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FAA Endorsements

FAA Complex Aircraft Endorsement
A complex airplane is defined by 14 CFR 61.31(e) as an airplane that has:
  • Retractable landing gear
  • Flaps
  • Controllable pitch propeller
Ground and Flight Training is required to obtain a Complex Aircraft Endorsement.


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FAA High Performance Endorsement
A High Performance Endorsement is needed to operate an aircraft with an engine of more than (exceeding) 200 horsepower.  14 CFR 61.31(f) 

Ground and Flight Training is required to obtain a High Performance Endorsement.

For Multi Engine Aircraft, each engine (not all engines combined) must exceed 200 horsepower.



FAA High Altitude Endorsement
The FAA requires a High Altitude Endorsement to act as pilot in command of pressurized airplane with a service ceiling or maximum operating altitude above 25,000 feet MSL.  14 CFR 61.31(g) 

Ground and Flight Training is required prior to receiving a high-altitude endorsement.

Theoretical part:
  • High altitude aerodynamics;
  • Weather;
  • Physiology;
  • Pressurization;
  • Hypoxia, hyper-ventilation, supplemental oxygen;
  • Airspaces, regulations.

Flight:
  • Specific pre-flight checks;
  • Use of pressurization;
  • Simulated pressurization failure, use of oxygen, emergency descent.

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