>>>The issue is that a private pilot has received rudimentary training in
the maintenance requirements of certified aircraft. 

 

>>I can't see what this has to do with it.  I'll admit it's been awhile
since

I got my PP,  but I know  wrench and screwdriver usage was not in the

syllabus,  so how am I more qualified than a LSA pilot to change oil?

 

 

Well, I see my clarification has added to the confusion.

 

My statement was not that a PP has more training in maintaining a certified
aircraft, rather that the PP has been exposed to the requirements, i.e. who
can perform maintenance, how it must be logged, etc.  The holder of a light
sport certificate (as opposed to the holder of a PP certificate who happens
to be flying under the light sport regs) was not exposed to maintenance
requirements for certificated aircraft in the course of his light sport
training.

 

John Cooper

Skyport Services

4996 Delaware Tnpk

Rensselaerville, NY 12147

518 797-3064

www.skyportservices.net

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