#109 INSTRUCTING | COMMERCIAL CHECK RIDE | With 3rd Class Medical?

24 Apr 2019 · 5 min
4:34

Kenny Keller (Coffee with Kenny, Day 109) answers a viewer question about whether an instructor can teach or take a commercial helicopter checkride while holding only a third-class FAA medical certificate — he confirms yes, you can instruct and even take the commercial checkride on a third-class medical, though a second-class is required to perform commercial flight work. He also briefly shows and teases the history of a 1979 truck he bought in 1989 (28,000 miles), mentions moving to a new headquarters, and previews future videos.

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