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From: bobmoore@wwd.net (Robert Moore)
Subject: Re: C172 fixed pitch -> variable pitch
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 "Jim" <jbolinger@lintek.com> wrote:
>After you get your initial PPL ASEL license the FAA considers you qualified
>to fly any aircraft similar (that is, tail dragger or tricycle gear) to the
>one you trained in, up to 22,500 pounds weight.  I am talking about in the
>USA.  Other countries may be different.

Well,..... your paragraph certainly doesn't apply in the USA.

1. No such thing as a PPL in the USA, it's a PP-ASEL certificate,
   not a licence.

2. Weight limit is 12,500#, above which, you need a type rating.

Bob Moore
ATP CFIA CFII
