TSS has a variety of requirements for flying our aircraft. These are based on a combination of TSS rules and rules specified by our insurer, AIG.

Please note, these should be taken as general guidelines. Please contact Herb Rosenthal to discuss your specific situation.

• Valid Medical Certificate
• Private Pilot’s Certificate or a Student Pilot Certificate (if taking instruction with a TSS instructor)
• FAA Flight Review in the past 12 Months conducted by a club instructor (unless taking instruction with a TSS instructor)

The table below presents a quick summary of our per aircraft flying requirements.

Complexity	Plane	Type	Checkout Requirements
	N64186	C-172 M	Checkout in this aircraft by a club instructor
	N52126	C-172 P	Checkout in this aircraft or N711DA by a club instructor Note: If your checkout was done in N52126, a short ground lesson covering the differences between the aircraft is required
	N711DA	C-172 N	Checkout in this aircraft or N52126 by a club instructor Note: If your checkout was done in N711DA, a short ground lesson covering the differences between the aircraft is required
	N931SJ	C-182 S	Checkout in this aircraft by a club instructor 100+ hours of PIC time 5+ hours dual or PIC in Make/Model
	N405JH	C-182 RG	Checkout in this aircraft by a club instructor 100+ hours of PIC time 25+ hours PIC in single engine with retractable gear AND 5+ hours PIC in Make/Model In lieu of 25+ hours PIC in retracts, 10 hours dual instruction in Make/Model can be substituted