Student's brother wants to get his training in his airplane
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peerlesscowboy
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John C Saubak
I'd guess it'd be mostly an insurance issue plus a how well to the brothers get along issue.
nosehair
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He does not have to "own" the airplane to be able to use it as if he owned it. Rent, lease, beg, borrow or ....well , you get the picture.
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Concur -- it's all about what the insurance policy says. The FAA won't care.
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You're overloading us with details. What legal issues do you anticipate? Is he being trained on how to traffic drugs? Member of ISIS?
Shawn
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...although can the owner "rent" the plane to his brother being part 91?
Sure, borrowing the plane is no problem insurance issues aside but pretty sure that he would not be able to "charge" for the use of the aircraft legally.
Sure, borrowing the plane is no problem insurance issues aside but pretty sure that he would not be able to "charge" for the use of the aircraft legally.
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Pretty much all light plane aircraft rental is done under Part 91. The FAA has absolutely no special rules about renting out airplanes. It's all insurance-driven. It only becomes a regulatory issue if you're providing flight training along with the plane, and then the only additional rule which comes into play is the requirement for 100-hour inspections.
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I was worried about the 100 hr rule. But that clarifies for me. First time in this situation.