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Mike Burbridge

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Expertise

General aviation technical, training, rules and regs., instrument flying and training for the private license, the instrument rating, and commercial license.

Experience in the area

I have roughly 400 hours flying time, an instrument rating, complex endorsement, and currently working on commercial license and multi-engine rating

Organizations

Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association

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Recent Reviews from Users

User	Date	K	C	T	P	Comments
Kevin	02/03/09	10	10	10	10	thank you, an answer I was looking .....
Policarpo	02/19/08	10	10	10	10	thank you so much man for all .....

Recent Answers from Mike Burbridge

2009-02-16 hours for ratings and licences:

Hi Lorie, In order to get your Commercial Pilots License, you need to log at least 250 hours. There are minimum requirements included in those 250 hours which can be found here: http://www.gg-pilot

2008-08-27 pilots:

The FAA is a branch of the Department of Transportation and is the licensing authority for all pilots in the United States. To be a commercial Pilot you would need to obtain an FAA Class 2 Medical Certificate

2008-05-19 Ride The F16:

In regards to the F16, not likely. I did some checking and here is a link to one of the message boards I found: http://www.f-16.net/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&p=114651 Though current

2008-02-18 pilot license:

First, go to www.aopa.org and check for airports close to your home. Then, check out the flight schools on the field. You're better off going to a smaller airport, as opposed to a major hub. You'll

2006-09-02 Flight simulator regulations:

Hi Kevin, An approved simulator can be used for instrument currency and for instrument training. However, if the simulator is used in training, and that time is logged as "dual received" for the student

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