Can I use my E-AB for UBER type flights?

You can do anything you want.

Bryan said the FSDO folks seemed kind of uptight, like they could use some more friends.
 
Can I use Anymouse to ask a question?

Inquiring for a friend.
 
Yeah but you have to have your students hand you money underneath a table for some reason. Weird rule but whatever.
 
Yes, but you're only allowed to advertise on Facebook. This way the FAA can monitor your activity.
 
I think you'd need an AoA for that. Or at least an LOA. The latter being more difficult to get.
 
You can't count on me in IMC. I'm a fair weather friend.
 
The correct answer is: of course you can. Until the FAA finds out.
 
Hank S said:
So, what Level of Automation is needed for EAB Air Uber transport anyway???
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LOA is Letter of Authorization.

I understand that is needed to rent and provide flight instruction in an E-AB. I'd assume commercial activity like ubering would also need something similar, since it is sort of against the regs.
 
Ravioli said:
LOA is Letter of Authorization.

I understand that is needed to rent and provide flight instruction in an E-AB. I'd assume commercial activity like ubering would also need something similar, since it is sort of against the regs.
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Dontcha know, Internet start-ups don't have to follow the regs. ;)
 
Ravioli said:
LOA is Letter of Authorization.

I understand that is needed to rent and provide flight instruction in an E-AB. I'd assume commercial activity like ubering would also need something similar, since it is sort of against the regs.
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Oh oh. Someone is taking a joke thread seriously . . . . Although sometimes it's hard to be sure . . . . :crazy:
 
I think you should go ultralight instead.
 
Hank S said:
So, what Level of Automation is needed for EAB Air Uber transport anyway???
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If your EAB is fully automated and there's no pilot in command, there's nobody for the FAA to violate...
 
Dana said:
If your EAB is fully automated and there's no pilot in command, there's nobody for the FAA to violate...
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I suppose that was supposed to be a joke, but the answer is there SURE AS HELL IS. Even automated things have operators. If you offer air travel in a pilot-less aircraft to the public, you're going to be strung up for a 135 violation faster than you can say 6PC.
 
flyingron said:
I suppose that was supposed to be a joke, but the answer is there SURE AS HELL IS. Even automated things have operators. If you offer air travel in a pilot-less aircraft to the public, you're going to be strung up for a 135 violation faster than you can say 6PC.
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For a minute, I thought I was reading a post from a different Ron, until I saw the last few words!
 
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