"Night flying prohibited" 61.110 (b) (2)

Pilots that receive flight training for a Private pilot rating in Alaska can forgo the 3 hours of night training required in 61.109 (a) (2).  However, a limitation is placed on the certificate: "Night flying prohibited".   "This limitation is only valid for a 12-calender-month period.  At the end of that period, the certificate will become invalid for use until the person complies with appropriate night training requirements".

Check your certificate, if you have a limitation "Night flying prohibited" listed, your certificate is invalid 12-months from the day you took your Private Pilot check ride.  You need to get the required flight training and a DPE can remove the limitation.  This will make your certificate valid.  Contact ACME Cub Training and get the required night flight training and receive a new certificate with the limitation "Night flying prohibited" removed.

Designated Pilot Examiner on-staff at ACME Cub Training

Designated Pilot Examiner (DPE)

ACME Cub Training now has a Designated Pilot Examiner on-staff.  The FAA selected Steven Williams as a Designated Pilot Examiner.  Steven has accomplished the training and check rides required by the FAA to be an Examiner.

Steven Williams is authorized to give FAA practical flight tests for pilots applying for Sport, Private, Commercial, and Instrument certificates.  Steve will give check rides to pilots in both Land and Seaplanes.

Formation Flying (Jacob Williams and Wrangle Jensen). Photographer: Eugene DesJarlais

Great day of ski flying.  The temperature was -40 at Beluga Lake on January 16.

Ski Flying with Eugene DesJarlais, Jacob Williams, and Wrangel Jensen