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Old January 29th, 2007, 14:03   #1
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anyone on here a UND MEI and would you be willing to make a little money on the side? (If you can, not sure how your contract is) if so want to send me a PM or respond and i will PM you.

i am looking for a little multi-refresher. i flew the sim last nite and i was ok, but i would like to get a little more proficient in it before i go and fly the seminole out of flying cloud in a few weeks
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Old January 29th, 2007, 17:20   #2
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anyone on here a UND MEI and would you be willing to make a little money on the side? (If you can, not sure how your contract is) if so want to send me a PM or respond and i will PM you.

i am looking for a little multi-refresher. i flew the sim last nite and i was ok, but i would like to get a little more proficient in it before i go and fly the seminole out of flying cloud in a few weeks
Our current agreement does not allow us to provide instruction while personal using an aircraft. I am sure some would be willing to do it, but like I said, its not allowed.
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that is what i figured. UND wants their cut of the instruction as well as the sim time i suppose
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Old January 29th, 2007, 18:01   #4
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Our current agreement does not allow us to provide instruction while personal using an aircraft. I am sure some would be willing to do it, but like I said, its not allowed.

On a bit of a side note… does UND care when we PD airplanes which seat we sit in? For instance, if my grand parents come up to visit and want to go fly, would UND frown upon those of us PD’ing an airplane if we sit in the right seat? Do you know?

I know these rules are strict, as they should be; I just don't want to get in trouble. This very question has come up between other instructors, and none of us have gotten a definitive answer from anyone.
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Old January 29th, 2007, 18:26   #5
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On a bit of a side note… does UND care when we PD airplanes which seat we sit in? For instance, if my grand parents come up to visit and want to go fly, would UND frown upon those of us PD’ing an airplane if we sit in the right seat? Do you know?

I know these rules are strict, as they should be; I just don't want to get in trouble. This very question has come up between other instructors, and none of us have gotten a definitive answer from anyone.

I guess I should say that if this scenario presents itself to me ever, I’ll ask a lead before it happens to make sure.

The answer that one instructor got from a lead didn’t seem to be a “yes or no” answer, but ended up saying the same thing that you’ve already said (Southgater) about PD’ing aircraft.
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that is what i figured. UND wants their cut of the instruction as well as the sim time i suppose
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when i PDed planes, i sat in the right. after all, that's where i was doing all my flying from.
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when i PDed planes, i sat in the right. after all, that's where i was doing all my flying from.
That’s my thought too. But some have advised against that; the thought being that it might *look* like you’re giving instruction, and that wouldn’t be good.
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when i PDed planes, i sat in the right. after all, that's where i was doing all my flying from.
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On a bit of a side note… does UND care when we PD airplanes which seat we sit in? For instance, if my grand parents come up to visit and want to go fly, would UND frown upon those of us PD’ing an airplane if we sit in the right seat? Do you know?

I know these rules are strict, as they should be; I just don't want to get in trouble. This very question has come up between other instructors, and none of us have gotten a definitive answer from anyone.
Took my dad up when he was here in the WARG, let him sit left seat so he could look at the PFD better. He liked it.
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It seems to be a bit of the grey area. I would personally sit in the left seat because the only course i am teaching is CFI initial. i think I have logged about equal time in both sides, and it doesnt really matter to me either way. I think it is purely your choice as PIC.
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It seems to be a bit of the grey area. I would personally sit in the left seat because the only course i am teaching is CFI initial. i think I have logged about equal time in both sides, and it doesnt really matter to me either way. I think it is purely your choice as PIC.
Right, I just wanted to make sure that there isn’t a UND *rule* about which seat you’re in when PD’ing
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