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 Post subject: Canada light sport?
PostPosted: Tue Sep 20, 2011 12:05 
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does anyone know if the Canadians will recogize and allow light sport pilots to fly into Canada? I had heard it was under consideration.


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 Post subject: Re: Canada light sport?
PostPosted: Wed Sep 21, 2011 05:42 
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John,
Not possible yet. I had posted the same question over on the EAA forum. Doesn't look like it will happen anytime soon. At least that is the jest I got from the replies I recieved. The biggest issues is the medical. If you find anything more out I would surely like to hear it.
I live within an hours ride of Canada and would love to take the Champ up there on floats as I have a few friends that have lake cabins there.
Keith


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 Post subject: Re: Canada light sport?
PostPosted: Wed Sep 21, 2011 06:11 
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Thanks for the reply. I'd love to be able to fly skis to my cabin in Ontario, about 150 air miles away. John


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 Post subject: Re: Canada light sport?
PostPosted: Fri Oct 21, 2011 11:18 
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To my knowledge, the Bahamas is the only foreign country that allows sport pilots with only the driver's license medical to fly into their country.

Heck, I just found out about a year ago from a buddy that U.S. citizens may not enter Canada at all, regardless of the means of transportation for 5 years after getting a DUI. Talk about stupid. My buddy is an airline pilot, and he had a flight attendant escorted to a holding room when they all went thru customs in Toronto, her passport was run, and the customs guy saw she had a DUI 3 years prior, in the U.S., and the Canadians put her on the next flight headed for the U.S.

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 Post subject: Re: Canada light sport?
PostPosted: Sun Oct 23, 2011 17:10 
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I was flying with a guy last winter, who was pulled aside everytime we flew into Edmonton. He always told the rest of us flightcrew members, he would take a later van to the hotel. He had not revealed several DUI convictions and the FAA gave him a 6 month suspension, and then Canada had issues with him flying into their country. He was always allowed to continue to stay overnight and continue the trip the next morning. I was surprised Canada could access our U.S. DUI record system.

Richard


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 Post subject: Re: Canada light sport?
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