Ppc's With Light Twins? Who Needs Em?

[pitchlink]

Hey guys,

I'm currently have a PPC from a ride on a 206B and a PPC from a IFR ride on a S-76. If I wanted to jump in a twinstar would I need another PPC. I know it's a light so it should be covered with the 206 but it is a twin.

Thanks for your help.

Later,
pl

P.S. Arguing with a pilot is like wrestling with a pig in the mud, after a while you begin to think the pig likes it. :blink:

 

[T-rex]

Does the company you are going to operate a 206 and a 76, the PPC is only transferable if the company you are transfering to operates the type you are PPC'ed on. Is the Twin star going to be operated IFR or VFR? I assume your 76 was a multi IFR ride?

 

[tomascupwing]

Hey PL why would you want to? Single ppc will cover different singles provided you have the company training. Twins require separate ppc's. Unless things have changed.

 

[pitchlink]

Hey guys,

It would just be a VFR job doing relief flying.

Thanks for your help.

Later,
pl

 

[RDM]

Pitchlink,

You will require a PPC for the 355. All twins.