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'''Medical requirements''' for mutual flying are identical to those for solo flying.
 
'''Medical requirements''' for mutual flying are identical to those for solo flying.
 
== For local soaring: ==
 
== For local soaring: ==
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The guidelines for mutual flying are currently under review
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'''P1''' – Always sits in the front seat, handles glider below 1000’and meets the following requirements:
 
'''P1''' – Always sits in the front seat, handles glider below 1000’and meets the following requirements:
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  + Permission from the CFI & log book signed to this effect.  
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  + ‘Mutual flying check’ by a full cat. (Including the ability to handle the A/C satisfactory from the rear seat although P1 will fly from the front seat only).
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+ Permission from the CFI & log book signed to this effect.
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  + Bronze with Cross-country Endorsement and 50 hours P1.
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  + Current as per club guidelines.
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+ ‘Mutual flying check’ by a full cat*.
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  + Minimum of 15hrs solo in last 12 months (show logbook to DI).  
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  + Familiar with type to be flown and current with method of launch.
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(* Including the ability to handle the A/C satisfactory from the rear seat although P1 will fly from the front seat only (unless specifically authorised by the CFI)).
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'''P2''' – always sits in back seat and:
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  + Solo & Off Checks,
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+ Bronze with Cross-country Endorsement and 50 hours P1.
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  + Check flight to experience flying from the rear seat – signed up in logbook.
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  + Current as per club guidelines - ie you can’t fly P2 mutual if you would not be able to fly solo on the day.
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+ Current as per club guidelines.
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 +
+ Minimum of 15hrs solo in last 12 months (show logbook to DI).
 +
 
 +
+ Familiar with type to be flown and current with method of launch.
 +
 
 +
'''P2''' – always sits in back seat (unless specifically authorised by the CFI) and:
 +
 
 +
+ Solo & Off Checks,
 +
 
 +
+ Check flight to experience flying from the rear seat – signed up in logbook.
 +
 
 +
+ Current as per club guidelines - ie you can’t fly P2 mutual if you would not be able to fly solo on the day.
  
 
== For cross country flying: ==
 
== For cross country flying: ==
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'''P1''' – as for local soaring except:  
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  + Silver and 50 hours P1.
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'''P1''' – as for local soaring except:
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  + Minimum of 20 hours P1 in last 12 Months ( show logbook to DI).  
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  + Current in cross-country – at least two cross-countries within last year.
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+ Silver and 50 hours P1.
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  + Current in field landings – motor glider field landing practice or actual field landings within last year.
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  + Knows how to rig/derig glider or has crew who does.
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+ Minimum of 20 hours P1 in last 12 Months (show logbook to DI).
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  + Ensures trailer is serviceable & toolkits etc checked before launch
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  + Ensures crew are named on logsheet prior to launch.
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+ Current in cross-country – at least two cross-countries within last year.
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  '''P2''' – as for local soaring.
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And, '''importantly:'''
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+ Current in field landings – motor glider field landing practice or actual field landings within last year.
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  + Consultation with the Duty Instructor on the day to check A/C availability.
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 +
+ Knows how to rig/derig glider or has crew who does.
 +
 
 +
+ Ensures trailer is serviceable & toolkits etc checked before launch
 +
 
 +
+ Ensures crew are named on logsheet prior to launch.
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 +
'''P2''' – as for local soaring.
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 +
== And, Importantly: ==
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 +
+ Consultation with the Duty Instructor on the day to check A/C availability.
  
 
'''Note:''' Pilots may get priority for cross-country flying based on their participation in cross-country group activities and approval of the Duty Instructor.
 
'''Note:''' Pilots may get priority for cross-country flying based on their participation in cross-country group activities and approval of the Duty Instructor.
  
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R.Boyd.  
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Phil Morgan.  
 
CFI Shalbourne Soaring Society.
 
CFI Shalbourne Soaring Society.
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12th August 2008
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12th June 2010

Latest revision as of 06:48, 28 August 2021

We hope this will encourage more fun flying, bearing in mind that these are privileges which may be withdrawn at any time if any of the instructor team are unhappy about the conduct of mutual flights. Medical requirements for mutual flying are identical to those for solo flying.

For local soaring:[edit]

The guidelines for mutual flying are currently under review

P1 – Always sits in the front seat, handles glider below 1000’and meets the following requirements:

+ Permission from the CFI & log book signed to this effect.

+ ‘Mutual flying check’ by a full cat*.

(* Including the ability to handle the A/C satisfactory from the rear seat although P1 will fly from the front seat only (unless specifically authorised by the CFI)).

+ Bronze with Cross-country Endorsement and 50 hours P1.

+ Current as per club guidelines.

+ Minimum of 15hrs solo in last 12 months (show logbook to DI).

+ Familiar with type to be flown and current with method of launch.

P2 – always sits in back seat (unless specifically authorised by the CFI) and:

+ Solo & Off Checks,

+ Check flight to experience flying from the rear seat – signed up in logbook.

+ Current as per club guidelines - ie you can’t fly P2 mutual if you would not be able to fly solo on the day.

For cross country flying:[edit]

P1 – as for local soaring except:

+ Silver and 50 hours P1.

+ Minimum of 20 hours P1 in last 12 Months (show logbook to DI).

+ Current in cross-country – at least two cross-countries within last year.

+ Current in field landings – motor glider field landing practice or actual field landings within last year.

+ Knows how to rig/derig glider or has crew who does.

+ Ensures trailer is serviceable & toolkits etc checked before launch

+ Ensures crew are named on logsheet prior to launch.

P2 – as for local soaring.

And, Importantly:[edit]

+ Consultation with the Duty Instructor on the day to check A/C availability.

Note: Pilots may get priority for cross-country flying based on their participation in cross-country group activities and approval of the Duty Instructor.

Phil Morgan. CFI Shalbourne Soaring Society. 12th June 2010