karkay8
Filing Flight Plan
There seems to be an argument about this, so I thought I'd ask you guys: One of our instructors soloed a guy in a C-172, meaning of course his student certificate is signed off and he has a solo endorsement in his logbook. He now wants to be signed off in another airplane-his own experimental with N numbers. It is too small for two people with his size. Since he's already been signed off to solo, must someone actually fly with him in his experimental as well and sign that off on the back of his certificate too, or because it's experimental can he just solo it, or can a CFI observe him flying and sign it off without getting in the airplane?