iflyabeech
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IFollowRoads said:How bout taking the MEI ride, will that reinstate my expired CFI-A?
iflyabeech said:I reninstated mine (was expired over 2 years) by showing my POI how to do a steep turn and letting him fly back from a 135 checkride where we had to do the approaches at another airport.
UndauntedFlyer said:The real FAA can do this but it's not right. If a DPE did this he/she would be fired.
A reinstatment of a CFI certificate requires a single showing of proficiency for what ever CFI rating is held. It can be done in a C-172 even if you're a CFI-AIM.
The CFI PTS has a special task grid chart in the front of the booklet that is to be used for CFI renewal or reinstatement. It is much less involved than an initial CFI or even an add-on check. "Fundamentals of Instructing" is not tested for a renewal/reinstatment.
If you hold a BGI, AGI or IGI that has nothing to do with CFI renewal or reinstatment.
iflyabeech said:I reninstated mine (was expired over 2 years) by showing my POI how to do a steep turn and letting him fly back from a 135 checkride where we had to do the approaches at another airport.
Part 135 Checks are done by FAA designated check airmen or by FAA inspectors.Funny, but I don't think a DPE can do a 135 check! (unless he is a check airmen for you company.) Duh!!
UndauntedFlyer said:This post says the reinstatement was done by a POI. That's an FAA inspector not a DPE.
Part 135 Checks are done by FAA designated check airmen or by FAA inspectors.