliner leaving a Canadian city and landing in a Canadian city
but flying over U.S. airspace requires every one on board to have a valid
passport in their possession.
I doubt if U.S. airlines require any airliner departing a U.S. city and
landing in another U.S. city but flying over Canadian airspace require
passports for their passengers to enter the U.S. by air.

One of these days beaureaucrats on both sides of the 49th may get rid of all
the dumb laws.

Noel

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