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	Fall 09 update completed by Chief CFI - Thursday, 5 November 2009, 05:44 PM
	The fall update includes a few new questions for each pilot level. Most new questions have been added to the flight instructor database. As far as changes are concerned, they are regulatory in nature: Currency for towing a glider has changed for 12 to 24 months Chair-type parachutes must be packed within 180 days instead of 120 days

Effective July 24, 2008, the rules that dictate the duration of medical certificates have changed. The change affects only pilots less than 40 years old that hold either a private pilot or an airline pilot certificate.

Private pilot less than 40 years old - medical certificate is now valid for 60 calendar months (instead of 36)
Airline pilot less than 40 years old - first class medical certificate is now valid for 12 calendar months (instead of 6)

The pilot tests are now reflecting this change.

	Flight Instructor tests are up and running by Chief CFI - Monday, 4 June 2007, 11:32 AM
	The Flight Instructor tests are completed and now available. You can prep for the flight instructor test, the basic ground instructor test, and the advanced ground instructor. To prep for the instrument ground instructor test, use the instrument rating area. Click here to check them out. Good luck with your flight and/or ground instructor career. Have fun with it.

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