Rick, Has you been denied your medical (no need to answer here)? If you have, you cannot fly as a Sport Pilot. You will need to have your medical reinstated after following the FAA procedure. If you have not had your medical denied, and you have a valid drivers license and can self-self certify that you are fit to fly, then you can fly as a Sport Pilot.
You should let your insurance company know you are now flying as a Sport Pilot. Keep in mind that you must follow all of the restrictions of a Sport Pilot and only fly a Light Sport Aircraft. The only two Ercoupes which are legal models are the C and the CD (not C modified to a D). If you have let your medical lapse, and it has not been denied, then going back entails getting your medical approved. John On Jan 16, 2008 9:03 PM, kami911 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Having what I hope is a temporary medical condition - I'm wondering if > anyone has gone from a private pilot to Sport - and tried to go back? > What are the considerations of costs of insurance? > > I'm trying to decide if I should ride out the 6 month waiting time - or > fly as an SP? > > Any advice is appreciated. > > Rick > > >
